No one knew what Mr. World and Miss Fortune had talked about, but judging by Miss Fortune's expression, the bickering between a kindergarten kid and an adult had ultimately ended with the kindergarten kid achieving victory.
After Alice, no one else proposed any trades, and they naturally entered the Free Communication Segment.
During the Free Communication Segment, World introduced several rituals directed at Alice, such as prayer, sacrifice, and requests for bestowal, as well as the relevant herbs.
Obviously, Miss Fortune—this... this deity—raised no objections, so the members of the Tarot Club silently noted down those rituals and swore never to use them unless absolutely necessary.
After leaving the Tarot Club, Alice remembered to check the reply from her future teacher.
Alice quickly realized that this letter should not have been read by her.
This was clearly written for a student's parent... Alice swiftly swept over Edwina's letter and, without hesitation, decided to hand it to Klein.
Edwina had readily agreed to take on several extra students, but she had not followed Klein's suggestion in the letter to use a personal item as a positioning tool. She had merely provided a time and place.
The bad news was that she only had one evening of free time.
For a moment, Alice entertained the thought of keeping the letter for herself.
If that's the case, why not just give the letter to Amon and say he stole it if Klein asks... Eh, come to think of it, has Amon found suitable "ingredients" yet?
Her train of thought wandered for a moment, but Alice quickly remembered the diary Amon had stolen, as well as Ian.
Mm, and The Taste of a Faceless is Quite Good...
Alice revealed a malicious smile and sent Edwina's reply to Klein through a Sacrifice Ritual.
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