Choosing materials for charms

Neph frowned slightly but did not interrupt, allowing Cattleya the Hermit to utter a brief name:

"Adam."

As they learned more and more, knowing nothing about Adam would become a problem.

Still, I can leave reminding them of Adam's "Whatever is spoken will be known" trait to Klein. Hmm, although I never told Klein that directly, he deduced that Adam was the leader of the Twilight Hermit Order. I did tell him not to mention the Twilight Hermit Order outside. Combined with "0-08," it should be easy for him to guess that this trait came from Adam...

She lowered her eyes and silently listened as Audrey spoke. "I've never heard of an important figure named Adam."

"Neither have I. Aside from being recorded as a Son of the Creator, it's as though he never appeared at all. There don't seem to be any traces of him in the history of the Fourth Epoch," Cattleya replied frankly.

That's normal. It would be strange if a King of Angel of the Spectator pathway had a name everyone knew.

Klein remained seated in a relaxed posture. As Neph had expected, he had indeed deduced this trait of Adam's, but he did not immediately speak. Instead, he watched Audrey exchange another glance with Alger before turning her gaze toward Neph.

"Outside, do not mention this name or write it down," he warned.

The Fool rarely made such explicit statements. Audrey turned toward him in mild surprise, while Cattleya, Alger, and the others also looked over at his words. Neph rubbed her chin and looked at Audrey. Miss Justice obligingly played her part:

"Why?"

"Whatever is spoken will be known," Klein answered succinctly.

Those words carried sufficient weight. Combined with the complete absence of records of Adam's name, they made perfect sense. Audrey immediately realized