While Mr. Fool was lost in his reverie, Leonard, attending the Tarot Club for the first time, was astonished that the Fool could read Roselle Script while sizing up the members on both sides of the long table and giving them preliminary labels:
Miss Justice seemed to be a young lady, probably optimistic and cheerful. Though I can't make out the details of her clothing and accessories, they seem quite tasteful... Most likely a noblewoman.
Mr. Hanged Man is rough and reserved. At a glance, he looks like a hot-tempered, reckless sort. Perhaps a pirate?
Mr. Tower is that resurrected old monster, Abner Brain. He was actually so respectful toward Mr. Fool? Then who is Mr. Fool? Solomon's Black Emperor?
Miss Magician has been looking at me rather strangely, and she keeps glancing at that old monster... Hmm, although I can't see her face, her figure and temperament resemble that bestselling Author living in the old monster's house...
No way? That old monster brought his lover here too? Does he trust the Fool that much? Or is he simply confident in himself?
Mr. Sun is quite tall, and his voice gives the impression that he is still going through puberty. Though quiet, he seems friendly enough...
Miss Hermit—ah, ma'am—has a mature and steady temperament. She is most likely an experienced Beyonder. Moreover, among all the Tarot Club members, only she can still produce Roselle's Diary. Either she joined recently, or she has extensive connections...
Mr. Moon is relatively young and somewhat reserved... Huh? He seems rather similar to that Church of the Earth Mother priest who is quite famous among Backlund's society ladies... I remember his name being Emlyn White? Right, he is also friends with the "great Detective Sherlock" that Klein disguised himself as.
*Miss Judgment feels very much