Mr Lee’s Library and The church of the Broken People

In the aftermath of the intense battle, Zog and his team emerged victorious, securing their triumph in the silent forest challenge. Zog, displaying remarkable prowess, single-handedly cut down the surrounding monsters, leading his team to success and a reward of 50 million dollars each.

As the scene transitions to the ethereal realm of the Gods of Breakfast, introduced in an earlier chapter, they take on humanoid forms and approach a mysterious door. Upon opening it, they are warmly greeted by Mr. Lee, the enigmatic bookstore owner. Mr. Lee, recognizing them as loyal patrons, extends his hospitality. Pancakeus, preferring the name Pete, explains that they are there merely to return borrowed books.

Amid the exchange, Mr. Lee, with an ominous smile, subtly inquires about Zog. Pancakeus denies any connection but notes that they find Zog's journey intriguing. After settling their library matters, they bow and exit, leaving Mr. Lee with a contemplative grin.

Closing his bookstore, Mr. Lee takes a moment of reprieve. Suddenly, a mysterious figure attempts to strike him down, yet before the blade connects, the assailant is obliterated. Unfazed, Mr. Lee calmly addresses the unknown presence, offering a choice between life and death. He welcomes them to his unique realm, asserting his dominance and control over the rules within his bookstore.

With a mysterious smile, he states, "Welcome to my humble abode. Welcome to my bookstore, where the rules are written by none other than me." His soft voice resonates like a song, creating a mysterious aura around him, as he continues to speak about the uniqueness of his bookstore and his authority in establishing the rules that govern it.My apologies for the oversight. Let's continue with the corrected version:

Mr. Lee's voice echoed in the dimly lit room as he uttered, "Look at me, talk to the ant." His words carried an ominous weight, resonating with a mysterious aura. "Haaah, how I miss the past," he added, a hint of nostalgia tinging his tone.

Turning his attention to one of the guards, Mr. Lee locked eyes with him. Suddenly, a ripple of recognition swept through the guards, and they hastily retreated, acknowledging him as a formidable threat to the city of the missing. This city, managed with minimal effort and strength, was overseen by someone known as Shinozuki.

Shinozuki, a counselor rather than a ruler in the republic of Fondal, was one of three individuals overseeing the city where Zog resided. Fondal, managed by heroes and a royal family, including King Arthur II, operated with a unique structure. Despite Mr. Lee's extensive experience with wars, he carried himself as if he had forgotten the meaningless chaos of conflict.

In a swift scene change, a man noticed the closed library and decided to return the next day. However, when Mr. Lee forgot to lock the door, the man waited outside. Spotting him, Mr. Lee addressed him as Mr. Jacob, questioning why he hadn't left. Mr. Jacob explained he was waiting because the place wasn't open, expressing concern for his potential demise.

In response, Mr. Lee urged him not to speak of such things and, with a smile, invited him into the kitchen. As Mr. Lee often emphasized, his kitchen was always open to guests. In the ensuing conversation, Mr. Jacob revealed details about the Deer Kingdom, a realm managed by Shinozuki, a formidable hero with various names, often prefixed with "Shino." Jacob, identified as the high director of the Deer Kingdom, explained its unique structure, resembling a luminous organization more than conventional entities like the FBI.The Church of the Broken People, under the arrogant rule of Shinozuki, became a dark place where individuals willingly endured torture for monetary gain, feeding into Shinozuki's delusion of godhood. Unbeknownst to many, the Breakfast Gods, Pancacius, Bacchinius, and Muffinman, hadn't left the library premises and continued their observations. Upon teleporting outside of Mr. Lee's bookstore, they decided to take action against Shinozuki due to their disdain for those who pretended to be something they weren't.

Teleporting to the Royal Palace, they then moved on to the Church of the Broken People's headquarters, slaughtering its followers. Torturing Shinozuki, they demanded to know who the real leader was, convinced that the one they were torturing was a mere clone. Unfortunately, news of the Breakfast Gods' actions spread, with Jacob believing Mr. Lee to be the culprit, escalating the mystery around this enigmatic figure.

Unknown781, also known as Mr. Lee, emerged as one of the most powerful entities in the universe, possessing reality-manipulating abilities. Despite this power, Mr. Lee was not arrogant. He valued those in need, detested injustice, and was willing to correct it at any cost. Reflecting on the chaos, Mr. Lee sighed, acknowledging the day's challenges and expressing satisfaction that justice had been served.

However, Mr. Lee's contemplation was interrupted by a sudden bomb attack, which he miraculously survived. Confused, he suspected a simulation orchestrated by Kageyama, the primordial of greed, an eccentric being bored with existence. The higher orbs of the Church of the Broken People then attacked Mr. Lee, only to meet their demise within seconds.

Mr. Lee, ominously smiling, asserted his strength, emphasizing that his training had prepared him for such moments. Unrevealed to his adversaries, Mr. Lee had no weaknesses, though he wasn't perfect. His love for books, a passion he shared with Kageyama, was a crucial aspect of his being. The only way to compromise him was to destroy his books, an act punishable by death. Moreover, a new book gifted by Kageyama enhanced Mr. Lee's abilities, solidifying his enigmatic and formidable presence.The surviving higher orb of the Church of the Broken People pleaded with Mr. Lee for mercy. In a calm manner, Mr. Lee set a condition for sparing the man's life: to fix every hole, wall, and imperfection in the library. The man, desperate to survive, immediately set to work, mending the damages he had caused. Unfortunately, despite his efforts, Mr. Lee decided to end his life, deeming him the imperfection that needed removal.

Addressing the situation with a calm demeanor, Mr. Lee advised the remaining higher orbs, "The best course of action was to leave." With a composed stance, he closed the store, seeking much-needed rest after a tumultuous day. As he closed his eyes, an unexpected encounter awaited him in the realm of dreams.

Zog appeared, expressing his triumph in a tournament that left him confused about its nature but rewarded him with money. Mr. Lee, concerned, observed Zog's roughed-up appearance and inquired about the well-being of those affected by the Green Bandit Hyper Bronze Sack. Reassuringly, Mr. Lee affirmed that they would be okay.

With a snap of his fingers, Mr. Lee cured every individual infected with the Hyper Bronze Sack disease, showcasing his ability to mend even supernatural ailments. As the dreamscape continued, the enigmatic Mr. Lee pondered the events of the day, ready to face whatever challenges awaited him in both waking and dream worlds.