"Of course there's no problem. No need to thank me; it's what I should do!"
Audrey greatly enjoyed the sense of accomplishment that came from helping others, especially when the other person was a member of the Tarot Club.
"Although the Tarot Club's rule is equivalent exchange, I believe that in the process, we can also help one another and build friendships."
As she spoke, Audrey glanced toward Mister Fool from the corner of her eye and found him staring intently in her direction, clearly in strong approval of what she had said.
Sure enough, aside from the initial attempt he had mentioned, the Tarot Club had continued operating until now, growing to its present state and even recruiting two new members.
Though he had never said so outright, Mister Fool must have held the same idea, right?
At that thought, Miss Justice, who had diligently hosted the Tarot Club all this time, could not help proudly straightening her chest.
Klein was powerless to stop all this from happening and could only watch helplessly as Derrick exchanged value from Miss Justice. Now, there was only one thing he could be thankful for.
If he truly had to exchange value for Klein's help with Silver City, it definitely would not be a small sum, and Derrick was still a child without much family wealth.
If Derrick and Miss Justice had swapped backgrounds, Klein was genuinely afraid that Derrick would simply throw money at him until he named a price high enough to send him to his death.
The trading segment continued. Next came a transaction left over from the previous Tarot Club gathering—Mister Hanged Man's bounty request for intelligence on whether the King of the Kingdom of Loen intended to start a war against Forsak anytime soon.
Miss Justice had obtained