Mystery: Chaos Path

When you encounter one or two coincidences, you might find it strange. When you encounter three or four, you might suspect there's something wrong with your luck. But when you look around and see nothing but coincidences, you become numb.

Klein was in this state. He had long been bombarded by coincidences, so he was no longer surprised by them. He skillfully brushed off Leonard, finished another day of work, and then found Jack to share the news he had learned today.

"Ah, an angel? Really?" Lorraine blinked, not surprised by the information Klein shared. He had long suspected that the Night Goddess's attitude towards him was either observation or a show of goodwill. Now it seemed she was more inclined towards the former.

This wasn't strange, after all, if the Night Goddess wasn't sharing information with the Creator's gang, it was normal to be inclined to observe an unknown existence like him.

Or rather, in this situation, "ignore Him" inherently implied both observation and a show of goodwill.

Lorraine understood the Night Goddess's attitude in his heart, but on the surface, he wore a puzzled expression and said, "Don't they say angels have big wings? I didn't see the old guy having any!"

"Didn't you ask Mr. Lucifer about his Sequence?" Klein asked, puzzled and helpless.

"I asked, but he said low-Sequence individuals don't need to know too much and dismissed me," Lorraine spread his hands, indicating that it wasn't his fault.

After all, he wasn't really an angel. Perhaps the "Him" the Night Goddess was referring to was treating him as an Outer God.

Klein thought about the personality of Mr. Lucifer he had encountered and immediately understood. After thinking for a moment, he asked, "Has your teacher mentioned Leonard's existence to you?"

"Leonard? Who's that?" Lorraine looked at him in confusion.

"My colleague, also a Nighthawk," Klein thought for a moment and briefly described Leonard's appearance. This wasn't something he needed to hide from Lorraine, as the latter could easily find out if he wanted to.

"Oh, that idiot!" Lorraine revealed a realization.

This time, it was Klein's turn to be puzzled. Although he sometimes felt that Leonard wasn't very smart… ahem, but why call him an idiot?

Lorraine explained with a smile, "The teacher did mention someone who matched your description. When I asked him if his family ancestor was still alive, he told me that the ancestor was currently residing in an idiot. When I asked him what kind of idiot, the person he described was similar to the one you just described."

Speaking of which, Lorraine paused, as if finally realizing something, and looked at Klein, saying, "Oh, wouldn't that mean the ancestor is currently residing in your colleague's body?"

Klein: …

What a big scoop!

And why is it Savor, again? He felt like he was about to be surrounded by Savor.

Klein didn't know what to say for a moment. He suddenly remembered his second meeting with Leonard. At that time, that idiot… ah, no, Leonard told him about "the wheel of history" and "two protagonists meeting," and he originally thought the other party was just being chuunibyou, but he didn't expect that he actually carried an old grandpa with him.

What an ancient Dragon Aotian protagonist setting!

"Actually, not only him, my own setting is also quite protagonist-like, time travel, gray fog golden finger, suspected of being targeted by multiple behind-the-scenes big shots…" Klein complained in his heart, and suddenly thought of the amnesiac Mr. Azik, and then looked at Lorraine in front of him, and couldn't help but sigh:

"Our Tingen is truly a place of outstanding people!"

Just look at how many protagonist templates there are in this small city.

Even high-Sequence, suspected angel existences, Klein felt like he was about to have enough for a handful: Mr. Azik, the mysterious behind-the-scenes black hand A who took Mr. Azik's son's skull, Mr. Lucifer, and the old grandpa on Leonard.

As long as there is one more high-Sequence, there will really be enough for 5.

"They said high-Sequences are rare? Why do I feel like they're everywhere," Klein complained in his heart, but he also felt a lot of pressure.

After all, a common small city has gathered so many high-Sequences. No matter how you look at it, according to the routine, something big should happen to live up to this scene.

Klein then looked at Lorraine and asked, "Jack, do you know anything about your ancestor?"

"Probably a good person?" Lorraine showed a reminiscing expression and said, "The teacher once said that Palès, the ancestor of the Savor family, is a rare conscience in the Thief pathway. Although I feel like the teacher doesn't seem to like this ancestor very much, maybe there are some personal grudges."

He seemed to see what Klein was worried about and comforted him, "So your colleague should be fine. Maybe this is an opportunity for him?"

When Klein heard this, his eyelids twitched first, and his stereotype of the "Thief" pathway increased again, and finally, he couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

Although he had only known him for a short time, he really didn't want Leonard to become a snack for some high-Sequence existence, and he didn't want him to encounter what the Savor in the diary encountered.

Now it seems that Leonard's old grandpa should still be a good person?

…

No mistake, one song, one shot, one inside, one content, one at a time, see!

"Achoo—"

"Old man, why are you sneezing again? Do you have a cold?" Leonard asked strangely.

Palès smiled when he heard this and said, "Instead of worrying about my health, you might as well worry about your colleague."

"Klein?" Leonard was stunned for a moment and asked nervously, "What's wrong with him?"

"He…" Palès didn't know what he thought of, and was silent for a second, and said, "Nothing's wrong with him."

"Do you think I'm stupid?" Leonard said angrily, but Palès was obviously determined not to say anything, and no matter how Leonard asked, he couldn't find out anything.

Helpless, Leonard could only give up and instead discussed today's affairs with Palès: "That Mr. Lucifer should be Lucifer that Lorraine mentioned, right? I think the characteristic descriptions can match."

"Maybe," Palès didn't give a definite answer.

Leonard didn't care, just continued: "So it turns out that Lorraine really didn't lie, the Lord of Chaos may really be an ally with the Goddess," his expression was a little lost.

After all, if this was true, it would mean that those words Lorraine had said before were also true.

"Boy, I told you long ago that the affairs of the True Gods are not that simple, do you finally believe it now?" Palès's voice was slightly sarcastic, and he said earnestly:

"Believe in the power of the gods, but do not believe in their benevolence, this is my only advice."