Klein: The Emperor even knew about the Land Abandoned by God? Ah, right, he even knew about the Elven Race of the Second Epoch. How could he possibly not know about the Land Abandoned by God? Alger carefully savored every word the Emperor had said: Abandoned by the gods? Could that be the Land Abandoned by God? He let out a breath, recalling how, at a previous gathering, he had just used the Land Abandoned by God to test Mr. Fool. Yet only a few weeks later, Mr. Fool had actually brought in a member from the Land Abandoned by God.
He thought to himself, I knew it, I knew it. The new members Mr. Fool chooses must have something special about them. Besides, the Emperor seems to know quite a bit about the Land Abandoned by God. His knowledge is terrifyingly extensive.
Audrey, meanwhile, was astonished by the words "abandoned by the gods": Oh my God, gods? What does that mean? What does it mean to be abandoned by the gods? Could gods—could gods really take the initiative to abandon certain people? Why would such a thing happen? Aren't gods lofty existences? Why would the City of Silver, or rather, the Silver Country, be abandoned by the gods? Goddess, where exactly does The Sun come from? After hearing Hobart's words, Derrick's expression darkened slightly. "No, Mr. Emperor. The Omniscient and Almighty God would not abandon His people. He merely forsook this land!"
Alger leaned back in his chair. He really is from the Land Abandoned by God! Audrey's heart was already filled with shock. The gods forsook that land? Oh my God, what are they talking about? Why can I understand every word they say, yet not understand what they mean? Hobart first bowed to Klein. "Please accept my