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Amon tapped the Bronze Long Table before him, and it dissolved into gray fog.
His response finished, his connection to the Crimson Star gradually broke off as well. When Klein had tossed Sefirah Castle to Amon, several people had happened to be praying to Mr. Fool. Among them, "Derrick Berg" from the Forsaken Land of the Gods had caught Amon's interest.
He casually watched that "City of Silver" for a while through Sefirah Castle's field of vision, discovering not only that the place differed vastly from the Kingdom of Silver in his memories, but also that he seemingly had never seriously observed the Kingdom of Silver of old.
After deceiving and coaxing the other party with a few words, Amon put him aside.
The vast Sefirah Castle stood empty, with only the high-backed chair Amon sat on, and the black veil and cross he had tossed into the distance.
He disliked the combination of a long table and several chairs. It reminded him of Rose Redemption and those shameless traitors.
The emblem on the high-backed chair had changed from the Seer pathway's symbol, formed from a "Pupil-less Eye and Line of Change," into "Error," resembling an irregular clock. Amon stayed in the chair for a while, recapturing a little of how it had felt to be the Angel of Time, but that novelty and nostalgia soon vanished. No one would pray to the Angel of Time anymore, and there were no prayers to the Fool either.
People always harbored strange fears about the God of Mischief. During the Third Epoch, tales of "what would happen if you prayed to the Angel of Time" had constantly circulated among believers, but that was as unreasonable as assuming that the God of War must be invincible. Back then, Amon had not been