"Tyrant"

The Card of Blasphemy recovered from the deceased man who wore a tricorne and had sprouted countless tentacles was slightly smaller than a palm, just like the Demoness, Red Priest, and Black Emperor cards Angel had seen before. Its face depicted a majestic figure wearing an enormous diadem, both hands raised, with countless believers prostrating themselves beside him amid lightning, gales, and waves.

It was Rosell Gustav the Great.

Above him to the left, along the edge of the card, a line of Ancient Feysac formed from starlight identified the pathway this Card of Blasphemy represented.

Judging by the lightning the deceased man in the tricorne had wielded, the tentacles growing from his body, and the oppressive feeling he had given them, it was easy to guess that Tyrant represented the Sailor pathway—the complete potion pathway possessed by the Church of Storms.

No wonder Isengard, that private detective in Backlund, privately called the Mandated Punishers and the Church of Storms' fanatics "tyrants." It certainly fits how they operate. Even Sequence 0, the Lord of Storms, is equivalent to that title... Remembering the first time she had heard the word, Angel chuckled inwardly and glanced at Alger, the Hanged Man, who also belonged to the Sailor pathway.

Only after the cursed black flames had completely died out and the entire burial chamber had fallen dark did he walk over from the gargoyle's corpse, now a heap of stones on the floor. His gaze immediately fixed on the Card of Blasphemy in Angel's hand.

"Tyrant! Just as I thought. This Card of Blasphemy was why Qilingus risked his life to enter Backlund alone and assassinate Duke Negan..."

Looking at the portrait of Emperor Roselle, wearing a diadem like a god, and the potion name that clearly pointed to the deity he worshipped,