When Abner posed the question, the members of the Tarot Club pondered it for a while. In the end, Judgment, Xio, spoke first:
"If we're talking about omniscience, I think the Reader, Mystery Pryer, and Savant pathways are the likeliest candidates..."
She often heard Abner explain the abilities of different pathways, so her knowledge was fairly broad.
Hanged Man, Alger, spoke up as well. "As for a pathway representing omnipotence, I can only think of Secrets Suppliant. After all, you made the defining traits of Shepherd quite clear at the last gathering."
Klein, seated at the head of the table, nodded inwardly. What Judgment and Hanged Man had said matched his own thoughts.
I wonder if The Tower has a different view...
As Klein thought that, he saw The Tower look across at Judgment and explain with a smile:
"Mystery Pryer and Savant actually correspond to knowledge itself. They cover two sides of it: one leans toward the mystical, the other toward the practical. But neither represents omniscience."
He then nodded to Hanged Man, Alger. "Secrets Suppliant does indeed represent omnipotence in terms of Beyonder Abilities."
So Mystery Pryer and Savant represent knowledge itself. No wonder the Emperor's diary said they could switch pathways at higher sequences. That's the connection between them... Then, since Reader and Secrets Suppliant each represent part of omnipotence and omniscience, can they switch too?
Wait. The God of Knowledge and Wisdom should hold the highest authority over the Reader pathway. He's hostile to the Eternal Blazing Sun and the Lord of Storms, but all three are also fiercely hostile to the True Creator, who holds the highest authority over Secrets Suppliant... Could there be a connection?
Could Sailor and Bard also fall under omnipotence and omniscience? Can they switch pathways as well?
Recalling the diary