After Mr. Fool revealed the meaning of numbers and dates to avoid being deceived by fake diaries again, The Little Sun began recounting his experiences from this period.
Mr. Hangman had originally been reconstructing the incident for The Little Sun, telling him just how reckless his actions had been. But soon, Mr. Hangman fell into confusion, because he noticed something—
When The Little Sun said, "Mr. Fool purified Ammon's avatar through an Angel," neither Justice, Miss Magician, Mr. Devil, nor The World showed any surprise!
Am I the only one who didn't know? Or did they all encounter crises during this time that required Mr. Fool to send down an Angel? No, judging by Justice and Miss Magician's thoughtful expressions, they should have truly seen one before. And Mr. Devil... he seems more like he knew from the beginning! That's right! Mr. Devil seems to come from an ancient family, and that family likely knew of the Fool's existence long ago. That's why he's so calm!
The sense of crisis in Alger's heart grew ever stronger. He recalled the role he had previously set for himself, and his gaze toward The Little Sun became slightly more fervent. This was an opportunity. He had to use The Little Sun to demonstrate his role as "the brains of The Tarot Club." Only then would he avoid losing his value in The Tarot Club!
The Little Sun clearly did not know why the "kind," "cordial," and "friendly" Mr. Hangman was so shocked. He merely waited a few seconds before continuing:
"After Ammon's avatar was purified, I coughed up a little worm identical to the one in the dungeon before. Do you know what it is?"
With Mr. Fool's help, the little worm with twelve transparent rings was manifested.
Alger had finally seized an