Mystery: The New Dark Emperor Arrives

Chapter 174 Klein Resurrection with Full Blood
Dusk fell, covering the cemetery with a layer of twilight.

Hobert placed two bouquets of flowers in front of the tombstones of Dunn and Klein respectively. These two bouquets of flowers were completely a cover-up.

If you don't bring flowers, someone will definitely wonder why this young man came to the cemetery?
Hobert could never say: "I am expecting a friend who will come out after dark."

What are you waiting for friends?
It would be a shame to say such a thing in a cemetery.

Hobert looked at Klein's tombstone, but he was thinking about other things.

After tonight, he and Klein are friends who know "all" each other's secrets.

Klein "knows" that Hobert is a follower of the "Founder", and Hobert "knows" the secret of Klein's resurrection.

Hobert is working hard for some future plans. When "The Fool" develops in the future, Hobert needs him to first recognize and support the new "Dark Emperor".

Although it is still a long way from that step, there are some things that need to be prepared in advance.

Just thinking of this, Hobert suddenly felt that something unknown had happened around him. When he looked back, a middle-aged man appeared on the road not far behind him.

The middle-aged man wears a silk top hat and a black dress. He is of medium build, with a bronze complexion and soft features.

Hobert's first reaction was, when did he appear?Why is my own spirituality not aware of it at all.

Hobert's second reaction was, this can't be Mr. Ards, can it?
Looking carefully, the complexion is bronze, the eyes are vicissitudes, and there is indeed a mole under the right ear, that's right.

Hobart nodded slightly towards Mr. Ards, and rushed up to call "Mr. Ards" at this time, which would probably make the situation very troublesome.

Ards gently took off his top hat as a gift, and he put the flowers in front of Klein's grave, and then asked Hobert, "Are you also Klein's friend?"

Hobert replied: "Colleague."

Azik seemed to understand something: "He is a very good young man."

"He is also a very good colleague." Hobert sighed: "He is not married yet, and he has not enjoyed a good life yet."

After Klein climbed out of the grave, he bid farewell to the lives of ordinary people.

What is buried here is Klein's life as an ordinary person.

Azik also sighed: "Death is the most helpless magic. It is in front of people from the moment they are born, but we have no choice but to approach and touch it step by step."

He glanced at Klein's tombstone: "If only I had been in Tingen City at that time, it would have been a few minutes late, and a fresh life would have turned into a cold stone tablet."

After a moment of silence in front of the stele, Azik said to the tombstone again: "I'm leaving Tingen City, and I'll come back to see you when I have time."

He reminded Hobert: "Young man, it's getting late."

Hobert nodded: "I know, I will leave after a while."

Azik let out a "hmm", walked away quickly, and quickly disappeared into the twilight.

Hobert wasn't in a hurry to establish contact with Azik, he only had Sequence 7 now, knowing too much would cause problems.

Get acquainted first, and it won't be too late to build a stronger connection when you have the opportunity to meet in the future.

The wait is always long, the twilight fades away and the stars appear in the sky.

There were no longer any mourners in the cemetery, only the sounds of a few night insects.

Hobert wasn't worried about encountering zombies or ghosts here, because the people buried here had all been requiemed by the pastor.

It's just a bit cold. It's already autumn, and the city of Tingen is in the north of Backlund, and the temperature is a bit colder than Backlund after nightfall.

Hobert looked at his pocket watch again and again, and the time finally came after ten o'clock in the evening.

dong dong~
There was movement behind the tombstone.

puff~
A hand with a pale complexion stretched out from the soil.

Hobert didn't care about the dirt on Klein's hand, he grabbed the hand and pulled Klein out of the coffin.

Fortunately, the customs of the Loen Kingdom do not have a procedure for erecting graves, otherwise Klein would have to work hard to climb out of the coffin.

Klein was a little dazed sitting in the coffin. He first saw Hobert under the starlight: "The son of the evil god..."

His memory is still the moment he just killed the heir of the evil god.

"It's dead," said Hobert.

"I," Klein suddenly thought, "I'm dead too..."

"In the middle of the night, and in the cemetery again, don't say such things!"

Klein hurriedly pulled off his clothes. Only when he saw that the wound on his chest had healed did he realize that he had been resurrected again, but this time the resurrection took longer than the last time.

Suddenly, Klein looked at Hobert in shock.

"Don't look at me like that, I thought you were dead at the time," Hobert said.

"Then why are you here?"

"you guess."

Klein immediately understood that it was the "creator", and it must be the "creator" who told Hobert that he could still be resurrected.

Seeing that Klein "guessed right", Hobert said again: "Get up, say goodbye to Dunn, we should all embark on a new journey."

"Captain..." Klein looked at the tombstone not far away, and intense grief filled his heart.

He came out of the coffin and stood in front of Dun En's tombstone, as if he was talking to himself, or to Dunn's tombstone: "Captain, you said that day that you 'brought' Cornley into a dream, and you didn't know what to do." Said that you are reluctant to sacrifice your teammates, so I hope to see them often in dreams..."

Klein paused, shook his head and sighed, "I don't know what I am now, maybe I'm just an evil spirit crawling out of hell and wanting revenge."

As he was talking, he suddenly couldn't continue. Tears rolled down his face. Finally, he choked up and shouted: "Captain, we miss you too."

Hobert patted Klein on the shoulder, and pointedly said: "This is a world full of mysteries, and everything is possible."

Klein didn't quite hear Hobert's words, but he knew that now was not the time to stand here and cry.

"Let's go." Hobert said, "We'd better take a taxi after leaving here for a few streets, otherwise we might scare the driver."

The two left the cemetery in silence, one in front of the other.

After walking two streets, they found a cab.

Arriving at a nearby hotel, Hobert asked for two rooms. After going upstairs, Hobert went to Klein's room first. After locking the door, the two sat down facing each other.

Hobert took out two 5-pound notes from his wallet and said, "I'm going back to Backlund early tomorrow morning. I think you need some cash now?"

"No need." Klein immediately evaded.There was still 300 pounds of bearer deposits lying in the bank, which could be withdrawn tomorrow morning, and he felt that he owed Hobert enough and didn't want to owe him any more.

Hobert did not insist, took back the banknotes, and then wrote down the address of the law firm: "If you need help, write to this address."

Klein put away the address: "Thank you, thank you for your help tonight."

Otherwise he might have to sleep on the street.

(End of this chapter)