The condition of the Mirror Demon Fraga is to let Arthur erase the restricting formation on the mirror, so that he can freely travel between countless mirrors.
Arthur thought for a moment, and finally agreed to its conditions, because even if the magic circle was erased, it would still need a human summons before it could appear.
There are also some souls that are sealed in mirrors. Most of these are evil spirits. It is not where there are mirrors that they can harm people at will.
"You need a straw doll, a magical straw doll."
Arthur thought for a moment and agreed.
In the silent night, Arthur ran to the wheat field and drew a formation to summon the messenger from hell.
As Arthur shouted "Corvis" a few times, he saw a red-eyed raven flying into the formation in the distance, and then turned around and turned into a tall, slender demon with a bird's head.
"Dear friend, do you want to send a message to your relatives?"
Arthur waved his hand, "Kevis, I need a magic straw man!"
Raven Corvis spread his hands, "I'm just a little messenger, I don't have a straw man for you."
Arthur didn't believe it at all, "You turned into a scarecrow during the day, so why can't you make a straw doll? Of course, you can also send a message to Geddy for me, saying that I will blow its head off."
"What? Are you crazy? You actually asked me to find that devil."
Arthur knew that it didn't dare, so he couldn't help but threaten: "Then you have to choose one thing, either deliver a message for me, or make a straw man for me."
Obviously Raven Corvis was more afraid of Geddy, so he could only say helplessly: "Okay! But I can give you a straw man, but you must pay me a gold coin."
Arthur had already prepared it. This is still in Rosslyn Chapel, a gold coin of Caesar Oris made in 256 BC.
Raven Corvis was so happy to get this gold coin.
"My dear friend, it is very generous of you to give it to me."
Arthur hurriedly corrected: "It's a deal, you have to make me a magic straw man and weave these hairs into it."
With that said, Arthur handed Sher's hair to Raven Corvis.
"Obey my sir, and your wish will come true in no time."
I saw the raven Corvis plucked a black feather from his body, and then he recited some incantation, and the whole feather turned into a straw man with red hair.
Arthur held it in his hand. It was a small straw man, but the workmanship was extremely fine. It could be seen that Raven Corvis had really put his heart into it this time.
Feeling satisfied, Arthur said goodbye to the raven and hurried back to the bedroom.
Entering the mirror, Arthur handed the straw man to the mirror demon. Fraga couldn't help but praise it: "This puppet is so finely made that I can't bear to use it."
Arthur urged, "Hurry up and start! As long as the curse on my friend can be dispelled, I can find another one for you in the future."
Arthur was afraid that the mirror demon Fraga would not give his all, so he had to promise benefits first.
"Okay then! Humans remember your promise."
Fraga was really moved. You must know that although this curse itself has flaws, it is also a contract made with Geddy. By doing this, he indirectly caused Geddy to lose a soul.
Arthur first drew a sacrificial circle in his room according to Fraga's instructions, and then shined the mirror on the circle and Schell's body.
Only then did he return to the mirror under the wandering spirit, and Fraga placed the straw man in front of the wooden totem.
But Arthur still has to complete the contract part, because only humans can make a contract with the devil.
Arthur stood between the two formations, in front of the wooden totem, and lit the straw man. As he lit the straw man, the power of the curse wrapped around Sher gradually dissipated.
At this time, the wooden totem suddenly shook, accompanied by a strange whisper, and a puff of black smoke was emitted, as if it wanted to blow out the flames on the straw man.
Mirror Fraga shouted to Arthur while calming the totem: "Geddy doesn't want to give up his soul, stop it quickly."
Arthur immediately activated the pentagram. Although he had no way to control the power of the curse, he was still able to block the power of death.
At this time, Shadow Demon, who had been watching, suddenly said: "You have offended Geddy, and he will chase you forever and ever."
Being chased by a god of death sounds really scary, but Arthur's enemies are also the Demon King of Hell and the Marquis of the Secret Cult!
So Arthur didn't care about one more Death. When the straw man was completely burned, the wooden totem also cracked and split into two halves.
Faintly, a voice seemed to be roaring to him: "I will find you."
Arthur just snorted coldly, and used the exorcism light to completely burn the wood carving to ashes.
But when he looked out at Sher through the mirror, he found that the light of his soul had turned black.
He hurriedly asked Fraga: "What's going on?"
The Mirror Demon replied: "Is there something wrong? Don't you know that the projections of mirrors are opposite?"
Arthur was startled. What Fraga said seemed to make him figure out something.
At this time, Fraga added: "But after his death, his soul no longer has to go to the crossroads, and at the same time, he can no longer be commemorated on the Sabbath."
The Sabbath is Saturday, and the crossroads are said to be the first stop for the soul after death.
Arthur couldn't help but asked in surprise: "Why?"
Shadow Demon explained at this time: "Because Geddy is the God of Death, his first duty is to receive the souls of the dead at the crossroads. This is also the origin of his name Baron of the Cross. At the same time, on the Sabbath, he will let the souls of the dead accept their family members. To commemorate him, he is also known as Baron Saturday. And your friend has used a straw man as a stand-in. From then on, he became an invisible man in front of Geddy. "
Arthur was very surprised, "So, wouldn't it mean that he is no longer on the death list? Doesn't it mean that he will never die in the future?"
"How is this possible, unless he can escape all the gods of death in this world."
Arthur shrugged his shoulders, "That way, it doesn't really matter. At most, I won't go see him on Saturday after he dies."
After saying that, even he laughed.
Before Arthur went out, he looked at the formation on the mirror and couldn't help but ask Fraga: "You really don't want to tell me who trapped you here?"
"That's the rule, I can't say."
Arthur curled his lips and said, "I think you don't even know it!"
In the dark space, Mirror Demon Fraga did not answer.
Arthur didn't believe it, and it really knew how to tell the rules, but he kept his word and helped it wipe off the sealing circle on the mirror.
After returning to his body, Sher just woke up. Although he had lifted the curse, his body seemed to have been seriously ill, but his dazed consciousness had fully recovered.
Looking at Arthur, he smiled reluctantly and said, "I had a good dream just now."
