"Weren't you the same?"
Upon hearing those words, Alger the Hanged Man's heart suddenly raced, and he seemed to hear its pounding directly beside his ears.
Without a doubt, he believed that Mr. Fool was referring to him, giving him a relatively gentle warning.
After all, he had previously tested Mr. Fool's opinion by bringing up his attempt to become an Archbishop of the Church of Storms. Although the latter had agreed, perhaps He had been displeased? Was this His way of warning him not to do it again?
Alger lowered his head and spoke in a slightly trembling voice:
"We have not been devout enough."
Uh... Why was Mr. Hanged Man admitting fault on my behalf...? The collective group of "double agents" in the Tarot Club—the Magician, Judgment, Hermit, Moon, Star, and the rest—were all stunned for a moment. Then, abandoning any further thought, they turned toward the head of the Bronze Long Table, lowered their heads, and repeated:
"We have not been devout enough."
Only Derrick the Sun firmly declared his resolve, saying loudly:
"I believe only in Mr. Fool!"
Although Audrey the Justice also felt somewhat guilty, she had joined the Psychology Alchemists with Mr. Fool's consent, so she remained relatively calm. Looking across from her, then at those beside her, she came to a realization. So everyone feels guilty before Mr. Fool... Mm, except the World, the Sun, and the Tower.
The World was Mr. Fool's Blessed.
The Sun was probably the most devout among us, aside from Mr. World...
And Mr. Tower... that was Abner. Rumor had it that he was already a Blessed of the three gods, so having one more Mr. Fool probably did not matter much?
As Audrey's thoughts ran wild, Klein the Fool nodded. Clearly, he was very satisfied with the