I know that… "Justice" Audrey half-turned her eyes, raised her chin slightly, and cheerfully directed her gaze diagonally ahead, toward a stone pillar that supported the dome.
She quickly withdrew her gaze, ready to enjoy Mr. "The Hanged Man"'s reaction upon hearing the answer.
"Magician" Fors vaguely understood something: Using the so-called Roselle diary, one could exchange for answers to certain questions from Mr. "The Fool", and perhaps even exchange for items!
"Roselle's diary? Are those notes that Roselle wrote using unique symbols that no one else could understand? They were actually diaries? 'The Hanged Man's' tone was very certain, and Mr. 'The Fool' didn't refute him…
"I've come across many of them, but because I wasn't interested, I never bought any. Ah, right, Miss Audrey has a lot! She's an avid enthusiast in this regard! But, but, her dog last week, no, perhaps the week before, I can't remember clearly, anyway, it tore apart many books and notes, including all of Emperor Roselle's diaries!"
The sudden surprise and the subsequent disappointment filled Fors's heart, making her want to raise her hands, cover her ears, and scream loudly.
Only that could express how she felt at this moment!
I hate dogs! "Magician" Fors thought resentfully.
"The Hanged Man's" request caught Klein somewhat by surprise, but for him, it was the easiest kind to fulfill, so he chuckled and said: "Alright.
"Do you want everyone to hear, or only yourself to know?"
"The Hanged Man" Alger answered without hesitation: "Only myself to know."
He had no spirit of selfless dedication.
Klein smiled and blocked the senses of the other members, which made "Justice" Miss very aggrieved. She had been waiting to see Mr. "The Hanged Man"'s surprised and shocked expression, just like when she herself did something remarkable—she wouldn't proactively publicize it, but she very much anticipated others' reactions when they found out.
But now, that despicable "Hanged Man" has deprived me of this pleasure! Audrey muttered inwardly.
Of course, she understood that his request was absolutely legitimate.
But I already knew the answer… She pursed her lips.
At this moment, Klein leisurely flipped the Blasphemy Card and stood it upright, allowing "The Hanged Man" to directly see the black-armored, crowned, caped Roselle on it.
The portrait of this Emperor was often seen, so "The Hanged Man" Alger was no stranger to it and immediately recognized it. More importantly, on the card there was a clear marking: "Sequence 0, Black Emperor!"
Indeed! It was the card that Emperor Roselle was rumored to have made, the one that hid the divine pathways, the so-called prototype of the Tarot cards! Sequence 0, "Black Emperor"… This corresponds to the "Lawyer" pathway's path to godhood? Mr. "The Fool" had been collecting Roselle's diaries all along, apparently to find clues about that set of cards, and in just a few months, He had already obtained one… Alger was surprised, delighted, excited, and stirred.
Suddenly, he inexplicably felt that the "
Before, he was only awed by the mystery and power of Mr. "The Fool", and regarding the so-called "Tarot Club", he only held the purpose of exchanging information and items. But now, he began to imagine the benefits that he and other members could obtain after Mr. "The Fool" collected all of Emperor Roselle's cards one by one.
At that time, the Tarot Club might become the most powerful secret organization! "The Hanged Man" Alger couldn't help but look forward to the future.
At this moment, Klein said slowly: "The Card of Blasphemy."
He then lifted the block.
As soon as her senses were restored, "Justice" Audrey immediately turned her gaze toward "The Hanged Man", and through the blurred image, vaguely "read" the remaining shock, joy, and longing in the other party.
It should be like this… Audrey immediately felt great satisfaction.
"The Card of Blasphemy"… indeed related to the "Slate of Blasphemy"… "The Hanged Man" Alger lowered his head and pondered for a few seconds, then began to manifest the newly obtained three pages of Roselle's diary.
Soon, the three pieces of yellowish-brown parchment came into Klein's hands.
He casually lowered his gaze, reading unhurriedly: "March 15th, I am indeed the protagonist. With just some archaeological clues and folklore, I found a ghost ship left by the