Alger hoped that one of the other Tarot Club members-or, more precisely, Temperance-would have something to add.
After all, the Listener searching for the True Creator's sanctuary was the very target he had set out to sea to pursue.
To avoid discovering at the end that "the Aurora Order and the Tarot Club were actually allies," Alger thought he had better ask.
Unfortunately, Temperance remained unmoved and merely watched calmly from the sidelines; Sun frowned slightly at another being being given the title of "Creator."
Audrey, on the other hand, was quite interested in the name "True Creator," which was clearly different from those of the Seven Gods, and asked curiously:
"The True Creator?"
When Alger realized that Lin Chuan had no interest in answering, he felt a brief pang of disappointment. He immediately reminded himself to watch his attitude. After all, for a being like Temperance to answer even a question or two on occasion was already more than ordinary people could ever hope for.
He composed himself and answered simply:
"Yes, the True Creator."
Alger gave Audrey a rough explanation of the True Creator, focusing on His appearance and the origins of His title of "Creator":
"...Many people believe that Emperor Roselle drew on the True Creator's appearance when he invented Tarot Cards, which gave rise to the Hanged Man card."
At this point, Alger instinctively wanted to turn his gaze toward the head of the long table, but caught himself in time.
"Do Not Test God!"
Those words came from chapter five, verse seven of the Book of Storms. He still remembered them vividly and dared not overstep his bounds or attempt any probing.
As Klein pondered how to advance to Clown, he listened carefully to Alger's introduction:
*"The upside-down giant," "the eyes behind the curtain of