High-End Topics at the Tarot Club

"The Fool" Klein frowned slightly. Was this divine war being manipulated by the Outer Gods? But why would they do that? "The Hermit," Cattleya, realized, No wonder Emperor repeatedly emphasized the far-reaching consequences of this divine war. It wasn't merely because the subordinate gods of the fallen ancient gods became major figures in the Beyonder World; the battle itself also had a profound impact on the real world.

"The Hanged Man," Alger, was also pondering, During the Second Epoch, did the Outer Gods have such a great influence on the real world? Why does it seem as though their influence can no longer be felt now?

Then he smiled. Perhaps my level is too low. Even if there is an influence, it can't reach me.

"The Moon," Emlyn, directly asked, "Which Outer God influenced our Ancestor?"

"The Fallen Mother Goddess!" Hobart answered. "I mentioned before that the Blood Ancestor, Lilith, was affected by certain influences at the time.

"However, I wasn't very certain of the reliability of that intelligence back then. Later, I had the opportunity to consult the great Creator about the matter and confirmed that the information Fauvety provided was basically true."

Actually, it simply hadn't been appropriate to reveal too much information about the Ancient Ones at the time.

"Justice," Audrey, asked, "Mr. Emperor, what was the Outer Gods' objective? Did they merely wish for the ancient gods to wage war?"

Emlyn nodded repeatedly, feeling that Justice's question was extremely precise.

Hobart replied, "Based on my observations and conjectures, Their goal was to completely control the gods of the real world!"

The other members were all greatly shocked. Control the gods?

"The Star," Leonard, thought, This is absolutely blasphemy against the gods... Well, blasphemy on this level does seem acceptable.

He thought to himself, *Uh, it seems