He burst into flames just as he was about to say the fourth name. Was he silenced?
Sifa's thoughts wandered, and then he heard the Sun ask reverently, "Mr. Fool, who tempted the Dark Angel Sasrir? Who does the fourth name represent? Why can't it be spoken?"
At the head of the Bronze Long Table, the figure behind the thick gray fog rested his hand on the armrest and smiled meaningfully. "Because it is concealed."
Sifa nearly failed to keep his expression under control.
That's a classic charlatan's answer. It looks like Klein doesn't know either. Otherwise, he would have explained the reason outright.
However, the word "concealed" gave Sifa a few ideas.
For example, could the fourth name have been a god's true name? Had a true god tempted the Dark Angel Sasrir? Had the King of Angel represented by that name later become a god?
Of course, this was only Sifa's speculation. Whether it was true would be difficult to verify.
Next, the Sun asked, unable to hide his concern, "Mr. Fool, is the key to leaving the Forsaken Land of the Gods really in the Giant King's Court?"
Behind the gray fog, the Fool chuckled casually and turned toward the Hermit, Cattleya. "Speaking of that, heh, Bernadette already knows how to enter the Forsaken Land of the Gods."
"That projection?"
Cattleya instinctively looked toward the head of the Bronze Long Table, only to suddenly realize that she was once again examining Mr. Fool. She hurriedly closed her eyes. "M-my Eyes of Mystery Prying are instinctive. I can only strengthen them, not turn them off. I have to rely on a Mystical Item to seal them..."
So the Eyes of Mystery Prying can be used without being activated. That's convenient, but also dangerous.
As this thought arose in