Mr. Fool and the Goddess had an agreement? A game?
Sure enough, Mr. Fool and the Goddess had an understanding about certain matters... The Old Man's guess had been spot-on! The Star, Leonard, wasn't too surprised. Instead, he nodded in sudden realization.
Was the World already able to participate in matters between deities? Or, as Mr. Fool's blessed, was he originally meant to be shown to the Goddess as a display of sincerity? Just like the Sanguine Ancestor had sent the Moon into the Tarot Club to demonstrate his sincerity?
That's right. The newly joined Mr. Star might have the same identity as the Moon... No wonder they seemed so "simple." The Hanged Man, Alger, curled his lips slightly, feeling that he had finally seen a corner of the "chess game" between the deities. He looked unusually excited, with a rare trace of smugness.
The Hermit, Cattleya, was focused on the World disappearing after entering Chanis Gate. As a Mystery Pryer, she vaguely sensed that where the World had gone after disappearing was the true focus of the "game."
"I really want to know what happened... What a pity that the World doesn't seem willing to explain in detail..." Thinking this, the Hermit, Cattleya, glanced at Abner again. She regretted that the World wasn't the sort of person the Tower was. Otherwise, he might have "shown off" by now.
Justice, Audrey, quietly let out a sigh of relief at this moment, as if the huge stone pressing on her heart had vanished. Ever since she began believing in Mr. Fool, she had always felt that she had betrayed the Goddess, and had been somewhat uneasy about it. Now that she had discovered that the God and Mr. Fool were allies, her sense of guilt was greatly reduced.
Beside Justice, Judgment