Mystery: I Married the Queen of Mystery

"The Fool" Klein and "The Magician" Forsi also had similar thoughts: a researcher in the field of mysticism wants to publish a book? And publish it publicly?

It is true that some Beyonders have left behind works on the supernatural and mysticism. Klein's "Book of Secrets," for example, is said to be the work of a demigod.

However, this book was not publicly published, and it is very likely a unique copy, with at most a few handwritten copies.

This book is first released on 𝕥 𝕨 𝕜 𝕒 𝕟 . 𝕔 𝕠 𝕞 on the entire network.

Forsi cleared her throat, concealing her wild thoughts: "May I ask what kind of book you want to publish? Well, I know a few publishers, but they must have a good story or good writing to be interested."

Oudis said, "It's a research-based book."

He added, "It's a study of herbs."

Forsi nodded, thinking: So that's how it is.

She had heard "The Hermit" talk about herbal knowledge before, and it seemed very professional.

"Such books are reference books, and it should be easy to get to the printing stage," Forsi said based on her own experience. "But the print run may be very small, usually within 5,000 copies, or even only 1,000 copies."

Oudis then asked, "If I use the method of mailing manuscripts to publishers, can I publish without revealing my information?"

"Theoretically, it's possible," Forsi replied. "But the probability of publishing in this way is very small. If the author is not well-known, it's almost impossible to publish.

"I suggest finding a writer to recommend it to the publisher, which will increase the chances of publication."

Oudis thought: "Lelouch" does have some fame, but it's not a good kind of fame. To avoid offending the nobles, the publisher may refuse to publish such a book.

But if Forsi helps with the recommendation, it will bring her a lot of trouble. The "Punisher" is likely to follow this clue to collect the copper pennies in the gas meter in her house.

Then, Oudis recalled that he could contact several writers through his intelligence network, but in that case, it would expose the connection between Mr. Gehr and "Lelouch," or the connection between "Leader" and "Lelouch."

This was also a result that Oudis was unwilling to see.

At this time, Forsi added, "In addition to the writer's recommendation, you can also find a well-known journalist to recommend it."

Oudis nodded. He also didn't have any trustworthy journalist friends.

This transaction ended here. After the separate exchange, the transaction part of this Tarot Gathering ended.

Coming to the free exchange session, "Justice" Audrey said first, "There was a fire on King's Avenue yesterday!"

Forsi, who was also in Backlund, said, "I also heard about this. It is said that a nobleman secretly built a colosseum on King's Avenue, and it was burned down last night."

She saw the related news in the newspaper this morning: "According to the news disclosed in the newspaper, it seems that it's not just building a colosseum.

"That nobleman also imprisoned and harmed some young girls in the colosseum, and also used the gladiators to form a gang organization, doing many shady things for the nobles.

"For example, killing workers who organized strikes, killing mistresses who intended to blackmail the nobles, killing women who reported to the police station after being violated by the nobles, and so on.

"The operator of the colosseum also used the relationships of the nobles to repeatedly acquit these gang members."

Forsi commented, "Such people should be burned to death."

At this time, the news of Bishop's murder had not yet been published, and Forsi still thought that Bishop was alive.

After reading the Daily Observer's report, she also wrote a letter to the parliament, suggesting that the nobles' legal immunity should be revoked.

Not only the king and queen can enjoy this right, but in the Loen Kingdom, nobles above the rank of baron basically have legal immunity. As long as it is not the king and parliament, or the church wants a certain noble to die, they can legally escape legal sanctions no matter what crime they commit.

Not many people know about this, after all, this is not a glorious thing, and the judicial authorities cannot publicize it everywhere.

Forsi still knew about this after consulting many books and magazines on law when she was writing her book.

The two female members were very angry about the colosseum, but the other members didn't seem too interested.

"The Sun" in the "Land Abandoned by God" didn't care much about this topic, and some of Klein's and "The Hanged Man" Alger's experiences had long made them see the true colors of the nobles, and they were not surprised that the nobles could do these things.

"The World" said in a dull voice, "Fortunately, there was this fire, otherwise everyone wouldn't know about the existence of the colosseum."

He originally intended to make a simple comment and then talk about other topics, but "Justice" Audrey immediately said, "No, it's not because of the fire that people learned the truth of the matter.

"It was a brave Beyonder who killed the nobleman who ran the colosseum, and killed several of the nobleman's subordinates! Then he set fire to the colosseum!"

"That nobleman is dead?" Forsi was stunned. "Is the report in the newspaper incomplete?"

"Yes, someone has blocked the news!" Audrey said seriously, "According to Lelouch... that is, that brave Beyonder, according to him, he submitted relevant evidence to major newspapers and police stations.

"But only the Daily Observer reported it. Someone must have prevented the newspapers from reporting and the police from investigating."

Lelouch? Klein suddenly felt that this name was very familiar.

Forsi asked, "What sequence is that Beyonder named Lelouch? How did he kill that nobleman?"

Audrey said, "According to my observation, he is only Sequence 8..."

"What? Sequence 8?" Alger also joined the topic. "Didn't the nobleman who was killed have any Beyonder bodyguards around him?"

"Yes, but I think Lelouch made thorough preparations for this!" Audrey said, "He first disguised himself as a gladiator in the colosseum, and attracted the attention of Bishop, the manager of the colosseum, through two matches.

"But because Lelouch was unwilling to join the 3N Party... the 3N Party is the gang that Miss Magician just mentioned, which Bishop formed using the gladiators.

"Therefore, Bishop sent members of the 3N Party to assassinate Lelouch, but instead three members were killed by Lelouch, and only one member ran back, and it is said that his mental state seems to be problematic.

"Lelouch didn't know what magical method he used. The crime scene was clearly burned by the fire, but one of the members was actually frozen to death!"

Oudis's mouth curled up slightly. It felt pretty good to be praised.

Fire?

Klein remembered the report a few days ago. He manipulated "The World" to ask, "Is it the fire that happened on Riverbend Avenue?"

Audrey immediately said, "Yes! It was that fire."

There is no mistake, the first release of the content is on Yi Yi Kan!

"This has further aroused Bishop's attention, so he arranged two very difficult Beyonder fighting matches for Lelouch.

"Later I heard that before the second match, Bishop promised Lelouch that as long as he won these two battles, he would personally preside over his participation in the 3N Party ceremony.

"Lelouch won both battles, and even killed a Beyonder who could command undead to fight.

"Bishop was very happy, thinking that he would have another powerful subordinate, so after the second battle, he personally went to the colosseum.

"Lelouch took the opportunity to kill Bishop, and set a fire, burning the place to the ground!"

Klein commented in his heart: This was an action with careful planning. Of course, Lelouch's personal ability was also very strong, otherwise he would not have been able to win those two Beyonder fighting matches.

The image of a lone hero stood up in his heart.

Forsi seemed to understand something. She asked Audrey, "Were you on the scene at the time?"

"Yes, I met Lelouch before that," Audrey replied truthfully. "And I was very interested in the words and deeds of this Beyonder, so I went to watch the match, but I saw such a big surprise."

Listening to "Justice" say this, Forsi recalled that during the last gathering, "Justice" seemed to have asked other members what the consequences would be if they refused an invitation from a certain Beyonder organization?

Combining her description just now, she should have encountered Lelouch, who refused the solicitation of the 3N Party, at that time.

Alger frowned and said, "Among the audience, didn't any Beyonders stop all of this?"

"Yes! A Beyonder once tried to help Bishop, but their Beyonder abilities were blocked by a barrier protecting the audience," Audrey explained.

"Because that match was an unregulated match where weapons could be carried, there must be a barrier in the audience to protect the audience.

"But what people didn't expect was that the barrier protected Lelouch."

Alger laughed and said, "This should also be in Lelouch's calculations."

He said, "According to your description, it is not difficult to see that this Lelouch is a person with excellent planning ability. Relying on step-by-step planning, he approached that nobleman and completed the assassination.

"In order to better complete the plan, he will of course conduct a detailed investigation of the final assassination location, and collect relevant information through various channels.

"If I were Lelouch, I would be very happy to know that there is a barrier protecting the audience!

"Because this means that the assassination mission has become much simpler."

“Firstly, it's impossible for there to be Beyonders of too high a sequence among the audience. After all, a Sequence 5 wouldn't be interested in a battle between Sequence 8s and Sequence 7s.

“And among the Beyonder bodyguards, it's also impossible for someone of Sequence 5 to appear. The reason is simple: once you reach Sequence 5, who would still be a bodyguard?

“Perhaps only the King and a small number of great nobles can afford to hire Beyonders of that level as bodyguards.

“Now that there's that barrier, we only need to deal with the Beyonder bodyguards around that noble named Bishop.”

The other members nodded in agreement, and even Audis couldn't help but admire inwardly: Great minds think alike.

Fors asked again, “Did Lelouch leave behind any inspiring words at the time?”

Audrey's mind immediately conjured up that phrase that had left a deep impression on her: “He said, he is Lelouch the Rebel!”

Klein, behind the gray fog, almost slapped his thigh: I remember now, this… this guy is a transmigrator!

Thank you all for your support all along. Here's an extra chapter to show my appreciation.