<h4>1364 Proactive Klein</h4>
After opening the “door” to the Body of Heart and Mind, Klein carefully extracted the memories rted to The Fool. He gathered them together and “Grafted” them above the gray fog.
Following that, he saw the blonde-haired Audrey, who had a light white silk scarf covering her eyes, appear on the ancient stone steps. Step by step, shended onto his mind ind via the sea of collective subconscious.
After some hesitation, Klein no longer allowed his consciousness to stay high in the sky. He gave up the corresponding control and allowed them to return and fuse together.
If he didn’t do that, he would maintain absolute rationality in the subsequent treatment, making him unable to be moved by all kinds of memories and lose the possibility of strengthening his humanity.
This meant that Audrey’s treatment was destined to fail right from the start.
After arriving at the mind ind that resembled a dream world using her spiritual intuition, Audrey stopped and spread her arms slightly.
She recalled her parents’ love for her, the excitement she felt when she first became a Beyonder, and the joy she felt after helping others to change her emotions and emit corresponding fluctuations.
This was a method of awakening Gehrman Sparrow’s memories rted to his humanity. It was a Beyonder manifestation of the effects of “empathy.”
Scenes that were worth cherishing, or those hiding deep within, shed across Audrey’s mind one after another. Beneath her feet, from the surface of the ind that represented Klein’s mind, firefly-like light points seeped out of the “soil” and floated up.
Every point of light presented a different scene:
“A kid taking a stride forward with his short legs, receiving an ice-cream;
“A student secretly reading novels andics under the cover of a textbook.”
“A teenager sitting in front of hisputer and ying games with full focus. Hearing the sound of a key suddenly being inserted into a keyhole, he jumped up and performed a force shutdown on hisputer. Rushing back to his room, happy that his actions weren’t discovered, he had a bounce in his step. Going to the living room, he asked his mother for pocket money, before appearing beside his father to casually ask questions about his studies;
“A young adult and hispanions pushing a bashful friend to the corridor, right up to the person he had a crush on. Then, turning around, heughed loudly;
“A young adult with some hint of adolescence to him stealing a nce downstairs, watching a figure leave, but unable to open his mouth no matter what;
“An employee with a slightly protruding belly waving his hand impatiently when he returned home for the holidays. After telling his parents not to serve him food or set up blind dates for him, he sees his parents’ white hair and loses himself in thought when he calmed down;
“A schrly-looking man and his brother and sister moving out. When they saw the dirt and dust on each other’s faces, theyughed;
“...”
Klein sat at the round table at the veranda, one hand holding his top hat and the other hanging in midair, as though he wanted to cover his face.
Two transparent drops of water slowly slid past the two sides of his nose bridge and dripped into the void.
Klein closed his eyes, his expression soft and pained.
In his mind ind, Audrey seemed to have transformed into a whirlpool of emotions as she pulled together simr memories.
After the entire ind was covered in firefly-like points of light, a faint gray fog emerged.
In the fog, there was a door of light that was dyed bluish-ck. It was formed from illusory and brilliant spherical light.
The main body of each spherical light wasposed of transparent, ringed, or starlight-like worms and insects. They embraced each other and intertwined like mythical creatures.
The door of light looked a little odd at first nce, but if one looked closely, they would discover that its surroundings were dark. It was as though it was wearing a hooded ck robe.
Thus, on a whole, it looked like an unknown mysterious person hiding under a robe.
In the next second, a slippery, illusory tentacle appeared under the deep ck robe of the mysterious person.
At that moment, although Audrey’s consciousness couldn’t see or hear anything, her spiritual intuition gave her a strong sense of danger. She had a feeling that a sea consisting of corruption was about to drown her.
No, this isn’t an illusion! She believed that if things continued to develop like this, she would get infected with a severe mental illness, or even lose control and go crazy on the spot!
Audrey was just about to “cate” herself with all her might, weakening the corruption ahead of her when the firefly-like light dots floating above the ind rapidly gathered. They illuminated the grayish-white fog, diluting the darkness around the strange door of light, making the tentacles covered in mysterious patterns shrink back.
This was also the reason why Klein could receive psychological treatment only after barely suppressing the awakening Celestial Worthy’s consciousness.
This made Audrey sense the weakening of the danger, and she quickly did a Psychoanalysis. Then, she immediately “cated” the corruption, performing a true act of hypnosis.
After repeating it over and over again, Audrey took an unknown amount of time before she finally managed to obtain the initial results she expected.
She then left Gehrman Sparrow’s mind ind and returned to her body.
This treatment was very difficult, so she didn’t use a “Virtual Persona” and directly used her Body of Heart and Mind.
After sensing the end of the treatment, Klein raised his hand to wipe his face, allowing The Fool’s memories “Grafted” above the gray fog to return to his true body.
A few secondster, Audrey removed the white silk scarf wrapped around her eyes and nose, snapping herself out of her self-hypnosis.
She looked at Mr. World opposite her and muttered to herself poignantly, “Is this the mental problem brought by godhood?”
How terrifying...
Klein nodded slightly and said, “Yes, every angel has one. The only difference is whether it’s serious or very serious.”
“Saints have it too. Even Low- and Mid-Sequence Beyonders who aren’t demigods will have it
too.” Audrey added with Gehrman Sparrow’s former exnation.
“To a Low- or Mid-Sequence Beyonder, the remnant mental imprint of the former owner of the characteristic is rtively more dangerous.” Klein picked up the gold-lined cup and took a sip. “This is the cruelw of the mysterious world. This is because our Beyonder powerse from external objects, from the Beyonder characteristics.”
Audrey nodded before shaking her head gently. As she contemted, she said, “I don’t think it’s that pessimistic, just like the source of every human lifees from something else: air, bread, meat, water, etc.
“When we absorb them, we will also absorb their negative effects, umting all kinds of problems that eventually make us fall sick. However, this doesn’t mean that we have topletely resist them and treat them as external objects. Once they’re absorbed, there will always be some part of it that belongs to us.
“I didn’t express it well, but I believe you should understand what I mean.”
Klein was taken aback for a moment before replying thoughtfully, “A Beyonders acquisition of a Beyonder characteristic is like humans having food?
“Then, one should have peace of mind and not have too many repulsive thoughts; it’s about resisting it, but also working alongside it; and suppressing it, but also fusing together with it?”
“Roughly like that.” After Audrey said that, sheughed self-deprecatingly. “However, this also seems to imply a negative message: humans will eventually die, but Beyonders...”
She didn’t finish her sentence, unwilling to agitate the patient opposite her.
She switched topics and said, “Pay a visit another two times this week. I’ll be able to stabilize you under normal conditions. Yes, normal conditions.
“Also, you can reminisce about things when you’re free, or go somewhere you yearn to go.”
Klein nodded and said, “What do you have in mind about Wrath’s suggestion?”
The smile on Audrey’s face slowly disappeared as her expression gradually turned serious.
“Do you have any suggestions?”
Klein put down his teacup and calmly said, “Strictly speaking, the danger you bring is divided into two categories: One is when you actively or passively involve yourself in certain matters, attracting powerful enemies to your side, implicating your family, rtives, friends, and the innocent. The other is that your very existence allows some factions to target the people you value the most, doing so to threaten you.
“For thetter, unless you’re dead, there’s no way for you to ever avoid them. Of course, most of these things are a result of the former.
“If you give up on all your current identities in the mysticism world, and only be Mr. Fool’s believer and Miss Audrey Hall from now on, no longer taking the initiative to participate in matters rted to Beyonder or other matters with unpredictable elements, you can avoid most of the risks of the former and drastically reduce thetter.
“Under such circumstances, with the Evernight Goddess favoring the Hall family, and Mr. Fool’s protection provided to you is enough to deal with the rare instances of dangers, ensuring your family’s safety.
“That’s why there’s no need to split off another identity.”
Audrey fell silent for a while. She bit her lower lip indiscernibly and asked, “What if I do want to split off an identity?”
“As long as you let that identity believe in Mr. Fool, it’s not much different from what I said just now. The only difference is that, from this point forth, you’ll have to stay away from your family and friends and live with another identity.” Klein’s voice sank slightly as he said in a serious tone, “Also, are you really fine with Hermes splitting off an identity for you?”
Audrey’s emotions were disrupted by this question. Her eyes flickered as she said, “However, splitting identities should be a Beyonder powers of a Sequence 3 Dreamweaver.”
She definitely wouldn’t be able to aplish it by herself.
The corners of Klein’s mouth curled up as he suddenly asked, “You’re able to use that Pride mask to enter the Garden of Eden directly?”
As Audrey couldn’t take the initiative to mention the Psychology Alchemists, he very directly pointed it out.
Audrey nodded gently, surprised, puzzled, and guessed something.
“I’m unable to pay the equivalent price, and...”
Without waiting for her to finish, Klein said with a cold expression,
“On the one hand, Adam has drifted from Mr. Fool and nearly killed me. On the other hand, with the apocalypse approaching, Mr. Fool has prophesied something: when the timees, ‘He’ might fall asleep again. As ‘His’ Blessed, I won’t be able to escape a simr fate. The payment you need to pay is that, when such an anomaly happens, perform certain dangerous things ording to Mr. Fool’s instructions and try hard to awaken ‘Him.’”
Without giving Miss Justice a chance to digest this sentence, Klein extended his right hand and grabbed a few times at the void ahead of him, pulling out a grayish-white, cold persona mask.
Using his status and Audrey’s trust in him, he forcefully summoned the projection of the Pride mask from the Historical Void.
“It’s connected to my mind, so no one else can use it.” Audrey subconsciously pointed out the problem when she saw this.
“Give me a strand of hair,” Klein said calmly.
Audrey didn’t think too much about it. She plucked out a strand of blonde hair and handed it to Gehrman Sparrow.
Klein took the strand of hair and wrapped it in the eye holes in the persona mask.
Then, he held his silk hat in one hand and the grayish-white mask in the other as he slowly stood up.
During this process, he mobilized Sefirah Castle and “Deceived” the rules.
Pa!
Klein wore the Pride mask without facing any resistance. Immediately, he saw human-clothed animals walking upright.
He had entered the Garden of Eden directly.
Looking at the ck cathedral in the middle of the city, Klein curled his lips and took out the Staff of the Stars and wore the silk top hat over his head.