As for Mr. Star... when the feast began, he could sit at the same table as Little Sun and Moon.
Bernadette only glanced at the two when they introduced themselves. The rest of the time, she was either thinking or watching Lilith.
Audrey turned to Mr. Fool and said, "Mr. Fool, I have no diary pages this week."
Alger and Fors followed. "Neither do I this week."
Bernadette was last. "Sorry, Mr. Fool, neither do I."
Klein could not help feeling disappointed, but he showed nothing, merely nodding calmly. "Mm."
He was just about to announce that they would proceed straight to the trading segment when he heard Emlyn the Moon say with a hint of smugness, "Mr. Fool, I obtained two diary pages this week."
Emlyn looked around the table, wearing the smug expression of a petty man enjoying his moment of triumph, as though to say he was still the most reliable one when it mattered.
In an instant, Leonard reached a conclusion: this fellow definitely was not Klein or Edward! Neither of them was this much of a doofus.
He glanced at Derrick and Alger again. Neither of those two looked remotely like either of them, which left only the "World," whom he could not read at all yet. But there were two of them-Edward and Klein.
At this thought, Leonard belatedly realized something. Huh? A diary? What diary? Don't tell me Tarot Club members have to keep daily diaries and submit them to Mr. Fool every week?
What respectable person keeps a diary?
And would anything written in it even be true?
Fortunately, from what they said, submitting diaries didn't seem mandatory.
Soon, Klein received the diary pages Emlyn had manifested and lowered his eyes to read:
"June 6. I performed another divination above the gray