In fact, borrowing Lyman's Travel Notes from Miss Magician was another option. But the spellbook was only a Mid-Sequence Beyonder item. Pulling out a projection of Abner as he was now would place a heavy burden on whoever held it. It would do in an emergency, but keeping the projection around for long was unrealistic.
So Abner planned to have The Sun ask for the kind of Historical Projection charm the Goddess had once bestowed on him—the kind whose entire Spirituality cost was supplied by the source of the charm's materials.
Apart from the Goddess, who held the power of a Half-Fool, probably only the true Fool could make one with the power of Sefirah Castle. Even Alvin Abraham, already a Miracle Invoker, couldn't do it yet... Or rather, even if he found another way, it wouldn't be as convenient as using Sefirah Castle.
Hearing The Tower's words, The Sun was glad the problem could be solved, but he didn't immediately ask Mr. Fool for the charm. After all, The Star was clearly more eager to hunt the Skeleton Magic Wolf, and Derrick hadn't even decided what to ask from him in exchange.
Watching from the side, Alger, The Hanged Man, nodded in satisfaction. He's finally learned a thing or two. He won't foolishly help someone for nothing anymore.
Leonard, The Star, understood that too. But he hadn't managed to collect any pages of Roselle's Diary over the past week, and Klein had explicitly told him in a letter that the ones he'd seen at the Blackthorn Security Company had already been submitted to Mr. Fool...
Submitting them again when he knew they were duplicates would be disrespectful to Mr. Fool. So he had no contribution to trade for a charm.
As Leonard struggled with what to do, Klein controlled