Lord of the Mysteries Chapter Summary 1381-1395

Chapter 1381 – Authority

As the chaos in the astral world continues, Lucca Brewster finds himself trapped in the God of Knowledge and Wisdom’s headquarters, struggling to decipher the secrets hidden within the Seal of Autonomy. Meanwhile, Leonard, sealed in a cathedral, ponders the anomaly outside, unable to leave the room, while Pallez Zoroast remains silent and unresponsive. Danitz, in Bayam City, sends a cryptic telegram, only to realize he may have been controlled by the potion, confessing his inner thoughts to the captain.

In the astral world, the Evernight Goddess’s hidden objects and existences break free, looking dazed and confused. The Lord of Storms, Eternal Blazing Sun, and God of Knowledge and Wisdom experience similar changes, their counterattacks weakening. The Genie retreats to the Magic Wishing Lamp, while Antigonus, now lucid, is overwhelmed with questions about his identity and purpose.

As the ancient sun god utters “Let there be light!”, the chaos subsides, and Amon’s true body regains control. With Klein’s advancement, Amon’s avatars disappear, and “He” escapes through a loophole, leaving behind a trail of mysterious doors. The stage is set for an unpredictable showdown, as the characters struggle to regain control over their minds and actions.

Chapter 1382 – Home Ground Advantage

Klein, having advanced to The Fool, decides to flee Sefirah Castle to avoid facing Amon alone and unstable. He believes that by escaping, he can gather his allies and turn the tables on Amon, who would be weakened by the orthodox deities. However, Amon anticipates Klein’s plan and uses a crystal monocle to prevent his escape.

With his hopes of fleeing crushed, Klein creates a Realm of Mysteries, a divine kingdom of The Fool, which transports Amon to an ancient castle. Amon finds himself in a dark and gloomy corridor with silver candle stands and mysterious doors leading to unknown rooms. As the most powerful Cryptologist, Amon recognizes that this divine kingdom cannot be broken through with brute force and decides to play by its rules.

As Amon begins to explore the divine kingdom, he whispers to an invisible Klein, accusing him of trying to stall for time and stabilize his mental state. With a pointed hat and black robe, Amon approaches a dark red wooden door, unaware of what lies beyond, but ready to continue the cat-and-mouse game with Klein.

Chapter 1383 – Stipulated Rules

As Amon navigates the divine kingdom of The Fool, Klein retreats, using his Paper Figurine Substitute to stall for time. However, Amon quickly exposes the ruse, and Klein is forced to rely on his Worms of Spirit to escape the “Parasitizing” effect. With his body collapsing into countless transparent maggots, Klein momentarily evades Amon’s grasp.

In the ensuing chaos, Klein creates a new divine kingdom, transporting Amon to a room filled with oil paintings of various eyes and four mysterious doors. Amon, unfazed, uses his cunning to create an illusory door, which in turn sets off a chain reaction of doors opening and closing around the room. Meanwhile, in the dark tower, Klein employs the Magic Wishing Lamp to undo the “Fooling” effect on the Trunsoest Brass Book, preparing for his next move.

As the cat-and-mouse game intensifies, Klein’s options dwindle, and he must carefully weigh his next steps to avoid falling prey to Amon’s relentless pursuit. With the stakes higher than ever, Klein’s fate hangs precariously in the balance, and his very identity as the owner of Sefirah Castle is threatened.

Chapter 1384 – Conceptualization

Klein’s heart sinks as Amon’s words prove to be true, making him question his trust in Genie. The Trunsoest Brass Book’s rule prohibiting deception has seemingly been manipulated by Amon or Genie, allowing the former to make a promise without repercussions. With Amon’s threat looming, Klein decides to take a gamble, summoning The Fool’s authority and enveloping the area in “Blind Stupidity,” slowing down Amon’s and Genie’s abilities.

As Amon’s vision is temporarily lost, Klein seizes the opportunity to escape Sefirah Castle, but his path is blocked by Amon’s crystal monocle. Undeterred, Klein completes his prepared “Grafting” and disappears, leaving behind a desolate, crumbling wilderness. The Magic Wishing Lamp and Trunsoest Brass Book struggle to withstand the flames, while Klein has “Grafted” himself to the concept of a star, allowing him to survive the inferno.

With Amon and Genie momentarily thwarted, Klein has bought himself some time, but the stakes remain high. As the cat-and-mouse game continues, Klein’s fate hangs precariously in the balance, and his identity as the owner of Sefirah Castle is still under threat.

Chapter 1385 – “Madness

Amon’s sinister plan unfolds as he merges with the mysterious door of light, his face grimacing as darkness intensifies in his eyes. Klein, caught off guard, tries to react but finds his thoughts slowed down, entrapped in a dazed state. Amon activates The Fool’s domain, removing his “Grafting” to Sefirah Castle and escaping Klein’s interference.

As Amon raises his hands, starlight illuminates Klein’s figure, and with a tearing motion, Klein’s body turns into paper fragments, swallowed by the darkness. Amon’s multiple figures, pure avatars, replicas, and Blinked versions, occupy the sky and wilderness, blocking every loophole. They transform into wall clocks, starlight, and hands, exerting various levels of “Theft” to confound Klein.

Klein, relying on The Fool’s authority, escapes the effects of “Blind Stupidity” and “Fools” time, freezing the environment and emerging from the encirclement of Amons. However, Amon quickly regroups, trapping Klein in a cage of shadows, only for Klein to “Fool” history and split his previous and future self, reappearing outside the cell. The game of cat and mouse continues, with Klein’s fate hanging precariously in the balance.

Chapter 1386 – Narrow Path

Klein reveals his plan, saying he’s just given in to Amon’s arrangements, but in a more complete way than Amon thought. A mysterious brand appears on Klein’s mask, and he’s enveloped in dark, sinister tentacles that extend into the sky. Klein proposes a competition with Amon: whoever awakens the Lord of the Mysteries’ will to a greater extent wins, with the loser facing destruction.

Amon listens intently, adjusting his crystal monocle, as Klein explains that he’s aware of Amon’s external avatar and the help it provides to maintain his mental state. Klein reveals his understanding of Amon’s strategy and the connection he’s trying to maintain, knowing that Amon’s current condition is precarious.

Klein takes a bold step, offering to compete with Amon in a game of awakening the Lord of the Mysteries’ will, with the loser facing destruction. Amon remains silent, but Klein presses on, saying he’s willing to make a deal with the Lord of the Mysteries and has time to get the Genie as a witness. The stakes are high, and the competition is on, with the winner claiming control over Sefirah Castle.

Chapter 1387 – Method

Amon, dressed in a classic black robe, awakens in a dark realm, conversing with a mysterious voice that probes his understanding of courage and sacrifice. The voice warns Amon of the dangers of entering the cosmos, where he’ll be beyond help, but Amon is drawn to the excitement and potential for self-discovery. With a cryptic smile, Amon vanishes into the darkness, leaving behind a human-skinned glove.

Klein, meanwhile, breathes a sigh of relief as Amon is obliterated under the power of a supernova. He hopes to personally protect the world and seek out the meaning of life again, but knows he’ll have to awaken the Celestial Worthy of Heaven and Earth for Blessings if necessary. However, as the Celestial Worthy’s power grows, Klein’s control falters, and he becomes afflicted by Beyonder characteristics, his body swelling and shrinking in an endless loop.

As the bizarre mask on his face brightens, and sinister tentacles writhe uncontrollably, a pair of starlight eyes forms, threatening to consume Klein’s mind. A strange door of light appears on his body, hinting at a connection to Sefirah Castle. The chapter ends with Klein, Sefirah Castle, and the Uniqueness of Door and Error drawn together, poised for a climactic convergence.

Chapter 1388 – A Sudden Gathering

The Evernight Goddess nods, and with a gentle tug, a “night curtain” floats down, enveloping Klein’s body, imbuing him with blessings. He bows, then departs the astral world, entering the Giant King’s Court, where he creates a blue illusory door, leading him to the Forsaken Land of the Gods. There, he finds a huge crucifix shrouded in a faint shadow, and an ancient silver mirror, which he takes.

Klein uses the Magic Wishing Lamp to locate Bernadette on a hidden island, returning the lamp and gifting her a corroded metal cigar case. He then “Wanders” to Backlund, seeking out Dr. Aaron Ceres’s home, where he finds Will Auceptin. Klein offers to help Will accommodate the Uniqueness of the Snake of Fate, proposing to steal his childhood and forcefully guide him through the process, but Will declines, predicting a better opportunity in the future.

As Klein’s control begins to falter, his Beyonder characteristics intensify, and his connection to Sefirah Castle grows stronger. The “door of light” on his body glows brighter, foreshadowing a convergence with the Uniqueness of Door and Error. With Klein’s lucidity dwindling, the stakes escalate, leaving the reader wondering what lies ahead in this labyrinthine narrative.

Chapter 1389 – The Fool’s Commission

The Tarot Club convenes under somber circumstances, with The Fool Klein announcing his impending slumber, hinting at a war beyond the Sequences that could trigger an apocalypse. Alger, Audrey, and others sense the gravity of the situation, while Leonard and the rest feel a mix of surprise and confusion. Klein reveals that only angels possess the right to know the truth, implying that corruption lies in wait for those who seek knowledge prematurely.

As Klein’s control begins to wane, he issues a long-term commission to the Tarot Club: spread his name discreetly, without confrontation with the orthodox Churches, and record The World’s status as his Blessed in the Church’s Holy Bible. This, he believes, will aid in his awakening and grant him anchors in the battle against the Lord of the Mysteries. Klein plans to mold The World into a saint, leveraging multiple identities to amass anchors.

Cattleya accepts a separate commission to investigate the Hidden Sage, risking danger in search of answers that might be crucial to Klein’s awakening and the apocalypse. With Klein’s lucidity dwindling, the stakes escalate, leaving the Tarot Club members with a sense of urgency and purpose to navigate the treacherous landscape ahead.

Chapter 1390 – Questions and Answers

Xio accepts her mission to investigate the three Sequence 1 Beyonder characteristics and the Uniqueness of the Red Priest pathway, aware of the dangers that come with it. Klein warns her to be cautious of Bansy, implying that the task won’t be easy. Meanwhile, Leonard receives a mission similar to Emlyn’s, gathering blessings from the Mother Tree of Desire during the Rose School of Thought’s besiegement. Klein advises Leonard to be discreet in promoting his name, suggesting that he share stories of The World through songs and poetry instead.

Audrey is tasked with assisting Judgment in investigating the Red Priest pathway and raising her own level, which Klein reveals will increase her chances of awakening The World. He cautions her about the potential costs and risks involved, giving her the option to forgo her previous reward. Alger, on the other hand, is told that he will know his mission in due time, but is allowed to bring the Sea God Scepter, which will redirect the prayers of Sea God believers to Klein.

As the Tarot Club members accept their missions, Klein reiterates the reward for their tasks: a single wish. With their objectives clear, the club members disperse, knowing that they will reconvene on the first Monday afternoon of every month, but without a convener. The stakes are high, and the path ahead is treacherous, but the members of the Tarot Club are determined to navigate the risks and uncover the secrets that lie within.

Chapter 1391 – Facing I

Cattleya, the Admiral of Stars, ponders the recent monumental change she sensed before Mr. Fool’s announcement of his deep sleep. As a Clairvoyant, she has blurry visions but lacks knowledge of the specifics. She decides to ask Queen Mystic Bernadette, who has advanced to the level of an angel and controls many powerful Sealed Artifacts. Meanwhile, Cattleya is aware of the risks involved in her mission to gather information about the Hidden Sage within the Moses Ascetic Order, where she teeters on the periphery.

As she contemplates her next move, Cattleya is torn between the danger of participating in the Order’s internal decisions and the need to elevate her status to uncover more information. She fears exposing her connection to Queen Mystic and being eliminated by the other pillars. Her anxiety is compounded by her responsibility to protect Frank, Heath, Nina, and the rest of the crew, as well as her prediction of the apocalypse.

Taking a deep breath, Cattleya decides to face the challenges head-on, using her fairy tale magic to make the Future and its fleet disappear from view. The move astonishes the pirate ship crew, leaving them stunned and bewildered. With her resolve strengthened, Cattleya prepares to integrate into the Moses Ascetic Order and gather the necessary information, no matter the risks involved.

Chapter 1392 – Yesterday No More

Leonard, still reeling from the mysterious gathering, returns to the real world and is greeted by Pallez Zoroast’s ominous words: “Error has perished.” The cryptic message reveals that Amon, a standard true god, has perished, leaving Leonard stunned and wondering why there were no signs of this monumental event. Pallez Zoroast reveals that Amon infiltrated Sefirah Castle, where the gathering took place, and that Mr. Fool’s decision to enter a state of slumber is related to the corruption he suffered in the battle of gods.

As Leonard struggles to comprehend the gravity of the situation, Pallez Zoroast reveals that even at Mr. Fool’s level, irreversible corruption is still possible, and that he has become equivalent to half a “Lord of the Mysteries.” The conversation takes a darker turn as Leonard learns that even Pallez Zoroast cannot awaken Mr. Fool, and that the only solution lies with the mysterious “Lord of the Mysteries.”

Leonard switches gears, inquiring about “Stealing” artistic flair, but Pallez Zoroast dismisses the idea, offering instead a deal with those who possess natural talent or hiring them to resolve problems. As the conversation concludes, Leonard sees a glimmer of hope in the midst of chaos, but the looming threat of corruption and the enigmatic “Lord of the Mysteries” loom large, beckoning readers to continue the story.

Chapter 1393 – Where the Dream Begins

Alger receives a mysterious gift from the Church of Storms – a tin box containing the ominous “Book of Calamity” and a ghost ship called the Blue Avenger, which he used to sail as a pirate. The bishop’s unusual behavior and the Church’s sudden gesture raise questions, leaving Danitz wondering if this is a congratulatory gift or a challenge to war. Meanwhile, Alger reveals to Danitz that he has received a revelation from Mr. Fool, who is about to enter a deep slumber, and that he must complete a mission that may take a few years.

As Alger prepares to depart, he hands over the Church’s matters to Elder Derrick Berg and tasks Danitz with convincing believers to accept the Sea God as Mr. Fool. Danitz is shocked but determined to fulfill his duty as Oracle. Alger then bids farewell to Derrick, advising him to prioritize the safety of Mr. Fool’s believers and the citizens of the City of Silver over the physical city itself.

With the Book of Calamity in hand, Alger boards the Blue Avenger, looking out at the crew members on deck as he sets off on his uncertain journey, leaving behind a trail of intrigue and anticipation for what lies ahead.

Chapter 1394 – A New Journey

Azik Eggers awakens from a mysterious coffin in an abandoned castle, looking lost and confused. As he reads letters scattered around him, his confusion slowly lifts, and he begins to recall his past. The letters, written in a flowing script, reveal memories and experiences that had plagued him, and he falls deep in thought, parsing through the revelations.

As he reads, Azik’s expression transforms from puzzlement to understanding, and he eventually takes up a pen to respond. With a warm expression, he writes of his newfound awareness, marveling at the complicated and exciting experiences shared in the letters. He reflects on the heavy responsibility borne by the writer, and how their decisions have led to a profound understanding of the world.

With his response written, Azik sets off on a new journey, determined to pursue the past and witness the changes in the world. He promises to continue writing, sharing his own encounters with interesting traditions and people, hoping to send his letters to the still-slumbering writer via sacrifice. As Azik’s pen scratches across the paper, the golden tip reflecting sunlight, the reader is left wondering what mysteries lie ahead.

Chapter 1395 – An Ordinary Person’s Daily Life 1/8

Barton, a devout believer, is granted an opportunity to meet the pontiff, but instead of a revered figure, he envisions a golden retriever sitting on a throne, wearing a papal tiara. This surreal and disturbing dream leaves him shaken, and he tries to brush it off as a mere nightmare, keeping the details hidden from his family. In his daily life, Barton presents a confident façade, working for the Loen Relic Search and Preservation Foundation in Stoen City, earning a sizable salary that supports his upper-middle-class lifestyle.

As Barton navigates his daily routine, his inner turmoil and fear are palpable, hinting at a deeper struggle within him. His reluctance to share his dream with his wife stems from a fear of being judged, and he perpetuates the illusion of a perfect family life. This dichotomy between his public persona and private anxieties creates an air of tension, leaving the reader wondering what secrets Barton might be hiding.

Meanwhile, the dream itself raises more questions than answers. Is this a glimpse into a hidden reality, or merely a product of Barton’s subconscious? The enigmatic golden retriever, adorned in opulent attire, seems to hold significance, but its true meaning remains elusive. As Barton continues to grapple with his own demons, the reader is left pondering the mysteries hidden beneath the surface of this seemingly ordinary life.