The Tarot Club moved into the discussion session.
Justice Audrey spoke first. "I've received reliable news. The official Beyonders have learned of what happened to that archaeological team and are now paying attention to the villages that worship Dragons."
She had previously shared information she'd obtained from the Psychology Alchemists.
Several members of the Psychology Alchemists had formed an archaeological team to study villages where Dragons were worshiped. In the middle of the night, they had all gone mad and attacked their companions. No one on the team survived.
The Psychology Alchemists had tried to conceal the incident, but the official Beyonders had noticed it and begun to act.
The Hanged Man Alger said, "The official Beyonders were bound to notice sooner or later."
Audrey asked, "I'm curious. Is that Mind Dragon still in the same area?"
"No," Alger answered almost before she had finished speaking.
"Oh." Audrey had thought so too, but she still had a question. "If that Dragon is hiding in the Sea of Collective Subconscious, it should be very hard to find.
"Why did it influence the residents of those villages into developing customs of Dragon worship? Wouldn't that draw the attention of Beyonders on the same Pathway, or the official Beyonders?"
Seated at the head of the Bronze Long Table, the Fool Klein recalled some information he had learned and made the World speak. "Those customs help stabilize the Mind Dragon's condition considerably.
"You can have people watch for changes. If the customs in those villages change significantly, it means the Mind Dragon will establish similar traditions elsewhere."
Audrey asked, puzzled, "Those customs can stabilize a Dragon's condition?"
"Yes." The World Gehrman Sparrow offered no explanation, only a firm answer.
At that moment, Klein swept his gaze around the table as the Fool. "Why do