In Leonard's experience, saying such things to Alice would be one thing. Although his understanding of Alice differed greatly from the image in his memories, he still retained a basic level of trust in her.
For example, Leonard didn't think Alice would consider herself blasphemed over such a joke and kill him.
But The Fool...
Even if Leonard had a hundred times the courage, he wouldn't dare say something so blasphemous in front of The Fool. Besides, he was still a believer of the Goddess of the Night. Merely hearing someone else say such words was enough to make him pray to the Goddess.
The strange expressions made quite a few people realize that there was probably something wrong with the answer to this question. As they pondered who the "He" in Alice's words referred to, they waited for the conversation to continue.
As the one who had asked the question, Alice frowned and recalled it once more before asking thoughtfully:
"Did He say something unpleasant? Hmm, about whom?"
Meeting her eyes, gleaming with curiosity, Leonard swallowed and answered cautiously:
"About you."
It wasn't an overly surprising answer. Alice shook her head without getting angry, then pressed on:
"What exactly did He say... Can't you tell me?"
Leonard looked stiffly at Alice and didn't dare speak.
Alice looked back at him in confusion, rubbed her chin, and asked thoughtfully:
"You're not worried that I'll do something to you after hearing it, are you?"
...Miss Fortune, wasn't that a perfectly normal concern to have?
"Justice" Audrey glanced at Alice as though she wanted to say something, then looked toward "The Star" Leonard. Her expression suddenly froze.
Mr. Star had used "you"... Miss Fortune clearly knew Mr. Star in real life. This relationship involved an Angel, and seemingly Mr. World as well.