I had once suspected that The Tower belonged to the Church of the Eternal Blazing Sun or the Church of Knowledge and Wisdom, but after watching him several times, neither seemed quite right...
He appeared free to act as he pleased. He had not even hesitated over something as serious as assassinating an ambassador.
Granted, he was powerful and supremely confident... but that also suggested he did not care whether his actions implicated the organization behind him. Or perhaps he believed it would back him unconditionally, even in a matter like this...
All things considered, he either held an exceptionally privileged position in an official organization or belonged to a relatively loose one...
Hmm, Mr. Tower has always been cautious. The only opening he's given us in the Tarot Club is his own account of killing a Serial Killer in Tingen...
Unfortunately, news from the mainland did not reach the sea quickly enough. He had asked around through several intermediaries, but still had no definite answer...
And telegrams carry so little information, yet they're always full of celebrity anecdotes and entertainment news. Important intelligence often reaches us a week or two later than it reaches people on the mainland.
At that thought, the Hanged Man, Alger, sighed helplessly. He understood why the telegraph companies did it. Plenty of bored people liked that sort of news and would pay handsomely for it.
Meanwhile, Klein felt both pleased and wary after Miss Justice thanked him and Miss Judgment offered her warning.
He was pleased that he might have indirectly helped bring about a reform, one that would let people like Old Kohler see a faint glimmer of hope in their lives.
What made him wary was his "luck" as the King of Yellow and Black. He might well run into an Oracle