Klein showed no reaction.
Although he knew about this, and it had in fact been his doing, The Fool obviously should not have reacted—unless he intended to admit that one of his Blessed had done it.
But that was impossible, so The Fool showed no reaction. Instead, Alice slapped the table and glared at those who had glanced at her before withdrawing their gazes.
"What do you mean by that?! How come it seems like I did it?! Do I look like that kind of person?!"
Miss Fortune, you do not merely look like one—you are one... Justice Audrey withdrew her gaze and didn't dare to speak.
"You don't," The World evaluated sincerely. "We can all tell that you're not human."
"?" Alice glared at him.
Justice Audrey and the others, who had expected this, promptly held back their laughter. Even Moon Emlyn, the most guileless among them, bit his lip to keep from laughing.
The World gave a concealing cough, then said to the others:
"This matter truly wasn't Miss Fortune's doing. There was no need for her to do this—you may have received the news already, but she is now a Saint of the Church of Evernight."
This was not secret news. The Church of Evernight's new holy canon had already spread, and the new Saint was no longer a secret. The Tarot Club members simply had not yet adjusted to Alice's new identity and often could not remember it.
They nodded, accepting this and no longer directing their suspicions at Alice. Justice Audrey even probed further.
"Miss Fortune, do you know why this person did this? Has the Church found the result of its investigation?"
Alice smiled as she glanced at Mr. Fool at the head of the Bronze Long Table. Then she tapped her right chest