Klein looked at the parchment in his hand and, for the first time, felt a little nostalgic for the power of "coincidence." If he had obtained this diary page at the previous Tarot Club gathering... Well, even if he had seen it earlier, it would not have meant much for his adventure.
Or rather, it was precisely because he saw it after passing that trial that he understood the weight of the contents recorded in this diary.
"Breaking free from one's era is the ritual of a Scholar of Yore, and a Scholar of Yore will grasp a power called 'Historical Projection.' Senior Perrdax hoped to achieve his goal through this power, but no matter what, that is something to consider only after I advance to Sequence Three."
Klein forcibly suppressed his curiosity about that "indescribable end," lingered for several seconds over the spells named after idioms, and compared them one by one with the fabricated phrases Mr. Devil had chanted while casting spells before. He gained a sudden sense of realization.
"This senior really left behind quite a few secret arts. I wonder what the time-controlling secret art in the Zi Wei pocket watch is called? A day feels like a year? One day apart feels like three autumns? Every inch of time feels like a year?"
Gathering his scattered thoughts, Klein waved away the parchment in his hand, raised his head to Madam Hermit, and said with a smile:
"What is your request?"
Cattleya did not conceal anything and asked frankly:
"Besides Emperor Roselle, who else is the protagonist of this diary?"
"Mr. Door." Klein gave that title a great deal of inner dramatic flair, prompting speculation and association among the Tarot Club members. Sno simply watched Klein show off, watched the mysterious aura surrounding The Fool continue