Reining in his scattered thoughts, he turned to glance at Cyril. Intuitively, he felt that Cyril might know the answer to this question.
...But Mr. Fool definitely couldn't ask this question personally; that didn't fit his status. If he had The World ask, there would probably be a fee, but I'm in a financial crisis right now.
After wrestling with it for a while, he ultimately chose to control The World and pose the question to Cyril:
"I have a question. Sailor, Reader, and Bard belong to Pathways that can be exchanged at high Sequences, yet the three True Deities most representative of these Beyonder Pathways—the Lord of Storms, the God of Knowledge and Wisdom, and the Eternal Blazing Sun—are hostile toward one another."
"Secrets Suppliant and Spectator also fall within this category, while the True Creator and the leader of the organization you belong to, who represent them most, are likewise hostile toward each other."
"Then what is their relationship with the Lord of Storms, the God of Knowledge and Wisdom, and the Eternal Blazing Sun? And why does such a situation exist?"
Cyril turned his head toward the reserved and gloomy The World, then calmly asked in return:
"What price do you intend to pay for this question?"
Klein tentatively had The World speak. "Equivalent mystical knowledge, or gold pounds?"
Cyril put on a troubled expression. "My knowledge of mysticism should be more extensive than yours. As for gold pounds—
"I suspect your current financial situation isn't very good."
"How about this? I'll trade the complete answer to this question for one favor from you in the future. What do you think?"
After a moment of silence, The World nodded, his voice hoarse. "Fine."
Snap~
Cyril raised his hand lightly and snapped his fingers. "Then let's communicate privately."