Mystery: The Stars Returner

When Hastur chooses to seal his memory for a certain period of time, the Star Container is the most suitable person to play as a homeless person.

The people on the ship had fallen asleep, and even the cooks and maids from the monks in yellow were still unable to detect any signs of activity in the star container.

Even if they did notice, they would choose to remain silent.

Because the star container is the divine envoy believed in by the yellow-robed monk organization, and even the incarnation of the yellow-robed lord.

After entering the Star Container, Hastur temporarily sealed his memory so as not to affect the performance of the Star Container for the Homeless.

Far away from the seaside and arriving at a strange port on the coast, the container of stars without memory walked blankly on the street. His eyes wandered, looking at the strange things in front of him.

He was very interested in the people and things that appeared in front of him, but after looking at them for a while, he lost interest, as if there was some kind of isolation between the world and him, or it should be said that his subconscious kept a distance from it all.

Because it's too fragile.

Yes, everything he saw was too fragile. He only needed to blow out a breath, and they would all turn into ashes and ruins before his eyes.

Even if he was just passing by the streets here quietly, he would try to keep a certain distance from the people next to him.

His behavior seemed very strange among the crowd. He didn't care about the gazes directed at him. His gaze just looked at everything in front of him calmly and distantly.

"Sir, do you want to buy a book? We have all kinds of unexpected books here, as well as exquisite illustrations."

There was a young man who was only as high as his shoulders. He raised his head, revealing his freckled nose, and was carefully and mysteriously introducing his business to himself.

"You can take a look first and then decide whether to buy a copy."

The young man opened a corner of the large windbreaker he was wrapped in, and saw that there were twenty pockets sewn inside the gray-white windbreaker, and each pocket contained two or three books.

The covers of most of the books feature drawings of naked men and women having sex, some of them showing tied female vampires, hanging female elves, and even some drawings of animals and people.

Under the dim light, these cover paintings seem to have a different charm, as if they are about to step out of the pictures.

He just glanced at the cover of each book calmly, without showing the slightest hint of interest in his eyes.

The young man seemed to have noticed this. He put down the corner of the windbreaker and lifted up the left corner of the windbreaker. There were still pockets on the top, and there were still books in the pockets.

The difference from before is that the covers of these books are no longer white and tender pieces of flesh piled up by naked men and women and other weird creatures.

Weird, gloomy, and curious are the unified styles of these covers. There is an old castle under the moonlight, a half-gnawed heart, a predator hiding in a dark corner, and a scene of feasting on a corpse. .

He looked at it carefully for a while, then extended the index finger of his right hand to point on one of the books. This book also had its own unique cover.

Under the bright starlight, a figure was wearing a ragged yellow robe, tightly wrapped around himself, facing all those watching with only his back.

At just one glance, He fell in love with the ragged yellow robe on the cover of this book. He seemed to be lacking such a suitable piece of clothing.

"Sir, you have such a good eye. This "Children of the Stars" is one of the most popular banned books in recent times." A smile appeared on the young man's face, then he stretched out his five fingers and gestured: "The price is now It only costs 5 soli, and if purchased through other channels, this book can be sold for up to 2 gold pounds!”

5 suler? 2 gold pounds?

This should be the currency that needs to be paid when buying things in this world.

But He does not have such a thing, but He does not lack this kind of currency, because there is a lot of currency here.

He simply shook his left hand, and two shining gold pounds appeared in his palm. He handed the money to the young man, and the young man took out the book and put it in his hand.

"Sir, are these two gold pounds given to me? You are truly the most generous gentleman I have ever seen!" The young man saw clearly the two shining gold pounds lying on the palm of his hand, and his eyes widened. I can't believe I met such a generous buyer.

"Happy transaction, sir."

The young man quickly closed his fingers and clenched them, fearing that the generous gentleman in front of him would regret it temporarily, so he took the money back.

"Sir, your generosity will definitely bring you matching luck."

The young man closed his windbreaker, took two steps away, turned around and saluted, and then hummed a little tune and left happily.

He didn't feel happy because of the other person's gratitude. The two gold pounds just now were just taken out from the jacket pockets of the people nearby.

If the young man wants to thank, he should thank the quite wealthy passerby.

"Star Child" has a black skin, and the figure on the cover looks even more mysterious than before, making it difficult to spy. In that figure, he seems to see a place that overlaps with his own.

After staring at it for a long time, He opened the novel called "Children of the Star" under the moonlight.

The novel describes an indescribable person who travels in the human world. He is the Lord of the Star Sea in the distant starry sky. He is the King in Yellow.

He habitually wears a ragged yellow suit, appears late at night, under the starry sky, without purpose, and randomly appears in front of the lucky ones who have the opportunity to meet Him.

He sometimes generously rewards everyone who meets Him, satisfying their deepest desires with His power that is difficult to discern.

Sometimes, He would play a game with the other party, where one could bet money, glory, life, or even everything that could be bet.

As long as He recognizes the value of the bet, it's a fair game, a winner-takes-all game, and He is always a winner.

"Readers who have read this far, I give you a sincere suggestion. When you encounter a stranger wearing ragged yellow clothes under the starry sky, leave quickly. No matter what kind of bet he uses to tempt you, you cannot accept this. A game, otherwise your soul will be lost and He will throw it away at will."

These are the original words in the book of records, and they are a warning to those who come after.

Sometimes He will also impose punishments without any purpose. The reason may be just because a tree on the side of the road looks unsightly, or maybe someone in the crowd glanced at Him too much. His mood, His joy and anger, never have any rules. .

He just does whatever he wants. He will not be happy because of anyone's praise. In His eyes, no matter how beautiful things are, they are just dust that can be destroyed at any time.

After reading the entire "Children of the Stars" silently, his eyes fell on the cover of the book again. The same back view gave him a very different feeling than before. He seemed to really see it. A king in yellow descended from the starry sky and walked in the world.

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Fitzport is a very ordinary port along the coast. Everything here is ordinary. There is no prosperous business, no special seafood, and even the pirates running rampant nearby are ordinary.