Card Apprentice Daily Log

Date- 13 April 2321

Time- 9:52

Location- Southern Region, Southern Capital, Prestige Four Seasons, Exlor Hall

As Wyatt’s primary body confronted Belphagor, one of his mutated souls embarked on another mission. It entered the pebble containing a pseudo calamity soul gem, located closest to the Prestige Four Seasons. With its newfound orders, the pseudo calamity soul gem shed its pebble encasement and underwent a remarkable transformation, crafting a new body in the likeness of Wyatt. This entire process was directed under the commands of Wyatt.

Having acquired a corporeal form, the mutated soul rushed towards the Prestige Four Seasons at an astonishing pace, knowing it was already seven minutes late for its Morningstar University early admission interview. Hopefully, the interviewers had not left yet and would be kind enough to overlook its tardiness.

Upon reaching the Prestige Four Seasons, Wyatt’s mutated soul faced a slight delay in locating the Exlor Hall, but eventually, it found the designated venue. However, to its dismay, the hall was deserted, devoid of the expected interviewers. It seemed they had already left.

Nevertheless, Wyatt’s determined mutated soul refused to give up. Undeterred, it resolved to search the interviewers’ hotel rooms, determined to present its case and plead for a second chance. Leaving no stone unturned, it vowed not to leave until it had the opportunity to make its appeal and secure that coveted second chance.

Based on the meticulous information gathered by Wyatt regarding the early admission interview and the interviewers, it was evident that Prof. Sansa Orian held the reins of this critical process. She occupied the penthouse at the Prestige Four Seasons during this time.

Determined to make a compelling appeal for a second chance, Wyatt’s mutated soul resolved to head directly to the penthouse. There, it intended to beseech Prof. Sansa Orian, expressing genuine eagerness to secure a spot at Morningstar University. This was not just a whim; Wyatt’s mutated soul felt that if it earnestly plead his case with an unwavering determination to Prof. Sansa Orian and showed her how much he yearned for this opportunity. Then she might give him a second chance at the interview.

Upon arriving at the penthouse, Wyatt’s mutated soul discovered that it was not deserted as expected. Brimming with excitement, it boldly stepped inside, only to be greeted by an unexpected presence – an elderly man, Prof Hadley. This same individual had been instrumental in aiding Wyatt with valuable information for Morningstar University’s early admission interview. However, to the mutated soul’s bewilderment, Prof Sansa Orain was conspicuously absent from the penthouse. She was nowhere to be found, leaving an unsettling air of mystery behind her sudden disappearance.

“Fuck,” Wyatt’s mutated soul cussed, realizing that Sansa might have utilized a time card to avoid being ensnared in the original time flow. Observing her allies succumb effortlessly to the devil’s onslaught, she probably made the calculated decision to flee the city before the devil wreaked havoc on it.

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Date- 13 April 2321

Time- 9:52

Location- Southern Region, Southern Capital, outskirts 

“Your Highness, I have found the central government’s hideout,” an ethereal apparition of a female humanoid head materialized before Sansa, its presence emanating an air of reverence. Then the voice of the flower thief sounded from within it reporting his discovery of the central government’s clandestine hideout, situated on the outskirts of the Southern Capital.

“Finally, is there anyone left inside?” Sansa reproached the Flower Thief for the prolonged delay in discovering the hideout and inquired whether he had thoroughly investigated it. 

ραndαsΝοvεl ƈοm “As anticipated, your highness, we found only a single individual inside. It is the semi-demigod who was leading the central government teams. However, she appears to be emotionally unstable, possibly due to the failure of her mission and the loss of all her comrades at the hands of the devil,” conveyed the Flower Thief, politely sharing the results of his investigation into the central government’s hideout with Sansa.

“That’s good. Lead the way,” Sansa commanded with a tone that unmistakably conveyed her disappointment in the Flower Thief’s performance that day. Nevertheless, she acquiesced and followed him to the hideout, resolute in her mission. 

Despite the help of the time hack card to access the secondary time flow cast by the devil, the empty beast remained reluctant to emerge in the Southern Capital, irrespective of the time flow. Its terror of the World’s will surpassed the Flower Thief’s ability to control it. Maybe the empty beast was just looking out for its ignorant master.

Following the lead of Flower Thief, Sansa ventured into the heart of the central government’s hideout. There, she discovered Arnas, kneeling on the floor in a state of utter powerlessness, her gaze fixed into the void, as though life’s purpose had deserted her. Arnas appeared indifferent to the presence of unauthorized intruders in the hideout, not even bothering to turn and see who it was. She continued to lament her miserable fate, feeling trapped without the freedom to end her own life. 

“Arnas John, anyone catching sight of you might think that you died with your eyes wide open,” Sansa remarked as she positioned herself in front of Arnas, locking eyes with hers.

“Just kill me. There’s nothing you can get from me,” Arnas declared, her words did not stem from defiance but rather from a sense of desperation. Her demeanor seemed to implore Sansa to put an end to her suffering by killing her. Even the Flower Thief, witnessing her condition, couldn’t help but feel compassion for her plight. 

“I come not as an executioner but as a bearer of gifts,” Sansa declared, her voice resonating clearly, leaving Arnas bewildered and perplexed.

“What if I said there was a way for you to get a new start, would you be willing to embrace it?” Sansa inquired, gazing into Arnas’s lifeless eyes, hoping to catch a glimmer of hope within them. Then she went on to add, “Though it will not erase your past it will definitely not let it catch up to you.” 

“I know you will take it since it is way better than other options at your disposal.”