"Those two names might represent two gods, which is why they cannot be spoken."
Mr. Hangman took the initiative to explain the possible meaning behind "secrecy" to The Little Sun. After all, within The Tarot Club, the only ones he could possibly win over at present were probably The Sun and The Star.
As for The Moon?
That fellow was too foolish. Working with him made it too easy to get sold out!
Having already been inadvertently sold out by The Moon several times, Mr. Hangman thought so.
While the members of The Tarot Club began discussing what the "secrecy" Mr. Fool had mentioned actually was, Mr. Fool himself fell into thought. Mr. Hangman's speculation had made him realize there was a problem with his previous assumption—
The True Creator might not be Sarsiriel.
They were both names of gods, both spoken in Jotun. There was no reason Sarsiriel's name could be spoken while the other could not. The only possibility was that Sarsiriel had not become a true god. Only then could it explain why his name could be spoken. Yet this contradicted Ammon's words, so...
Sarsiriel might truly have been only one of the angels beneath the True Creator, like Fate Angel Urielus, still serving the True Creator?
While Klein's thoughts wandered, Mr. Hangman continued his speculation:
"Perhaps the True Creator tempted Dark Angel Sarsiriel, causing several Kings of Angels and the residents of Afternoon Town to fall, bringing about a massive catastrophe. That is why only He has temples and statues in your Forsaken Land of the Gods."
"The King of Angels corresponding to the fourth name may have gained enormous benefits from that catastrophe and successfully advanced to become a true god."
Mr. Hangman's conjecture was similar to Madam Hermit's. Just as they began to feel