New Diary

Klein really wanted to ask who Amon was, but that would make him look too low-class as an evil god, so he restrained his impulse and only hoped that Miss Justice and Mr. Hanged Man would ask him.

Unfortunately, these two were so focused on admiring Lynch that they didn't even think to ask Lynch any questions.

This left Klein with no choice but to sigh helplessly.

He definitely needs to find a way to get a seat at the Tarot Club so he can ask questions about these things instead of just pretending he knows everything.

In fact, the evil god worshipped by the Tarot Club members knows nothing!

He shook his head, smiled without saying a word, and fully displayed the majesty of an evil god.

Lynch watched Klein's posturing for a while before changing the subject.

"Mr. Fool, I've written a page in my diary; please take a look."

Klein nodded, noticing that Lynch seemed to have shown him more respect because he had brought Little Sun into the Sefirah Castle, and even knew to use honorifics, which made him feel somewhat flattered.

However, this also means that he likely faced a lot of trouble.

But he really didn't know that much!

He's confused himself!

Klein sighed helplessly and gestured for Lynch to materialize the diary.

While Lynch was writing in his diary, Miss Justice next to him also raised her hand.

"Dear Mr. Fool, I have also written two pages in my diary."

She spoke warmly, glancing at Lynch and giving him a satisfied smile.

"Mr. Power has finally realized that Mr. Fool is a decent evil god—no, no, a god! Audrey, you've really been corrupted by Mr. Power! You even dared to call Mr. Fool an evil god like him. Luckily you didn't say it out loud, or Mr. Fool might have kicked you out of here!"

Miss Justice quickly lowered her head and materialized her diary, afraid that Mr. Fool would discover what she had just been thinking.

The three pages of the diary soon reached Mr. Fool's hands.

Audrey noticed that Mr. Fool seemed to read Roselle's Diary first, placing Mr. Power's diary behind it.

Is it unimportant or extremely important?

She secretly speculated, but soon she lowered her head and realized that staring at Mr. Fool like that was very impolite.

She's really caught Mr. Power's daring; how can she do anything like that?

Audrey patted her face and then stole another glance at Mr. Power.

"Strange, I always feel like Mr. Power is smiling sometimes, but that's obviously just my imagination. Mr. Power is always serious; he doesn't even do anything unnecessary like I do!"

Miss Justice shook her head, thinking she must be overthinking it.

After all, if Mr. Power were laughing, Mr. Fool would definitely have noticed it. And Mr. Fool, without noticing a single God, is making wild guesses about a real gentleman of noble character—that's really going too far!

At this point, Mr. Fool, on whom Miss Justice had placed high hopes, had already read Roselle's two pages of diary.

One page is about the emperor's wife being pregnant, and the other page is about a certain association that cannot be spoken of.

Klein looked puzzled, but the diary ended there, so he could only look at the page Lynch had provided.

"On June 26th, I have to say that Seer are a really useless Pathway. In fact, without the help of Sefirah Castle, almost all fortune telling cannot be completely trusted."

Because you have no way of knowing whether your reading is influenced by High Sequence or extraordinary items.

Upon seeing this, Klein couldn't help but feel his thought process overlap with that of his senior. If this weren't the Sefirah Castle, and if there weren't four Beyonder watching him, he would have been nodding frantically by now.

He hadn't realized he was being manipulated before; despite being Seer, he couldn't completely trust what he divined.

If Leonard hadn't constantly suspected him, and in a fit of anger he'd performed a divination at the Sefirah Castle, he wouldn't have known he'd been manipulated all along.

He sighed deeply and then looked down.

"In the days since I escaped the Sefirah Castle, I haven't been idle. I've learned that I'm in the same era as Roselle, which is lucky. I didn't have to face the impending apocalypse right away; I still have some time to develop."

This makes me feel genuinely fortunate, but also a little regretful. I was really looking forward to seeing Mr. Fool fooling Mr. Power on Sefirah Castle.

I remember the most thrilling time was when Mr. Fool almost got exposed in front of Mr. Power. I won't go into details, though; I suspect Klein might see my diary too—he has that kind of fetish!

Klein:...

He just wanted to collect the diaries to see what was going on and get more information. How did that become a hobby?

This senior is really wronging him!

He mentally grumbled, but couldn't resist flipping the diary over again.

Lynch must have put in a lot of effort this time; there are words on both sides of this page of the diary.

It's remarkable that someone with such a terrible memory could keep so many diary entries.

"Assuming Klein, you really are reading my diary, then I have to say, if you're still in the Nighthawks squad, you'd better hurry up and get into character."

Something big is about to happen in Tingen by becoming stronger can you protect yourself and the people you care about. If I take on a student, I might be able to give Mr. Power a hint so he can make some preparations. If I don't take on a student, then you'll have to figure it out yourself.

As a reader, I actually really like all of you characters. Don't ask me why I didn't explain the specific events clearly. I can't. If I wrote it down and told you, things might have gotten even worse. I can't be that selfish."

Klein frowned.

The news that something big was about to happen in Tingen made his heart leap into his throat.

The senior colleague couldn't tell him directly how to avoid it, leaving him even more confused.

However, he glanced at Lynch.

This senior has clearly taken on students and even met with Lynch; perhaps he really can change something.

He sighed and looked down again.

The later entries in the diary were written with a different color of ink.

The previous blue font has been changed to red.

Furthermore, the last three paragraphs were squeezed at the bottom and written very small, indicating that they were written specifically for him by the person who kept the diary.

Klein thought it was something important, so he quickly looked at it carefully.

The last three paragraphs were written in a very messy hand, and it took him a long time to decipher them before he could make out their contents.

It read, "I saw the future. You were reading my diary in Sefirah Castle and even distributing it. Although I had guessed it before, I always thought it was unlikely."

Aaaaaah! Klein, if you have any conscience, don't release the other transmigrators, or destroy all my diaries.

I'm going crazy! I'm actually trying to write a diary like Roselle! I'm just a poor, weak little girl, and I don't want to die at all!

Klein:...

What exactly did this senior write in her diary that made her react so strongly?

Is it really necessary?

And what's with him letting all the time travelers go?

This senior's explanation was far too vague. I really wish Lynch could memorize a few more pages of the diary so he could read it more carefully.