[Lord of the Mysteries] The Traveler's Layered Schemes

[The cover changes from time to time. It's changed to Klein now. I hope there'll be a new illustration next month.]

You've transmigrated.

The good news: you have a System.

The bad news: your System isn't compatible with this world.

Wells: Where the heck have I ended up? Is this even Earth?

Wait, it actually is.

And so Wells used his FFXIV System to enjoy a fulfilling life of running errands, leveling up, digesting potions, fighting evil gods, and having dinner with his younger sister every night.

A happy ending.

I'll try to get Wells and Klein to meet within the first ten chapters.

Scene One

As a child, Wells thought he had transmigrated to Etheirys. Every night, he looked up at the red moon, terrified it might come crashing down one day.

His sister's comment: A Loenite with moon anxiety.

When he got a little older, he wondered why there were only humans on the streets, with no catgirls or catboys, elves, Lalafell...

Only then did Wells belatedly realize that this probably wasn't Hydaelyn.

Good news: The moon wouldn't come crashing down.

Bad news: That would've been better.

Primordial Moon: Really? (draws closer)

Wells: No, no, no, no!!! I'm a big liar, don't come near meeeee

Scene Two

Leonard (with old-man voice in his head): (whispers) Your sister is Amon.

Wells: (shocked) What, my sister is Amon?!

Klein: (even more shocked) Your sister is Amon?!!!

Amon (little sister version): (smiles) (straightens monocle)

Adam: (smiles) (just watches)

Wells: Is there anything more despair-inducing? :)

There is.

Their mother pulls him and his sister into her arms and says solemnly, "Don't be afraid, my children. From now on, Mommy will be your daddy!!"

Wells: ???

Amon (little sister version): ...

Amon (real version): (applauds) Impressive, impressive.

Klein: 666, there's always someone better.

None of the above scenes will appear in the main story

Cover illustration: Sancha Chunri (Woz Jihua)

Cover title design: Jin Zhi (commercial license purchased)

Theme: The future can be changed