The Sun, Derrick, was filled with pain and despair.
He recognized that the one being devoured in the mural was the Creator worshipped by Silver City. He also recognized the three figures surrounding Him as the Eternal Blazing Sun, the Lord of Storms, and the God of Knowledge and Wisdom! Derrick mournfully muttered to himself, The god is dead. He was eaten. He will never return.
After a long silence, Justice, Audrey, finally spoke as if questioning herself and everyone else, "Is this the origin of the three gods?"
Blasphemy! Audrey immediately grew apprehensive. I actually said something so blasphemous toward the gods! Magician, Fors's pupils contracted. Three gods?
Prompted by Justice, and based on the information they had obtained earlier, she understood what the scene depicted in that mural symbolized.
Hanged Man, Alger, responded, "Perhaps, but there's no way to explain that infant."
He secretly glanced at Mr. Fool and found that this great existence had no intention of explaining anything. He merely watched calmly, so Alger turned his gaze toward Emperor.
The others reacted much like Alger did, and in the end, all their eyes settled on Hobart.
"It's time to trade this information with everyone," Hobart said. "But before that, I'd like to request a private report to Mr. Fool first."
Everyone was stunned. Why did he need to report privately to Mr. Fool first? Alger recalled Emperor's conduct in the Mausoleum Hall. He had clearly joined that expedition with a mission. After obtaining information during the exploration, he must have reported it to the Creator first. So, was his private report to Mr. Fool now because the Creator had some private—or rather, god-level—information to discuss with Mr. Fool? Then he sighed inwardly. I really want to know what Emperor is reporting in private!
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