Was the Spectator Pathway a little too powerful?
As his thoughts wandered, Klein recalled what Cyril had told him about Adam last night: the leader of the Twilight Hermit Order, the King of Angel of the Spectator Pathway.
...So the King of the Black Throne on the sea was actually a member of the Twilight Hermit Order as well?
Because they belonged to the same secret organization, he knew the King of the Black Throne so well... But wasn't he selling out his teammate a little too quickly? He was just revealing such private secret information like that?
As thoughts raced through his mind, he had the puppet, the World, ask naturally:
"What Sequence is he? What abilities and special traits does he have?"
Cyril glanced at him before saying, "Sequence 3, Dream Weaver. He can weave dreams and create figures that are nearly real.
"Once the enemy believes they are real, they become real. While this cannot cause physical harm, it directly attacks the mind, destroys the psyche, and ultimately brings mental death or madness."
"Besides that, he can separate some identities he once possessed and turn them into living people. Even if those identities die, the main body will not perish."
At the head of the mottled long table, Klein, the Fool shrouded in Gray Fog, widened his eyes slightly.
...Now this was what it meant to run alternate accounts. It was far more advanced than marionettes that still needed to be controlled personally.
Justice Audrey's thoughts could not help but wander... So this was a high-Sequence Spectator? It sounded so powerful. I wonder when I'll be able to reach such a level.
After a brief two-second silence, Hanged Man Alger introduced the last Pirate King:
"The last is King of Immortality Agalito. The bounty placed on him