"Of course, I'm grateful for Mr. Fool's tolerance too. I deliberately tested him with diary pages full of gibberish, yet he merely used a new interpretation of 'little girl' and a lesson on writing dates to give me a warning...
"He truly is a God of Justice who believes in Equivalent Exchange.
"Praise the Fool!" Abner said again.
Those gibberish pages were deliberate? That hadn't occurred to me... So Roselle's romantic escapades were deliberate too, weren't they? At the very least, he hadn't screened those pages carefully...
Luckily, the persona I'd established was a god who followed the principle of Equivalent Exchange. If I accepted diaries like that from everyone else, I naturally couldn't refuse The Tower's...
Otherwise, that alone would have made him suspicious... No, he must have been suspicious already, or he wouldn't have tested me. The "miracles" I showed him afterward must have dispelled his doubts, right?
But the Evernight Goddess, the Earth Mother Goddess, and the Sanguine Ancestor might know who I really am. It seems they haven't told The Tower...
And although they're clearly close to Liu Bo, they apparently haven't told The Tower that the Calamity Seal, Duke Reinhardt, and Vincent Miranda, the Lord of the Dead, are all Liu Bo too.
Maybe they're protecting The Tower? Is this knowledge something he can't handle yet?
Klein forced his attention onto analysis and speculation so that his embarrassment would not show on his face.
He did not have to keep it up for long. Once Abner finished his praise, Klein said gravely, "Mr. Fool is tolerant, but his tolerance is not without limits."
"I understand." Abner answered solemnly, then held out his hand with a smile. "Let's introduce ourselves properly. My name is Liu Bo. What's yours?"
It really is you, Liu Bo! Hearing Abner