Klein thought, My original intention in founding the Tarot Club was to freeload!
Miss Justice, as one of the organization's founding members, a newcomer had barely joined before you rushed to patch things up. Who are you guarding against?
I'm asking you, who are you guarding against?! (Suddenly raises voice)
The Tarot Club continued. Miss Justice repaid the last diary page she owed, and in addition, she memorized another page as a token of gratitude to Mister Fool.
If it had not been for Mister Fool, she would probably have found it difficult to become an Extraordinary being and come into contact with such a colorful world in this lifetime.
When it came to social niceties~
Miss Justice's actions made Klein, who had just been grumbling about her in his heart, feel a little guilty instead.
"The Tarot Club's principle is equivalent exchange. We'll keep this diary page on account for now."
Klein spoke in a deep voice.
"As you wish, Mister Fool."
Audrey gave a respectful salute, while inwardly unable to stop herself from sighing. It seemed that Mister Fool had noticed all her efforts, and he also approved of her promoting Mister Emperor's contract within the Tarot Club.
Otherwise, Mister Fool would not have specifically emphasized that equivalent exchange was the Tarot Club's principle.
At that thought, Audrey began considering how, as a newly advanced Mind Reader, she could use her knowledge of psychology to help herself achieve her goals.
Rest assured, Mister Fool. I'll work hard to see your will carried out throughout the Tarot Club!
I'll help these two newcomers realize as soon as possible that behind the Tarot Club's rule of equivalent exchange lies the warmth of Mister Fool, a great existence who nonetheless hoped that people could communicate with one another as equals.
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