Father

Klein's expression betrayed unmistakable shock. He immediately realized there was more to this than met the eye and asked gravely:

"Our transmigration wasn't a coincidence?"

Neph nodded.

She told Klein nothing more, and he did not press her. They had already developed a certain understanding when it came to this matter.

After returning to the real world, Neph did not set out immediately. She planned to leave toward the end of the week, so she had already asked Klein for leave and hoped he would remind her on Saturday or Sunday.

Klein readily agreed, so Neph continued moving Moon City's Library until an unexpected visitor appeared.

When she returned to her room to get ready for bed, this uninvited guest was inspecting her half-packed luggage. Seeing her come in, he looked up and asked with a smile:

"Are you getting ready to leave?"

Neph nodded hesitantly, her feet rooted to the doorway.

He wasted no words and asked bluntly, "How much do you know about the Fool?"

"...?" Neph froze for a moment. She suddenly realized this was a consequence of the City of Silver incident-this King of Angel had learned more about the Fool from little Sun, then come looking for her!

I should have left sooner... Neph gritted her teeth, then said, "He's your father's friend."

Amon's movements paused. He gave Neph a puzzled look and asked hesitantly, "You know a great deal about me. You should know my honorific name and my titles, correct?"

Neph nodded.

"So..." Amon looked even more baffled. "You're lying in front of a God of Deceit?"

Neph paused. Knowing she could not bluff her way through this, she simply answered:

"He's a part of your father."

This, however, was not a lie. In Neph's understanding, compared with the Ancient Sun God, who