Lord of the Mysteries Mirror World
In Lord of Mysteries, the mirror world could be opened with the help of a mirror, and those who were reflected would lose a portion of their life and abilities (One ability of the same sequence would be randomly stripped, lasting up to 30 seconds). In addition, the Mirror Knight was related to the mirror world. When there was an object that could be judged as a mirror around it, if it was not cut off by others, the Mirror Knight could not be truly killed. Instead, it would be reborn from the mirror after being slightly weakened. Mirror Knights were proficient in horsemanship and various combat techniques. They could cast ancient decaying spells to corrode others. Their decaying spells had the ability to restrain flesh magic. Their combat style was unique. While riding a horse, they held a gun and used the power of light distortion to shuttle through the mirror. Their attacks and trajectories were difficult to defend against. They could also control Beyonder items, use decaying spells, and curses. They were extremely fast. Furthermore, due to the reduced collision volume and the ability to revive from the mirror, they were difficult to kill. It has a restraining effect on spell-type and flesh-type magic sequences. The armor's reflective properties can exchange damage for damage to a certain extent. It has mental interference abilities that can create illusions. Ordinary obstacles can't stop it. It has excellent resistance and can flexibly use all kinds of curses. It is an armor-piercing assassin's cavalry-like knight. Its Beyonder characteristic is a circular object with a surface as smooth as a mirror. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic "Lord of Mysteries"!
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Lord of the Mysteries, Snitch Mirror
Mirror of Arrodes, Lord of the Mysteries
The Mirror of Arrodes was a Sealed Artifact in the novel Lord of Mysteries. It was the Uniqueness of the God of Knowledge and Wisdom, Oseis. It could communicate through a projection, but its content couldn't be recorded. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of Mysteries "!
Lord of the Mysteries, Mirror of Adros
In Lord of Mysteries, the Magic Mirror of Adros was a magical item. It could allow people to see the scene on the other side of the mirror and communicate. In the novel, the Magic Mirror of Adros was used for spying and intelligence gathering. be ignorant of Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of Mysteries "!
Lord of the Mysteries, Snitch Mirror
The " Snitch Mirror " referred to the character " Leonard " in the novel " Lord of Mysteries " written by Squid Who Loves to Dive, a contracted author of Qidian Chinese Network. Leonard was a private detective. His true identity was the son of the Fallen Creator, and he was also a " snitch " planted by the Fallen Creator in the Tarot Club. He had shown his loyalty to The Fool at the Tarot Club, but he had secretly colluded with the Fallen Creator in an attempt to overthrow The Fool's rule. His behavior made people feel betrayed and disappointed, so he was called the " mirror of traitors " by readers. " Snitch mirror " was widely circulated on the Internet and became a popular online phrase to describe those who appeared loyal but actually betrayed themselves. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of Mysteries "!
The Lord of the Mysteries, the small mirror, praises the protagonist
In the novel Lord of Mysteries, the small mirror was Klein's Astral Projection, his second personality. In Chapter 172 of the novel, the mirror praised the main character as Mr. Fool. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of Mysteries "!
The Lord of the Mysteries, the small mirror, praises the protagonist
The " small mirror " referred to the Beyonder magic mirror Arrodes in the novel Lord of Mysteries. Its words of praise for the main character were: " You are the most special person I've ever met, and also the person with the greatest hope of breaking my curse. I admire you very much, Klein Moretti." Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of Mysteries "!
The Lord of the Mysteries, the small mirror, praises the protagonist
The " mirror " complimented the main character by saying," Klein, you are truly a perfect, mesmerizing, and charming man!" Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of Mysteries "!
What happened to the Lord of the Mysteries, the Magic Mirror?
In the novel Lord of the Mysteries, Klein destroyed the magic mirror Arrodes in the end. While Klein was investigating the Tingen Nighthawks case, he discovered the suspected Snake of Fate Tarot Club member, Edwina Edwards. In his conversation with her, Edwina mentioned the mirror she had encountered in her dream. Based on his interaction with the mirror in his dream, Klein deduced that it was a mysterious item, Arrodes. In order to prevent Arrodes from falling into the wrong hands, Klein decided to destroy it. He performed a series of rituals in front of the mirror and chanted the spell to destroy it. In the end, he successfully destroyed the magic mirror. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of the Mysteries "!
The Lord of the Mysteries, the small mirror, praises the protagonist
In " Lord of the Mysteries," the small mirror praised the protagonist's original words: " My dear master, you are so handsome, elegant, elegant, intelligent, brave, fearless, kind and benevolent…" Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of the Mysteries "!
What's the Lord of the Mysteries, Magic Mirror?
In Lord of Mysteries, the magic mirror was related to the magic mirror Adros. Adros was known as the magic mirror that vividly showed the readers what a real bootlicker was. Before Klein fell asleep, the magic mirror asked him," Great Master, are you afraid?" Klein replied," I'm afraid." This plot and the image of the Magic Mirror formed part of the Magic Mirror meme. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of Mysteries "!