"[The Hanged Man] symbolizes self-sacrifice, manifested across three levels—spirit, body, and soul."
"The three path missions correspond to those three levels."
At the mention of [The Hanged Man], Ji Yan's expression shifted slightly, and he instinctively thought of the [The Hanged Man] card in his own panel.
But his [The Hanged Man] had come from a 10th-tier Dungeon, while that one was a 9th-tier [The Hanged Man]. The two probably had nothing to do with each other...
"That makes things simple. We only need to find the [The Hanged Man] attendant. Then we'll have the [The Fool] attendant trapped from both sides, like catching a turtle in a jar."
Kong Yi crouched down, pinched up a bloodstained tuft of curly wool, and brought it to his nose for a sniff.
"Besides, there are fewer and fewer Players now. They're either eliminated or have left the game. The search area keeps shrinking. It's only a matter of time before he has nowhere left to hide."
Doctor Long rose to his feet. "I picked up some information from completing the first [The Fool] path mission."
"[The Fool]'s exclusive privilege is to perfectly disguise oneself as the attendant of a Tarot Card. No item or privilege can expose it, but unlocking this [The Fool] privilege requires deception."
"So only the game's Order can expose him. We just need to confirm who holds [The Hanged Man], and the only person who can sense [The Hanged Man]'s path missions is that Tarot Card's attendant."
Ji Yan said, "But that [The Hanged Man] attendant..."
"I know him," Kong Yi suddenly said.
Ji Yan raised a brow. "You know him too?"
Kong Yi shrugged and said blandly, "My second [Chariot] path mission was to pull out one of [The Hanged Man]'s front teeth."
"I don't like violence,