Although Klein had never met the Emperor who hailed from the same world as him, much of the credit for his successful impersonation of the Fool and his progress thus far truly belonged to the diaries the Emperor had left behind.
Perhaps the Emperor had not thought that far ahead when he wrote his diaries, but Klein owed him this debt regardless-more than once, he had thought that if Emperor Roselle was still alive but in trouble, he would do everything he could to lend him a hand once he was capable enough.
Now, however, George III's scheme concerned the Emperor's life or death, yet Klein felt powerless. Once again, he lamented his own weakness.
If he were strong enough, he would not care about any trolley problem when faced with George III's indiscriminate slaughter of innocents. He would simply smile casually and say, "So what if the Seven Deities have tacitly approved? The Fool does not agree!"
Because you are not worthy!
After a moment of silence, he nodded and said, "I understand."
"Then go ahead and do it boldly."
Klein hesitated for several seconds before gritting his teeth and saying, "I will provide you with some assistance when the time is right."
Bernadette bowed slightly. "Thank you, Mr. Fool."
"Mm, that will be all."
He waved a hand, severing his connection with Bernadette and making her figure disappear. Then he infused spirituality again to connect with Audrey. After organizing his words, he said calmly:
"I understand."
"What Miss Strength does next will represent my stance on this matter."
"As for the Psychology Alchemists' plans, you need not concern yourself with them. Just keep yourself safe. If they truly are coming after me, heh, let them come."
With that, he sent this scene to Audrey.
"Now that I've talked