How quickly time passed depended entirely on what one did. While Klein assassinated Vice Admiral of Ailment, met Vice Admiral Iceberg, and took Father Azk along to demand documents in person, the members of The Tarot Club also completed their advancements one after another.
While Moon, Sun, and Hanged Man advanced in succession, Sno was undergoing Miss Justice's psychological intervention.
However, Audrey thoroughly enjoyed this work. First, she finally had a chance to help Sno. Second, she could exchange it for permission to browse some of the Perrdax family's "Enlightenment Storybooks." Third, she was genuinely interested in the work itself.
Audrey felt that she had grasped some of the core principles of Psychologist role-playing.
As the surging Crimson radiance flooded everything, the members of The Tarot Club once again arrived at the Sacred Palace as magnificent as a giant's dwelling, appearing on either side of the mottled, ancient Bronze Long Table.
Amid Miss Justice's cheerful and lively greeting, the members of The Tarot Club began their customary exchange of pleasantries.
However, perhaps because they had just advanced, the spiritual overflow from Sun, Moon, and Hanged Man immediately drew attention, making everyone realize at once that The Tarot Club had undergone another leap in strength.
Seeing this scene, Mr. Fool felt gratified, but he could not help feeling a sense of urgency as well. After meeting Mr. Azk, he had received the warning, "The traces of Destiny interference on you are growing heavier and heavier." This made Klein even more eager to deal with the only culprit currently capable of affecting his destiny—
Ince Zangwill.
In truth, the hatred from having been killed had faded considerably when Klein reunited with Melissa and Benson. Yet Mr. Azk's reminder had jolted him awake.
If Ince Zangwill did not die, everything could happen