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Just as Bethel's Spirit Body Threads fell into Klein's hands, light suddenly erupted from the Twilight Greatsword.
Countless rays as sharp as blades burst from the Twilight Greatsword, instantly slicing Klein's body to pieces. Even the enormous tentacles shrouding the sky were cut to shreds, losing their support and falling from above.
Yet as he fell, Klein's body suddenly collapsed-of its own accord.
The severed pieces began splitting into countless transparent, twisted worms that swam in every direction. Immediately afterward, the Klein bearing the Fool's aura rapidly thinned into a playing card.
On the card, Roselle Gustav wore an ornate headdress and colorful clothes, carrying a walking stick and luggage over his shoulder, his eyes filled with longing.
The Fool card.
The Fool card among the Cards of Blasphemy.
Convergence had once brought it beside Antigonus's seat in the Hidden Town. Leonard and Pallez had then brought it out of the ruins of the Nation of the Evernight, and it had ultimately fallen into Klein's hands.
Klein knew that relying on a Paper Figurine Substitute alone, even with Fooling added and a genuine aura grafted onto it, would hardly deceive Bethel, who could locate him directly through spirituality and space. Thus, he had used the Fool card, with its corresponding power of convergence, as his paper figurine.
The next moment, a slash of sword light cut the Fool card into dozens of tiny fragments, rendering it unusable.
Mr. Door naturally would not care about a Beyonder Item with few powers. The instant he realized that the shredded Klein Moretti had not dropped a single Beyonder Characteristic, Bethel was certain it was a Paper Figurine Substitute-Klein, who had never fought conventionally, had finally used a Seer skill relatively familiar to him. With the destruction of this avatar, Bethel's consciousness gained