Chapter 123: Guiding Fors to Become a Star Believer

Chapter 123: Guiding Fors to Become a Star Believer

Grelint's house.

Hasta, Audrey, and Hugh came here again for a gathering.

This time, it was mainly Hugh who strongly requested the gathering, saying that there was an emergency that needed help.

After she discussed with Grellint, Grellint contacted Hasta and Audrey.

As soon as Hasta came, he saw Hugh's anxious look, and knew that something must have happened to Fors.

The cause might be that the night when the Super Star Overlord attacked, the crimson moon shone brightly, affecting Fors.

Seeing that everyone had come and sat down, Hugh took a deep breath, calmed down, and told what had happened in the past few days.

On that night of the starry sky, Fors was affected by the whispers of the full moon far more than before. Although he finally relied on his willpower to overcome the difficulties, his body and mind had been seriously damaged and could not recover in a short time.

And there were less than three days left before the next full moon. With Fors's current state, he would definitely not be able to withstand the influence of the whispers of the full moon.

Xio has also attended many extraordinary gatherings, but she has not found a suitable solution. In the end, she placed her hope on Hastur.

Among the people she knows, Hastur has extremely profound extraordinary knowledge, and he is a bit mysterious, so he may know how to save Fors.

After the three of them heard it, Grellint first thought of the medicine he developed, but those medicines can only help regulate Fors's body, and cannot solve the full moon whispering. That is a spiritual impact, and his medicine is temporarily ineffective.

Audrey felt sorry for Fors's experience after hearing it. Just listening to Xio's story, she couldn't help but sweat for Fors, fearing that she would not be able to hold on.

When she heard that Fors finally resisted, she was relieved, but she was also afraid. Fortunately, she became an extraordinary person and did not have the serious sequelae of Fors.

What is the full moon whispering? Just listening to the description, you know it is very ominous.

I wonder what way Mr. Fool will solve Fors's problem?

Audrey thought about the people she knew, and besides Mr. Hastur, only Mr. Fool might know the solution.

Later, if Hastur didn't have a solution, she would seek Mr. Fool's help at the Tarot Club on Monday.

Maybe, she could add a new member to the Tarot Club.

Facing the hopes of Hugh and Audrey, Hastur pondered for a long time before saying, "There is indeed a solution to the Full Moon Whispering, but the conditions are a bit harsh."

Hearing that there was a solution, Hugh was so excited that she almost stood up, her eyes were red, and she tried to calm herself down.

"What is the solution?"

"Based on your description, I guess this so-called Full Moon Whispering should be an influence exerted by the same high-sequence on the low-sequence Beyonders."

Hastur did not mention the existence of Mr. Men, nor did he mention the curse of the Abraham family, but changed his statement.

"To eliminate this influence, I think there are two feasible methods. The first is to find extraordinary items that can isolate the influence of the outside world, and the sequence cannot be too low, and the side effects cannot be too great."

"The second method is to seek help from powerful beings, such as the seven gods, or the ancient awakeners."

Xiu listened with hope, and then turned from hope to frustration, thinking that both methods were too difficult.

In a short period of time, she could not find extraordinary items that could isolate the influence of the outside world. This kind of thing is a good thing to save life, which is equivalent to the second life of extraordinary people.

No one would sell it, and the sequence must not be too low. With the influence that Fors suffered, the extraordinary items must be at least equivalent to sequence 6 or above?

She and Fors have tried the second method.

In order to resist the full moon whispering, each of the seven gods prayed devoutly with hope, but in the end no god responded to their prayers.

"I can't do it. It's too difficult."

Xiu told her attempts during this period and the scarcity of extraordinary items.

"Do you want to try my medicine?" Greylint whispered.

Xio shook his head and said, "Those medicines can only regulate the body, but cannot solve the problem of full moon mumbling."

Audrey thought for a moment, then set her eyes on Hasta, and said firmly, "I believe that Mr. Hasta proposed such a method, and there must be a place where he can help."

Xio's eyes rekindled hope.

Hasta sighed softly, "I don't know any ancient existence, but I have a friend who knows. If Fors finally makes a decision, I will help ask."

"In front of life, all rules and constraints are not so important." Xio bit his lower lip slightly, and his firm eyes had made a decision for Fors.

Even if he believed in an evil god, as long as He could keep Fors alive, it would not be a big deal.

Aren't the Aurora Society and the Witch Sect still active?

"Only Fors can make a decision on this matter."

Hasta glanced at Xio with a deep meaning. He had already given a choice. If Fors agreed, he would guide Fors to become a believer of the stars.

As for whether Fors would join the Tarot Club in the future, he would not interfere.

After all, the Tarot Club is full of traitors, and even Miss Justice later learned to be an undercover agent in the Psychological Alchemy Club.

Xiu said confidently: "I believe Fors will definitely make the wisest choice."

After the problem was solved, Hasta talked about some relatively simple extraordinary knowledge. As for the strange phenomenon in the starry sky that night, he did not talk about it.

After the party, Hasta followed Xio to where she and Fors lived.

Before getting on the carriage, Hasta specifically reminded that no matter who he met, he should not stop the carriage. He did not want to see Sheriff Reed holding his child in front of him as soon as he stopped.

Xio felt a little puzzled, but did not say anything.

The carriage went unimpeded all the way and took more than 20 minutes to reach Xio and Fors's residence.

The place where the two of them lived had a decent hall, a bathroom, two bedrooms, a kitchen, and a small balcony for drying clothes.

The environment here was average, and it was a bit noisy when the windows and doors were opened.

The only convenient thing was that it was very close to the place where they could buy groceries.

For Xio and Fors who cooked and ate by themselves, this was the greatest convenience.

Xio knocked on the door first, reminding Fors, who was resting in the room, that there was a guest coming, and asked her to tidy up her appearance. After getting Fors's approval, Xio opened the door.

Hasta followed Xio in and naturally glanced at Fors' bedroom.

The room was not big, only about half the size of his own study. After placing a bed and a wardrobe, there was not much free space.

The overall decoration of the room was very simple. The small bed was square. In addition to a quilt and two pillows, there were only dozens of books on the bedside table.

This was in line with Fors's personality and profession.

At this time, Fors lay quietly on the bed, with two pillows leaning against each other, allowing her upper body to lean slightly.

Her face was pale, and although she had just combed it a little, her hair was still a little messy. Her eyes were slightly swollen, empty, without much color, as if she had lost her spirituality.

Xio sat directly on the edge of the bed, glanced at Hasta who had nowhere to sit, and said apologetically: "Mr. Hasta, I need to inconvenience you for a while."

Hasta said that he didn't care about this little thing, and asked about Fors' current condition first.

Fortunately, although Fors was physically and mentally exhausted, she was not yet in a state of emptiness and dementia. It was just that her spirit was greatly traumatized and needed to be slowly recuperated.

In her current state, she would definitely not be able to survive the next full moon delirium.

"Xio has explained the problem to you. Now you need to make your own decision. Once you make a choice, you may not have a chance to join the seven major orthodox churches in the future."

Hasta thought it would be better to make it clear, so that Fors would not regret it in the future.

Fors smiled bitterly and said weakly: "I am not afraid of any worse results."

"Okay, I will write a prescription for you right away."

Hasta asked Xio to get paper and pen, and then wrote a few paragraphs on the small table that Fors often used to write.

After writing, Hastur reminded: "You need to use the ancient Hermetic language for the spell to be effective. It is best to recite it around 11 o'clock in the evening for better results."

"Remember to burn it after reading it. It is best not to spread this matter, otherwise it will cause trouble for my friend."

"Finally, I send you my blessings. Ms. Fors will be far away from pain."

After doing what he should do, Hastur did not stay here for long. Hugh sent Hastur out and got on the carriage and left.

In the room, Fors was looking at the content written on the paper.

"The master of chaos and order."

"The origin of all rules in the starry sky."

"The one who returns the stars!"