The crimson moon outside the window was obscured by the clouds, its moonlight that penetrated through the curtain barely outlined the large objects in the bedroom. The darkness and intensity became the main theme of the room.
Klein sat in such an environment and was in no hurry to leave.
He looked at the sleeping Dr. Aaron and began to analyze the images he had seen in the dream.
At this thought, Klein had already decided to pull back completely.
Having just entered the dream, he was completely convinced that Dr. Aaron’s nightmare came from a revelation that his Astral Projection had received in the spirit world. And that revelation had been deliberately created and provided by a high-level existence. The paper crane was just a tool for locating him.
According to a chapter in the Book of Secrets, Klein could also try to use the paper crane to find Dr. Aaron’s Astral Projection in the spirit world and observe the source of the revelation, but he had already decided to not get involved.
Stretching his body, Klein flipped through Dr. Aaron’s leather wallet with the last of his curiosity, and he took out the paper crane.
He placed the paper crane on the tip of his cane, and he held them simultaneously. Then, his eyes turned deep as he softly muttered to himself, “Will Auceptin’s current location.”
After the divination sentence was repeated seven times, a breeze suddenly blew in the room, bringing with it a cool feeling as if it were blowing on one’s soul.
Klein let go of his right palm, and the cane stood firm before falling down with the paper cranes, pointing diagonally at the bed.
“There…” Klein frowned and moved to another position. He repeated the divination and successfully received his feedback.
And the intersection point of the two divinations was Dr. Aaron!
His curiosity was piqued to the extreme.
Although he didn’t intend to get involved in this matter, he wanted to know why there was an overlapping situation such as this.
Since it wasn’t convenient for him to summon himself in Dr. Aaron’s bedroom, he decided to take the paper crane home first.
He had actually long prepared for this. Before coming, Klein couldn’t confirm the seriousness of the matter, and he had hoped to find Will Auceptin, seeing if he had the opportunity to obtain the tarot card. Therefore, he had prepared another paper crane to replace the real one. It made it easier for him to do all sorts of divination, and he could switch it back once the problem was resolved.
As soon as he thought of it, Klein took out the paper crane he had prepared.
He had deliberately folded it above the gray fog, just in case Dr. Aaron had suddenly decided to hand over anything related to Will Auceptin to the Church of the Evernight Goddess, allowing his counterfeit to be divined.
With the help of the faint moonlight, he carefully compared Will Auceptin’s paper crane and his, to see if there were any clear differences.
Upon comparing them, Klein immediately fell silent.
His handicraft skills weren’t even comparable to a child’s…
After receiving a revelation that confirmed this, he put his paper crane back into Aaron’s wallet and returned it to its original position. He then took care of the scene, bringing Will Auceptin’s paper crane along with him and left 3 Birmingham Road.
With the help of the dowsing rod, Klein successfully returned home. While he was taking a bath, he summoned himself and brought the paper crane along with the Master Key above the gray fog.
Sitting in the quiet and empty palace hall, he picked up the paper crane and carefully examined it for a few seconds, but he didn’t discover anything abnormal.
Then, with a pen and paper, Klein wrote the same divination sentence as before: “Will Auceptin’s current location.”
This time, he switched to using dream divination, and he was pleasantly surprised to see an image appear in the world of the gray fog.
It was a dark room. A strong and dignified Will Auceptin leaned against the desk with the help of a chair by the window, and he looked out at the scenery with his pitch-black eyes.
He held a stack of tarot cards in each hand, and beside them, there was a pile of wooden blocks.
The wooden blocks formed a ring-shaped snake that connected itself from head to tail.
The scene outside the window was just as dark, and there was the faint sound of flowing water.
After taking a leisurely bath, he didn’t get busy and crawled into bed.
After an unknown period of time, Klein suddenly realized that he was clearly dreaming. He was in the living room, reading the Book of Secrets.
The door creaked open, and a figure in a gray coat walked in.
He was about thirty years old, with a long, thin face with a broad forehead, and dark blue eyes that looked intelligent.
He flipped through the magazine, casually greeting the newcomer.
The man in the gray coat took off his hat and sat down across him, seemingly casually asking him, “Aaron came to see you this morning?”
He had already figured out why the Nighthawk had suddenly entered his dream.
The Nightmare in front of him was likely the Captain of the Nighthawks team responsible for the matter regarding Will Auceptin, but they had yet to find any useful clues up to date.
In this case, Dr. Aaron and Detective Sherlock Moriarty’s act of visiting to ask about Will Auceptin’s whereabouts must’ve been made known to them last night or this morning. At the same time, they discovered that Dr. Aaron rushed over to Minsk Street, shortly after he finished his breakfast, to visit Detective Sherlock Moriarty.
In the spirit of professionalism, entering a person’s dream at night was the most natural and normal development. As for Dr. Aaron, his situation was rather sensitive, so rashly entering a dream might cut off clues, so there was no doubt that a certain detective became the first choice.
“What did he encounter?” the captain of the Nighthawks team asked “casually.”
Klein answered honestly, “He had a nightmare…”
Klein described the pitch-black tower, the giant silver snake, and Will Auceptin under layers of protection, and other scenes. Finally, he said, “Before this nightmare, Aaron had gone to Will Auceptin’s place to find the child, partially because he was worried about his health but also because he was puzzled over his bad luck. Unfortunately, the Auceptin family had moved away. However, Aaron recalled that the boy had given him a paper crane that the boy had folded himself and had wished him luck.
“Perhaps agitated by these two events, he had such a nightmare.”
The man in the gray coat looked pleasantly surprised.
“Paper crane?”
“Yes.” Klein nodded slightly. “The child gave it to Aaron before he was discharged, and Aaron threw it into his office drawer. He forgot about it until last night.”
“I understand. Thank you for your explanation.” The captain of the Nighthawks team stood up and bowed with his hand against his chest in a very polite manner.
Suddenly, there was a ripple in the dreamland, and he disappeared from the room.
Looking at the position where he had sat, Klein deduced what would happen next.
The Nighthawks might go to Dr. Aaron’s tonight and enter his dream for investigations and take the paper crane away. However, a question arose. The paper crane was folded by Klein, and the real thing was above the gray fog.
He gathered his thoughts and continued to sit there. He wasn’t in a hurry to leave the dreamland, and he stared blankly for a long time.
After a while, the corners of his mouth curled up as he softly sighed.
