Following those positions into the distance, Xu Le saw figures, beings he had never known before.
From his own position, past Night Fiend and Puppet, to the one standing on the fourth pillar.
There stood a green-haired woman. Xu Le guessed she was Forest.
This guess was not unfounded. All the ornaments on the woman were flowers, and her clothing was made of plants.
These features were very obvious, all related to plants.
The corresponding Child of Guyinduo was naturally Forest, who symbolized plants.
However, Xu Le was not entirely certain. After all, Forest represented mist in the cards.
Mist itself carried the meanings of obscurity and disguise.
Next was a man with fine skin and an almost flawless appearance, who nevertheless looked very strange.
Xu Le found no particularly obvious features on him.
His clothing and appearance both looked very "normal," too normal.
If Xu Le had to name something special about him, it was that his perfection made him look less like a real person than a work of art.
Originally, Xu Le had no way to confirm this person's identity, but he used elimination based on the others' distinguishing features.
Ultimately, Xu Le tentatively identified this person as... Gangshi.
Xu Le's initial guess about Gangshi had corresponded to a certain steel-muscled man in a certain movie.
With a name like Gangshi, bulging muscles would have been quite normal.
But if he approached it from a different angle.
Gangshi, a flawless work of art that did not look like a real person, like a diamond sculpture.
That interpretation worked perfectly well too.
That was why Xu Le tentatively identified this person as Gangshi.
The sixth and seventh figures farther along both had very obvious features.
One was tall, with scales covering all his exposed skin and a pair