Cattleya was hearing such a detailed description of Amon for the first time. Thinking back on the materials she had seen before, they had merely described him as bizarre and astonishing.
She could not help but sigh inwardly: Hearing Emperor's intelligence had immediately made Amon's image far more concrete, as though, as though Emperor had seen Amon steal someone else's fate.
Fors sighed again: It was unimaginable, truly unimaginable. What did it feel like for one's fate to be stolen, or rather, for Amon to replace someone else's fate? Wouldn't Amon feel embarrassed when facing another person's wife and children? Oh, right, Emperor had just said that Amon did not experience much emotional fluctuation like an ordinary person. Perhaps He did not even know what embarrassment was.
Audrey asked again, "Mr. Emperor, what should we do if we encounter Amon?"
Little Sun also stared intently at Emperor. This was what he wanted to ask as well, but he had already used up his chance to ask a question earlier.
Or rather, Justice Audrey had noticed that The Sun wanted to ask a similar question, which was why she had asked it. Of course, she herself was also very curious about the answer.
"Of course, pray to The Fool immediately!" Hobart said. "Other than that, I really can't think of any other way!"
Behind the Gray Fog, Klein thought: Don't talk nonsense! Why not pray to the Creator? Why pray to me? So I can watch a live broadcast of Amon taking the Tarot Club members' fates? But in order to maintain The Fool's image, he merely remained silent beneath Justice and the others' gazes, neither confirming nor denying it.
This reminded Audrey and the other members of how Mr. Fool had dealt with Amon's avatar before, and they all believed