As Crane in front of Amon turned into a "Fool" card, the entire room shrank suddenly, revealing its original appearance.

It is an iron cigarette case with slight signs of corrosion and the smell of "Source Fort".

Crane's figure appeared out of thin air, and in the process of the collapse of the entire "Fool" God Kingdom and the reappearance of the magnificent palace, he held the container containing the "Fool" card and Amon's true body, and suddenly closed it.

He didn't expect that such an item would be able to seal Amon who was in charge of the authority related to the "Gate" pathway, but he just used it to buy some time and find an opportunity to throw Amon out of the "Source Fort" and take back the initiative.

But at this time, Crane, who was wearing a black trench coat, stagnated.

With his other hand, he pulled a crystal monocle out of the void and held it to his right eye.

Behind him, Amun, who was wearing a peaked soft hat and a classical black robe, quickly sketched out, his eyes slightly dark and he smiled madly:

"When did you get the illusion that I didn't use a clone?"

Before he could finish speaking, the "parasitic" figure of Klein quickly thinned and turned into a crudely cut paper figure.

Klein was cautious, and he also didn't use his ontology, relying on a paper figure stand-in that had "grafted" the "spirit thread".

He knows very well that when fighting with Amon, he would rather give up the opportunity than make a mistake, and once he makes a mistake, it will be difficult to turn the situation around under the suppression of "Bug".

Amon didn't seem to be an exception to the situation where his prey turned into a paper man, but he just raised his hand and lightly touched the monocle made of crystal.

At the other end of the magnificent palace, Crane, wearing a top hat and trench coat, walked out uncontrollably from the seclusion of the "Fool".

He raised his right hand heavily, and with great difficulty, he pulled out a monocle made of crystal from the void, and little by little he pulled it towards his right eye.

In the process, Klein's expression was full of resistance, quite distorted, as if he could no longer control his hands.

Amon was half crazy, uncontrollable, half leisurely, and laughed:

"You can replace yourself with a paper figure, and a paper figure can replace you.

"It's 'parasitized' as well as you are 'parasitized'.

"Everything is relative, there are loopholes, and no extraordinary ability is uncrackable and can be applied to any occasion. ”

He used the connection between the paper man's avatar and the ontology to actively create a "bug".

Although Amon seems to be half-mad and can't control his desire to speak, this does not affect him to erode Klein with all his strength, strengthen the "parasitism" little by little, and let the other party really wear monocles and become himself.

At this time, Klein's body suddenly collapsed, and he actively collapsed.

He split into countless transparent and twisted worms, swimming in all directions.

Among these "spirit worms", there are several "time worms" with twelve links.

Strictly speaking, even if it is a creature like the "Spirit Worm", which can be very small, Amon's "Time Worm" can forcibly "parasitize", but when Klein split, he took the initiative to use the authority of "fooling", confusing the order of time, and "fooling" those "Time Worms", so that they did not split until the end, did not keep up with the large army, and did not find the target of "parasitism".

In the next second, the scene in the "Source Castle" changed again, and Crane once again used the "Mysterious Realm" ability to create a new "Fool" kingdom.

Amon was instantly in a room.

There is a thick pale yellow carpet, chandeliers made of crystal hanging, and a door on each wall that leads nowhere.

At the same time, oil paintings depicting various eyes are hung on the four walls.

There was no need to do a special scrutiny, Amon just glanced at it, and knew that the four doors corresponded to different effects, and the main role was to delay his actions and create enough time for subsequent preparations.

The "wrong" gentleman hooked the corners of his mouth slightly and looked at his feet.

He then stretched out his right fist and spread his five fingers.

On the thick pale yellow carpet, an illusory door suddenly appeared.

The door swam quickly for a second, then settled and opened silently.

However, with the opening of this illusory door, the doors around the room also strangely linked, making a squeaky sound, and then opened!

Almost at the same time, in a pitch-black wilderness, inside a tower of shadows that opened to the sky, Crane was holding the "Wishing Lamp", removing the "fooling" effect attached to the "Trensost Brass Book".

The wick of the "Wishing Lamp" ignited and emitted a viscous pale gold glow.

The light then formed a distorted and blurred figure.

Klein didn't think about making a wish to the "God of Lights", transferring the number of wishes Bernadette carried to himself and changing the ownership of the "Wishing God Lamp", because there would only be one ending, that is, he died on the spot, relying on the ability of the "Miracle Master" to return from the fog of history.

Normally, this is a good way to get out of trouble, especially since Klein can be resurrected several times.

However, this time the situation is very different.

Once Klein died, he would briefly give up his identity as the owner of the Source Fortress, making it a paradise for the Amunes, allowing them to use this essentia unhindered.

In such a situation, Amon can completely "fool" history, interfere with fate, suppress Klein's resurrection, and let him really die.

The one who most restrained an extraordinary person was definitely a person who was stronger than him at a higher level.

Therefore, Klein's current plan is to use the person of the "god of lights" to make better use of the "Trenthorst Brass Book".

- Without the influence of the "God of Lights", the rules set by the "Brass Book of Trenthorst" would certainly not be biased in favor of Klein, and it would only indiscriminately restrict all existence outside of itself.

As the pale gold and blurred figure of the "God of Lights" took shape, the "Brass Book of Trenthorst" quickly flipped to the second half of the book with the sound of metal colliding.

Without a moment's notice, a new clause appeared on the brass page:

"Stealing is forbidden here!"

According to Klein's idea, the most suitable provision now should be "no theft is allowed here", because the former clause is of a legal nature, if anyone steals, it cannot be prevented in advance, and only punishment will be given afterwards, and the first penalty for stealing must be light, and Amun can bear it, while the latter clause directly restricts the occurrence of similar behavior, and there will be no theft at all.

However, the "Trentaust Brass Book" is not in a position to make such a provision at present, and it must wait until it has made enough provisions to be strict enough to awaken itself to a certain extent.

Previously, the "god of lights" relied on his close relationship with the "Trenthorst Brass Book", relying on his high enough personality and doing his best to force a similar provision, but at this time, he was already languishing and could not do such a thing again.

For now, Klein can only hope to delay as much time as possible for the "Brass Book of Trenthorst" to formulate enough and strict rules against Amon to match his "fooling" authority.

At this time, trapped in the room of Amon.

As the illusory door on the ground opened, the real doors around him shook at the same time, and cracks appeared.

This can have a variety of unknown effects.

Suddenly, a bell rang from infinity.

Amon somehow turned into an ancient mottled stone wall clock, and on top of the wall clock, the second hand made of "Time Worm" paused abruptly.

While!

As the bells echoed, everything in the room froze strangely, including the four doors.

The only exception was Amon, who reverted to wearing a peaked hat and a classical black robe, smiling, unhurriedly raising his left hand and clenching five fingers.

In the next second, the strange solidification was broken, and the four doors of truth that were about to open closed with a clatter, leaving no gap.

Amon's figure descended, burrowing into the unclosed illusory door on the ground.

As soon as he left the room in this way, he found himself in a dark wilderness, with a tower of shadows in the distance that jutted into the sky.

Inside the tower, the "Trenthorst Brass Book" in front of Klein has formed a second rule:

"No scams here!"

Although Amon couldn't see this scene, he seemed to sense something, after all, a high-ranking person who took pleasure in cheating rules could undoubtedly detect changes at the level of rules, otherwise he would not be able to accurately find the loopholes in them.

He immediately raised his hand and straightened the monocle that was tucked into the socket of his right eye.

The surface of the crystal-ground monocle burst out with a blazing white and pure brilliance, illuminating the entire wilderness, leaving no longer any secret to exist.

This is the "eternal day" that He gave to Klein and took back from Crane's "Essence"!

In this environment, the tower of shadows dissolved inch by inch, and Crane floated in the air, holding the "Wishing Lamp" in one hand and the "Star Staff" in the other, with the "Trenthorst Brass Book" spread out in front of him.

Amon took advantage of the situation and stretched out his right hand that was holding the monocle before, and held Klein's "projection" into the palm of his hand from a long distance.

Behind him, the shadow dragged out by the "eternal day" environment became fainter and fainter, and at the same time distorted like a vitality.

Silently, Amon began to "steal" Klein's extraordinary abilities.

He did not go out of his way to seek "foolish" authority, but chose randomness, which was effective in increasing the success rate.

However, after a flash of light, what fell into His hands was only a simple paper figure.

"Grafting"!

Syllable!

The shadow behind Amon was whipped by an invisible whip, and He himself was unscathed.

He created error and replaced Himself with a shadow.

Immediately afterward, Amon laughed, and his voice echoed in Klein's ears:

"'God of Lights', I can also promise to send you back to the stars.

"You see, I wasn't penalized, which shows that I'm not cheating. ”