A tide of crimson light appeared and vanished, and the members of the Tarot Club materialized on the high-backed chairs within the magnificent, imposing palace.
This was not Angel's first time attending a Tarot Club gathering aboard a moving ship, but it was her first time letting her Spirit Body leave her physical body and entering this space shrouded in gray fog alone, without Klein beside her.
Although she had her own room aboard the Red Haired Woman and had set up a Wall of Spirituality in advance, using Mirror Magic to create a "Mirror Labyrinth" that would confuse and trap ordinary people, she still could not avoid a trace of anxiety and worry.
Fortunately, the friendly, warm gaze and clear greeting of Justice Audrey beside her, along with the questioning look World Klein cast her from the end of the table, soon put her at ease. She greeted Mr. Fool and the other members one by one.
At the Tarot Club gathering before the battle against Amon's Avatar, the honest Star, Leonard Mitchell, had already submitted another five diary pages to the Fool. Now empty-handed, he looked somewhat uneasily at the other members. Fortunately, none of them offered any diary pages either, allowing him to breathe a quiet sigh of relief and relax his rigid posture.
Hearing that there were no new "Rosell's Insights" to read this week, Fool Klein showed no disappointment. New members generally brought a substantial harvest of diary pages for their first few gatherings, after which things would settle into this barren state. He was already accustomed to it, so he lightly tapped the long bronze table and said:
"Then, you may begin."
This marked the beginning of transactions between the members.
Angel immediately turned to the tall, somewhat distracted Moon, Emlyn, and said clearly: