Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice meets Charlie King, who offers her a deal involving a Sealed Artifact, likely connected to an Angel.
• Alice realizes she's in a vulnerable position and could be walking into a trap.
• She learns that she has a special connection to the Sealed Artifact and that the person behind Charlie King knows about her abilities.
• Alice asks for an Extraordinary Item to alter her appearance and proof of identity, using the alias Briel Rose.
• After leaving Pritz Harbor, Alice needs to find a job and a place to live, so she prays to Mr. Fool for guidance.
• Klein learns that Alice is underage and was likely in high school before transmigrating.

Character Developments

• Alice shows growth in understanding her situation and negotiating for what she needs.
• Klein demonstrates concern and willingness to help Alice navigate her new life.

Significant Themes

• Trust and deception in transactions.
• The unknown power of the Sealed Artifact and Alice's connection to it.
• Alice's struggle to adapt to her new life and find her place in the world.

Character Interactions

• Alice and Charlie King: They engage in a tense negotiation, with Charlie King being evasive and Alice trying to gather information and secure what she needs.
• Alice and Klein: They discuss Alice's past life and her current situation, with Klein offering guidance on how to navigate her new life.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice confesses her ability to draw comic books but refuses to share her drawings with Klein.
• Klein guides Alice in choosing a suitable district to live in Backlund.
• Alice asks Klein to let her read Roselle's Diary.
• Alger shares 19 pages of Roselle's Diary with Mr. Fool.
• Mr. Fool shares two laws of the Supernatural World with the Tarot Club members: the Law of Conservation of Extraordinary Traits and the Law of Conservation of Beyonder Characteristics within neighboring sequences.

Character Developments

• Alice: Becomes more secretive about her drawings, expresses a desire to gain strength.
• Klein: Shows patience and understanding towards Alice's secrecy, acts as a mentor to the Tarot Club members.
• Audrey: Realizes the harsh reality of the Supernatural World, experiences a significant emotional blow.
• Alger: Shows humility and gratitude towards Mr. Fool.

Significant Themes

• The harsh reality and dangers of the Supernatural World.
• The importance of knowledge and understanding in navigating the Supernatural World.
• The power dynamics and hierarchies within the Tarot Club.

Character Interactions

• Klein and Alice: Klein shows understanding and patience towards Alice's secrecy, Alice seeks Klein's guidance and knowledge.
• Klein and Audrey: Klein shares crucial information with Audrey, Audrey experiences a significant emotional reaction.
• Alice and Audrey: Alice indirectly reveals the harsh reality of the Supernatural World to Audrey.
• Klein and Alger: Klein acknowledges Alger's contribution, Alger shows gratitude and humility.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Klein reveals that similar Sequences can replace each other at high levels without losing control or accumulating madness.
• Alice experiences a brief memory flash related to Divine Pathways but feels a nonexistent headache and stops.
• Audrey asks Klein about the Spectator Pathway's exchangeable Pathways and offers compensation.
• Klein proposes a Sacrifice Ritual to facilitate a trade between Alger and Audrey, with him acting as the courier.

Character Developments

• Alice realizes that the others have noticed her unusual reverence towards Klein/Fate.
• Audrey shows eagerness to learn about the Spectator Pathway's exchangeable Pathways.
• Alger demonstrates caution and willingness to cooperate with Klein's plan.

Significant Themes

• The exchangeability of similar Sequences at high levels.
• The use of Sacrifice Rituals for safe and confidential trades.
• The curiosity and eagerness of the characters to learn and gain knowledge.

Character Interactions

• Klein facilitates a trade between Alger and Audrey using a Sacrifice Ritual.
• Alice, Alger, and Audrey notice Alice's unusual reverence towards Klein/Fate.
• Audrey and Alger show willingness to cooperate with Klein's plan.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Klein proposes a ritual attempt at resurrection to Alger and Alice, requiring an altar with a specific symbol and a chant in Ancient Hermes or Giant Language.
• Alice realizes the possibility of resurrection not occurring in one's original body, causing her unease.
• Klein outlines the ritual process, involving spirituality-containing materials and natural force vibrations.
• Alice offers information about the Shepherd and a secret organization in exchange for money, to be sacrificed to Klein if the ritual succeeds.
• Alice asks Alger about Qilingus' death, leading to a revelation about a High-Sequence God of Death Beyonder's involvement.
• Alice shares that the Fallen Creator's offspring is dead, surprising Audrey.

Character Developments

• Klein demonstrates his willingness to help others, even with uncertain outcomes.
• Alice shows curiosity and a willingness to exchange information, displaying her business acumen.
• Alger reveals his knowledge about Qilingus' death, showing his understanding of high-level Beyonders.
• Audrey shows interest in learning more about the mysterious aspects of the Beyonders.

Significant Themes

• Resurrection and its implications, both positive and negative.
• The power dynamics and knowledge gaps between high- and low-Sequence Beyonders.
• The exchange of information and secrets among the Beyonders.

Character Interactions

• Klein interacts with Alger and Alice, providing guidance on the resurrection ritual.
• Alice interacts with Alger and Audrey, exchanging information and showing curiosity about their experiences.
• Alger shares information with Alice and Audrey about Qilingus' death, revealing his knowledge of high-level Beyonders.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice shares a story about a Sequence 7's death, which was absurd and mundane, causing a chilling atmosphere.
• Alice reads Roselle's Diary, discovering the Law of Conservation of Extraordinary Traits and a question about a mad God.
• Alice meets Charlie King, who gives her the Sequence 6 'Monster' Pathway Potion Formula, 'Calamity Priest.'

Character Developments

• Alice: Shows her unique sense of humor and lack of experience in dealing with Beyonders.
• Charlie King: Reveals his Sequence 6 'Calamity Priest' status and his ability to sense danger.

Significant Themes

• Absurdity and inescapability of fate.
• Madness and its connection to gods.
• The Law of Conservation of Extraordinary Traits.

Character Interactions

• Alice and Audrey: Alice teases Audrey, finding her lively and entertaining.
• Alice and Charlie King: They meet again, with Charlie King giving Alice the Potion Formula and warning her about her accidental nature.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice becomes a Calamity Priest, gaining the ability to foresee and mitigate disasters, and to create Mental Storms.
• Charlie King provides Alice with an identification as Briel Rose and a necklace named Matilda, which can alter the wearer's appearance but amplifies vanity and desire to perform.
• Charlie King reveals that the Monster Pathway is the Pathway of Fate and shares Mr. Fool's Honorific Name.

Character Developments

• Alice struggles with accepting her fate and seeks control over her destiny.
• Charlie King displays a mix of benevolence and ambiguity, acting as a messenger with limited knowledge.

Significant Themes

• Fate and destiny: Alice grapples with the idea of predestination, questioning her role as a Calamity Priest and her desire to control her fate.
• Identity: Alice's new identity as Briel Rose and the transformative powers of the Matilda necklace explore themes of identity and self-perception.
• Knowledge and power: Charlie King's revelation of Mr. Fool's Honorific Name hints at the power of knowledge and the potential consequences of using it.

Character Interactions

• Alice and Charlie King's interaction is characterized by Alice's curiosity and Charlie King's enigmatic and sometimes evasive responses, creating a dynamic of information exchange and mutual exploration.
• Alice's internal dialogue reflects her growing awareness and acceptance of her role as a Calamity Priest, while also revealing her desire for control and agency.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice begins transforming her appearance using the face-sculpting necklace.
• She decides to live in the North District, closer to a church, to minimize potential harm to civilians due to her uncontrollable bad luck.
• Alice visits the Metropolitan Housing Improvement Association and, with Madam Maggie's help, selects a terraced house on Welsh Street.

Character Developments

• Alice demonstrates her artistic skills and understanding of facial features in her face-sculpting endeavor.
• She shows adaptability and resourcefulness in navigating the housing rental process, despite her initial confusion and lack of knowledge.
• Alice's new identity, Briel Rose, is further established as she expresses her devotion to the Goddess.

Significant Themes

• Appearance vs. Reality: Alice's transformation highlights the discrepancy between her true identity and her new appearance.
• Adaptation and Learning: Alice's struggle with renting a house emphasizes her need to adapt to her new circumstances and learn new skills.
• Religion and Belief: Alice's decision to live near a church underscores the importance of her religious identity in her new life.

Character Interactions

• Alice and Madam Maggie: Their interaction illustrates Alice's naivety and lack of experience in renting a house, while Madam Maggie displays patience and understanding in guiding Alice through the process.
• Alice and Klein (implied): Alice's thoughts about not needing to entertain friends hint at her relationship with Klein, suggesting a level of comfort and informality between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice begins working, copying and drawing comic books inspired by Emperor Roselle's works.
• She takes a walk in Backlund, witnessing a carriage accident involving a boy.
• Alice saves the boy and receives compensation from the wealthy master of the carriage.
• She feels an inexplicable terror when the boy thanks her, leading to a disturbing dream about a Great Serpent.

Character Developments

• Alice demonstrates her artistic skills and decides to make money by copying and drawing comic books.
• She shows bravery and quick thinking in saving the boy from the carriage accident.
• Alice experiences fear and unease after interacting with the boy, suggesting she might have some sensitivity to supernatural elements.

Significant Themes

• The ordinariness of the extraordinary: Alice's mundane life is disrupted by a seemingly ordinary event that leads to an unsettling experience.
• The power of observation: Alice's ability to notice and remember details, like the boy's peculiarity, sets her apart from others.

Character Interactions

• Alice interacts with the boy and his parents, feeling an inexplicable fear from the boy.
• She communicates with the coachman and the wealthy master, receiving compensation for her involvement in the incident.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice has a nightmare about a tower, a snake, and a little boy, which she believes is related to her future as a Beyonder.
• Alice decides to gather Potion Ingredients for advancement but struggles to find leads due to her lack of connections in Backlund.
• Alice realizes that the spire in her dream might symbolize the Monster Pathway, and the little boy could be the Angel of Fate in Backlund.
• Alice seeks Klein's help to find information about illegal firearms, leading her to Bravehearts Bar and Caspars Canning.
• Alice continues her comic book work to maintain her daily life, expressing a longing for her past life as a Nighthawk.

Character Developments

• Alice shows growth in her thinking, no longer relying solely on luck and considering more practical plans for her advancement.
• Alice's fear and curiosity about the little boy in her dream deepen, hinting at her future as a Beyonder.
• Klein continues to aid Alice, showing his willingness to help her despite her lack of qualifications as a Beyonder.

Significant Themes

• The theme of luck and its role in Alice's life continues, with Alice becoming more aware of its potential dangers.
• The theme of advancement and the challenges faced by Alice in her pursuit of becoming a full-fledged Beyonder.
• The theme of the unknown future and the ominous hints in Alice's dream, foreshadowing potential dangers and revelations.

Character Interactions

• Alice interacts with Klein through prayer, seeking his help in finding information about illegal firearms.
• Alice interacts with her past self, reflecting on her life as a Nighthawk and expressing a longing for it.
• Alice's interactions with the world around her, such as bars and beggars, highlight her struggle to find leads in Backlund's underworld.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice visits Bravehearts Bar to find Caspars Canning, seeking a high-powered revolver.
• She witnesses unique games like the Dog-Catching-Mice Competition and Black Boxing.
• Caspars agrees to take Alice to a gathering of people with special abilities for two pounds.

Character Developments

• Alice demonstrates adaptability and calmness in a new environment, managing her emotions to blend in.
• Caspars shows caution and professionalism in dealing with Alice, but is also surprised by her actions.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation: Alice navigates a new environment, showcasing her ability to adapt and learn.
• Trust and Caution: Caspars's behavior highlights the importance of trust and caution in dealing with strangers.

Character Interactions

• Alice and Caspars interact professionally, with Alice using her calm demeanor and stern expression to persuade Caspars to help her.
• Alice's interactions with the bar patrons reveal her discomfort in such environments, but also her determination to fit in.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The author's friend joked about the protagonist, Alice, transmigrating into a book, which inspired the story.
• Alice's amnesia and initial confusion about her identity were not initially foreshadowed but were later developed as significant plot points.
• The author initially wrote the story haphazardly but later created an outline and filled in blank parts, turning them into foreshadowing.
• Alice's full name, "Huanhuan," was first revealed in Chapter 25.

Character Developments

• Alice is portrayed as naive, reckless, and prone to playing pranks, but not malicious.
• She gradually learns to be cautious, independent, and not rely on luck, as she grows and faces challenges.
• Alice struggles to accept her identity as Shen Yinghuan and sees herself as separate from that persona.

Significant Themes

• Alice's growth and development, both in experience and mindset.
• Alice's acceptance of her role in the Otherworld and her identity as an integral part of it, rather than an outsider.
• The theme of understanding and accepting one's true self and past.

Character Interactions

• The author mentions interactions with friends in group chats, which inspired the story and influenced its development.
• Alice's interactions with other characters in the story, such as Ince Zangwill, are implied to have significant impacts on her growth and mindset.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice and Caspars enter a secretive, clandestine gathering of Beyonders.
• Alice recognizes the Fat Apothecary from Tingen City at the gathering.
• A killing intent surfaces in Alice, causing her to fear the changes in her personality.
• Alice decides to investigate her past to understand these changes.
• Various items and services are traded at the gathering, including a Rune Steel Sword and a 'Fortune Accessory.'

Character Developments

• Alice: Realizes her growing killing intent and decides to investigate her past to understand its source.
• Fat Apothecary: Revealed to be a member of the secretive gathering, offering potions for sale.

Significant Themes

• Identity and self-discovery: Alice's growing concern about her changing personality and her decision to investigate her past.
• The duality of Beyonders: The gathering showcases the secretive and potentially dangerous aspects of Beyonders, contrasting with their public personas.

Character Interactions

• Alice and Caspars: Caspars leads Alice to the gathering, and she follows his instructions.
• Alice and the Fat Apothecary: Alice recognizes the Fat Apothecary but keeps her composure during the gathering.
• Various Beyonders: They interact through trading items and services, showcasing their unique abilities and needs.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice attends a Beyonder gathering where she learns about the old gentleman's codename, "Eye of Wisdom."
• She learns about the gathering's passphrase and contact method through newspapers.
• Klein contacts Alice through the Gray Fog, informing her about the Intis ambassador's suspected assassination plot against him.
• Alice suggests Klein kill the ambassador first.
• At the weekly gathering, Klein issues a task to assassinate the Intis ambassador, Baykalang Jean Martyn.

Character Developments

• Alice learns about her own disdainful attitude towards life and its origins, leading to introspection.
• Klein shows no intention of avoiding the others, indicating a shift in his attitude towards his team.

Significant Themes

• The theme of introspection and self-discovery is prominent in Alice's realization of her disdainful attitude.
• The theme of power and its consequences is explored through Alice's suggestion of assassination and Klein's issuance of the task.

Character Interactions

• Alice interacts with "Eye of Wisdom," proving her sincerity and learning the gathering's passphrase.
• Alice and Klein interact through the Gray Fog, with Alice suggesting Klein assassinate the ambassador first.
• At the weekly gathering, Klein interacts with Audrey and Alger, issuing the assassination task.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alger reveals that Ambassador Beckland of the Republic of Intis is likely a Beyonder and has been secretly causing unrest in the kingdom.
• Alice, Audrey, and Alger express interest in assassinating Ambassador Beckland for Mr. Fool.
• Alice requests information about Calamity Banshees and Manova Snakes, Monsters involved in her Main Potion Ingredients.
• Alger knows of a sea region inhabited by Manova Snakes, and Little Sun has seen a Calamity Banshee.

Character Developments

• Alice: Becomes worried about the possibility of war, accepts the task of assassinating Ambassador Beckland, and requests information about Monsters for her potion ingredients.
• Audrey: Quickly accepts the task of assassinating Ambassador Beckland and asks for the Psychiatrist formula as a reward.
• Alger: Offers to take the task of assassinating Ambassador Beckland, reveals knowledge of Manova Snakes' habitat, and teases Alice about her convenience in completing the task.
• Little Sun: Remains silent until he shares information about having seen a Calamity Banshee.

Significant Themes

• War and its potential impact on the characters and their countries.
• The power dynamics between nations and the influence of intelligence agencies.
• The pursuit of knowledge and resources (potions, ingredients, information) by the characters.

Character Interactions

• Alice and Alger: They exchange meaningful glances, and Alger teases Alice about her convenience in completing the task.
• Alice and Audrey: Alice accepts Audrey's plan to shift the blame onto the Feysac Empire for the assassination.
• Alice and Little Sun: Alice shares information about Calamity Banshees and Manova Snakes, and Little Sun contributes information about having seen a Calamity Banshee.
• Mr. Fool (Klein): Facilitates the task assignment and information exchange among the characters.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice asks Derrick if he can kill monsters for her, but he refuses due to the danger.
• Alger offers to take Alice to the City of Silver.
• Alice reveals that an Angel of the Monster pathway is after her due to a Beyonder she accepted.
• Alice invites Alger to hunt the Beyonder with her in the future.
• Alger agrees to take Alice to the waters she needs to reach, with conditions.

Character Developments

• Alice demonstrates her knowledge of the mysterious world and her ability to provoke powerful entities.
• Alger shows willingness to help Alice, despite the risks involved.
• Derrick remains cautious and unwilling to take unnecessary risks.

Significant Themes

• The dangers and consequences of being involved in the mysterious world.
• The power dynamics between different entities in the mysterious world.
• The importance of trust and alliances in navigating the mysterious world.

Character Interactions

• Alice interacts with Derrick, Alger, Audrey, and Klein, seeking their help and information.
• Alger and Alice negotiate the terms of their agreement.
• Alice provokes Alger with her revelations about the Angel pursuing her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice decides to gain the ability to kill monsters independently before setting sail.
• Audrey agrees to exchange information about Dragons with Derrick, who wants the Sequence 8 Potion Formula of the 'Bard' pathway.
• Klein offers to pay for the 'Praying Light' formula on Audrey's behalf.
• Alice remembers she can't swim and asks Alger if he has an extraordinary item for underwater movement.
• Alger agrees to help Alice with problems after setting sail.
• Alice receives Roselle's Diary from Klein and learns about the 'Diviner' and 'Monster' (Fate) pathways.

Character Developments

• Alice shows determination to improve her abilities.
• Audrey demonstrates her willingness to help others and her resourcefulness.
• Klein displays his generosity and unpredictability.
• Alger shows a change in attitude towards Alice, becoming more helpful and curious about her background.
• Alice learns more about her own path and the 'Fate' pathway.

Significant Themes

• The theme of self-improvement and growth is evident in Alice's decision to gain more abilities.
• The theme of exchange and mutual benefit is seen in Audrey and Derrick's deal and Klein's offer to help Audrey.
• The theme of curiosity and the desire to know more is shown in Alger's interest in Alice's background.

Character Interactions

• Alice and Alger have a tense but productive conversation, with Alger offering help to Alice.
• Audrey and Derrick discuss Dragons and make a deal.
• Klein interacts with Audrey, offering to pay for the 'Praying Light' formula on her behalf.
• Alice receives guidance from Roselle's Diary, learning more about her path.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Klein learns from Alice that a Mercury Serpent had targeted her, and she received a revelation from fate.
• Alice believes an Angel is behind her fate manipulations, as the Serpent couldn't directly interfere.
• Klein shares his reckless experience of divining the origin of '3-0782' and discovering it was the blood of the Eternal Blazing Sun.
• At Bravehearts Bar, the Fat Apothecary seeks help to clear out beasts in the sewers, offering precious potions as compensation.
• A man accepts the commission, and the Fat Apothecary agrees to pay two potions in advance.

Character Developments

• Alice: Shows maturity and understanding of her fate, questioning the intentions behind the Angel's actions.
• Klein: Admits to his reckless behavior in divining the origins of '3-0782' and the golden liquid.
• The Fat Apothecary: Demonstrates his potion-making skills and desperation in seeking help for the sewer beast issue.

Significant Themes

• Fate manipulation and divine intervention.
• Recklessness and its consequences.
• The value and uses of potions.

Character Interactions

• Klein and Alice discuss their experiences with fate manipulation and reckless actions.
• The Fat Apothecary interacts with the other Beyonders at Bravehearts Bar, seeking help for his problem.
• The man who accepts the commission interacts with the Fat Apothecary and Eye of Wisdom to finalize the deal.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice attends a gathering where various items are being sold, including a Rune Steel Sword, a Meat Saw, and a Fortune Accessory.
• Klein, who is short on money, decides to sell a Beyonder Characteristic he obtained from a corpse.
• Old Gentleman Eye of Wisdom recognizes the item and buys it for 400 pounds.
• Klein asks for a bodyguard to protect him from a powerful enemy (Sequence 6 or 5), but no one is willing to take the risk.
• Black Snake offers Klein a Mystical Item for 400 pounds that allows him to hear the voice of a Great Being, with a 10% chance of gaining useful information.

Character Developments

• Alice shows curiosity and mischief when Klein sells the Beyonder Characteristic.
• Klein demonstrates his willingness to take risks by considering Black Snake's offer.
• Old Gentleman Eye of Wisdom reveals his knowledge of the All-Knowing Pathway's Sequence 7, Appraiser.
• Black Snake shows a lack of concern for the potential dangers of his Mystical Item.

Significant Themes

• Luck and chance: The theme of luck is emphasized through the Fortune Accessory and Black Snake's Mystical Item.
• Risk-taking: Klein's willingness to take risks is highlighted, contrasting with the other attendees' reluctance to help him.
• Power dynamics: The power imbalance between Klein and his enemy is evident, as is the power disparity among the gathering's attendees.

Character Interactions

• Alice and Klein's interaction is subtle but playful, with Alice teasing Klein and Klein trying to maintain his composure.
• Klein interacts with Old Gentleman Eye of Wisdom and Black Snake, seeking their help and considering their offers.
• The attendees' reluctance to help Klein highlights their self-interest and fear of powerful enemies.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Klein, Alice, and the others are in a tense situation with Fat Apothecary and Black Snake.
• Alice sees Old Neil, a familiar face from her past life, praying in the church.
• Old Neil shares his past sorrow and how he overcame it, influencing Alice's perspective.
• Alice and Old Neil have a conversation in a nearby shop, where Alice opens up about her grief and fears.

Character Developments

• Alice: Struggles with grief and guilt over leaving her past life behind. She begins to accept her new reality and the need to move on, inspired by Old Neil's words.
• Old Neil: Reveals a tragic past love story, showing his emotional depth and wisdom. He demonstrates empathy and understanding towards Alice's situation.

Significant Themes

• Grief and Loss: Both Alice and Old Neil grapple with the pain of losing loved ones. They find solace in the idea that those who love them want them to be happy, no matter where they are.
• Acceptance: Alice starts to accept her new life and the possibility of never seeing her past life friends again. She begins to let go of her guilt and sorrow.

Character Interactions

• Alice and Old Neil: They share a heartfelt conversation, with Old Neil providing comfort and guidance to Alice. Their interaction is built on mutual understanding and empathy.
• Alice and Fat Apothecary/Black Snake: Tension remains between them, with Fat Apothecary mocking Klein and Black Snake displaying a dense aura of death, indicating his proximity to danger.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice decides to try fitting into the era after her conversation with Old Neil.
• She visits her neighbor, Mrs. Greenland, and learns about her daughter, Evelyn.
• Alice starts writing again and completes a new work under the name Briel Rose.
• She tries to contact Mr. Fool but receives no response, leading her to suspect an Anti-Divination spell on Klein.
• Alice visits Klein under the pretense of a missing manuscript, where she discovers Klein's Dummy World alt account.

Character Developments

• Alice: She tries to adapt to her new life, makes an effort to connect with her neighbors, and starts writing again. She also demonstrates her resourcefulness and determination in trying to contact Mr. Fool.
• Klein: He subtly hints to Alice about the Anti-Divination spell and shows off his Dummy World alt account to her.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation and belonging: Alice's struggle to fit into her new era and find a sense of belonging.
• Communication and connection: The challenges Alice faces in trying to communicate with Mr. Fool and her attempts to connect with her neighbors.
• Resourcefulness and determination: Alice's persistence in finding a way to contact Mr. Fool despite the obstacles.

Character Interactions

• Alice and Mrs. Greenland: They have a warm and friendly conversation, with Mrs. Greenland sharing information about her daughter, Evelyn.
• Alice and Klein: They meet at Klein's home, where Klein hints at the Anti-Divination spell and shows Alice his Dummy World alt account.