Justice, the Hanged Man, and The Sun looked at each other, surprise showing clearly in one another's body language.
If Klein had not possessed the Clown's exceptional control over his body, he too would have displayed ample shock: honestly, the day the Emperor claimed he had been struck by lightning, he certainly would not find it strange in the least.
Audrey thought inwardly: The Tarot Club might as well change its name to the "Offending Gods Gathering." Why do we offend or blaspheme a god at every single gathering? Meanwhile, Alger thought: So gods not only possess a high level, but also unique aspects—their authority is actually "visible."
Derrick felt like his brain could no longer keep up: Emperor's words just now were equivalent to parsing the source of a god's power. If such remarks were spread in Silver City, he would be burned at the stake! No wonder he said that outside the Tarot Club, he would not conduct transactions of this sort.
Hobart smiled. "I remember the treasure legend of the 'Death's Key' circulating on the sea. The description in that legend is indeed very apt. Where the Nether Emperor fell, there truly exists a key to becoming a god of death, and that key is the 'Uniqueness of the Death Pathway'!"
Alger spotted a detail-related problem. "Mr. Emperor, you just said that the Nether Emperor possessed two Uniquenesses. Aside from the Uniqueness of the Death Pathway, what pathway did the other Uniqueness belong to? And why was the Nether Emperor able to, able to absorb—no, accommodate the Uniquenesses of two pathways?"
Klein almost applauded Alger on the spot, for this was also what he did not understand.
"That is another question," Hobart smiled. "That will cost extra, and the value of this question is higher than the