Ke-style law enforcement officers

Chapter 544 Overwhelming Vision
"If that's the case, then the one who left the claw marks in the abyss and guided me to save Wendigo must have been Klaue himself, right?"

"But how could he...know so much? I know he's lived a long time, and I mean, obviously a lot of this hasn't happened yet, and I don't understand."

Milo felt there were too many details that were difficult to explain and sort out.

There are some things he still can't explain clearly, such as the strange attitude of the so-called incarnation of the Supreme Mother Goddess towards him.

Previously, through the ghouls' calendar, Milo knew clearly how many years the name Tutis Crow had existed in the sane world, and that Crow's memories contained things from at least several centuries.

"It's not just the memory of known years," the Scarlet Witch revealed the truth.

She spoke slowly in a hoarse voice:
"His name is associated with many important periods in history, and his experiences may extend far beyond the known changes in civilization, and not only to the past, but also to the future."

"The future?" Milo frowned:
"Wait a minute, why aren't the dogs making a move?"

He immediately thought of those strangely shaped hunting dogs.

He had only exchanged a few words with the raven from a few years ago while spying on it, and he was chased and bitten by dogs all the way. If it weren't for the help of a "kind person", Milo would have been stuck with right angles for the rest of his life.

"Have you forgotten? The best way to escape Tindalos is to die, and that man has died countless times. For him, resurrection is much easier than escaping the hounds," the Scarlet Witch said calmly.

That's true.

...

So it's not that Crow had planned everything in advance, but rather, had he experienced these things that hadn't yet happened?
That's probably what the Scarlet Witch was trying to say.

But Milo wasn't sure.

Because he was quite certain that Crow himself was not a being of a level above order; he wasn't even a psychic, right?

Looking back at all the troublesome individuals Milo had encountered in the past—whether they were members of the Familia, descendants of priests, or even powerful Ancients like Imnar who possessed divine status, or powerful Spirit Visor Knights from the Dream Realm—compared to these, Tutis Claude seemed more like a human.

A human being who possesses forbidden knowledge and mysteries.

Its most prominent feature is that it is subject to birth, aging, sickness, and death.

The tombstone calendar of the ghoul race already illustrates this point.

……

Since when has resurrection become something that's no longer considered rare?
Those who enter the dream world in the real world can be reborn in the dream world after death.

There's also Crow's near-bug-level multiple resurrections, and even, for some unknown reason, the creation of a Raven completely independent of the original personality.

Moreover, Milo discovered that the knowledge he currently possessed from various forbidden books was completely incapable of explaining what had happened to Crow and Raven, and he couldn't even attempt to do so.

It's like a toddler who's still learning to speak suddenly receiving an advanced mathematics exam...

...

In fact, Milo had already collected and studied quite a few books.

He has read almost all the known books that remain in the conscious world at this stage, most of which come from the Miskatonic University library and a small portion from church collections.

Even so, he still couldn't use his existing knowledge to explain what he saw in Crow.

It's important to understand that just digesting this knowledge was enough to cause Milo to stumble and fall into the abyss.

However, Klaue might be the only one who can move freely in countless abyssal worlds. If he is also someone cursed by forbidden knowledge, how terrifying must the knowledge he possesses be?
……

Compared to this, Milo's knowledge seems completely inadequate. But that's true; of the scriptures considered "required" and "required" by countless evil cults in the conscious world, Milo has only mastered one.

As for the lost book known as "The Necromancer," Milo has yet to find its whereabouts.

The only clue, which has been completely cut off, is the manuscript fragment that led to the current state of the seven-member criminal investigation team—Fenich's manuscript.

However, this manuscript is not a complete translation of the original text, and it has been scattered all over the world over the long years, possibly even in different parts of the world…

...

Honestly, it's a pretty amazing feeling.

After dealing with so many enemies from both higher and lower ranks, Milo encountered a special opponent named Klaue. How special? So special that Milo didn't even understand Klaue's purpose at first, and still doesn't fully understand it now.

The only thing he understood was that he had been Crow's pawn for a long time, and before that, he didn't even know Crow existed.

There's a feeling that even though I'm a superior being above the order, my vision is being crushed by ordinary people.

……

What really baffled Milo was that the Monsis School, which he had thought was a monolithic entity, had now split into factions that considered each other mortal enemies, with the hunters led by Raven even wanting to kill Crow.

Abnormal things are not unacceptable, but when everything is abnormal, it becomes completely impossible to understand.

After Milo fell into the abyss on the night of the Black Goat, it is said that the hunters chased Crow and a large group of his followers and heretics to an unknown place.

Milo knew that Monquia was a powerful executioner, but Crow had lived so many lifetimes, and he certainly had more than just vampire spirit-seeers as his underlings.

The infighting and strife within the Monsieur school are unlikely to be resolved in the short term.

By simply checking the information channels of the law enforcement system to understand the situation in the colonies, we can roughly find out the Hunter Organization's movements. After all, the navy on the expedition controls everything in the colonies, and if nothing unexpected happens, Raven has already taken control of the expeditionary force's leadership.

...

Fortunately, the most serious problem has been temporarily resolved—the abyssal rift that unexpectedly seeped into the world of consciousness.

Although this made Milo feel like he was cleaning up the mess for Klaue and the others, since strictly speaking, they were the ones who caused all the trouble.

But the key issue is that in this "situation" that has spanned thousands of years and spanned two or even more civilizations, Milo can only be considered a newbie.

—If you feel frustrated and uncomfortable about being used, think about the fate of the infamous fraudster Imnar.

As a fraudster who dared to fool the gods and the son of the ultimate malice of the universe, his arrogant and conceited plan to fool the gods was ultimately just working for Crow.

Who hasn't been completely fooled?

"Hopefully he's not having such a bad time in the Abyss."

...

At this moment, in a dark corner of one of the myriad worlds that evolved from the bottomless abyss, the exiled Imnar is letting out painful and resentful howls.

Malice, anger, resentment—all the emotions that should not exist in an Outer God of the Shadow level are silently being born and devouring the mind and soul of this Outer God's offspring.

Because this is the abyss, and there is no order in the abyss.

Or rather, there can be any kind of order in the abyss.

(End of this chapter)