Leonard was still puzzled: "If it truly serves Mr. Fool, why has it always been in the Church of Steam and Mechanics?"
You are the one who talks too much! Klein looked at him with a smile: "Because it's not time to take it back yet."
Leonard was about to ask when, but he shut up after seeing Magic's smile.
[Illusory white paper is spit out piece by piece, with reddish words on it: "Are you secretly in love with your captain?" I didn't! Don't talk nonsense! Who? Who told you that?
"If you don't really like it, who can endure such a boring and uninteresting course for a long time? Is this statement right or wrong?"
"No! Because I'm not strong enough and can't win!" Danitz blurted out.
"You like women who are beautiful, powerful, mysterious, intellectual, and the kind who can put you under their feet, right?"
As if to prevent people from seeing clearly, the picture was deliberately zoomed in, facing the piece of paper filled with words.
No! Danitz held his head in his hands, too embarrassed to face anyone. In a sense, Arrodes possessed a danger far beyond his level. Leonard recalled his own experience using it with lingering fear.
Anderson excitedly shouted to Edwina, "As the person involved, what do you think?"
Now, everyone knew that the quiet woman was the captain they had a crush on, and their gossipy eyes were unabashedly cast around Danitz and Edwina.
Perhaps it was because this space felt too harmless, or perhaps it was a psychological hint that the people present did not notice, but they gradually let down their guard and precautions, and their mentality, words and actions became relaxed and casual.
I didn't expect to see such an emotional drama here, a beautiful and powerful female pirate and her affectionate and secret crush on a crew member. This theme is not bad! Fors didn't consider at all whether the scene of her being questioned by Arrodes would be released.
Xio gave her friend a sympathetic look, hoping her good mood would last.
He actually likes this type of thing. Could he have some strange hobby?... Alger shuddered when he thought of how Danitz had endured German bullying without complaint.
Compared to Danitz, who wished he could disappear immediately, Edwina's reaction was much calmer. Facing Anderson's jeers and the curious looks of others, she said calmly, "I refuse."
Rejected? After a moment of surprise, everyone immediately looked at Danitz, only to find that the poor man looked devastated and hopeless, slumped over the table, withdrawn.
Stay strong, Danitz. Klein happily ate the popcorn that had just appeared on the table.
Anderson, eager to watch the fun, asked, "Did you know that almost all of your crew members have a crush on you? How do you feel about that?"
This young lady is so charming! Audrey couldn't help but observe the lady again.
Edwina glanced at Anderson coldly: "They have too little homework."
The people who were waiting to hear the gossip were stunned for a moment before they realized what was meant: those crew members were too idle to think about these useless things, they needed to learn more! How did a good love story suddenly become an educational issue? Fors was stunned.
A beautiful and powerful, cold and elegant lady, who becomes a pirate general with her own strength and captures the hearts of countless handsome and outstanding men. Isn't such a development great?
However, Edwina didn't seem to want to continue discussing this topic, and everyone tacitly restrained their curiosity.
[German opened the door and walked to Danitz and the radio, and saw the contents on the paper.
What kind of questions are these... I'm Gehrman Sparrow, a cold and crazy adventurer, a professional... I-I can't laugh out loud..
Suddenly, suppressed laughter echoed one after another in the black space. As for Danitz? Oh, please let this poor kid go.
[At this time, the words typed on the receiver changed: "Your loyal and humble servant Arrodes is honored to follow in your footsteps again and is always ready to serve you."
...This isn't the same evil spirit as Arrodes just now...]
The crowd's thoughts resonated with Danitz's. No one could have imagined that Arrodes would be so humble in front of Klein.
After driving Danitz out, German spoke into the telegraph: "I have some questions."
"It's my honor. Could you please say hello to the great beings above the spiritual world on my behalf?" The receiver spit out white paper with a click.
"Okay." German nodded. *I've finished asking questions, now it's your turn to ask questions."]
Isn't this blatant discrimination? He's exposing all sorts of flaws in front of Danitz. Just by seeing Mr. Fool's followers, he calls himself a servant? Even asking questions is so shameless!
Everyone marveled at Arrodes's integrity.
Klein almost couldn't control his expression: This scene is wrong, it's different from the situation at that time! Klein, who had been prepared for the Fool's vest to be exposed, suddenly felt a sense of unreality.
Judging by the content on the screen, anyone would think I was The Fool's favored follower, and that Arrodes was only trying to curry favor with me out of respect and obedience to The Fool. This space not only helped me conceal my identity, but also helped me perfect my character and enhance The Fool's prestige?
But why did He reveal my other secrets? And also, by the way, the secrets of those related to me? No, it's not so much secrets as it is dark histories that I don't want others to know, but which wouldn't cause serious consequences if they were revealed! It's a bit like Arrodes's quiz game, where the most serious consequence is social death within a certain range…
Although it seems a bit ridiculous, it is completely consistent with the bad character displayed by the owner of this space. But something is not right. If He only likes to expose other people's dark history and won't reveal the real secrets, then He can just not play the scenes related to my identity as "The Fool".
There is no need to make special changes. And looking at the composition of the people present, it's clear that we were brought here to experience these things, most likely because of me…
The main target of this space was me from the beginning...but why? Klein suddenly fell into self-doubt: Could it be that he had created such a large commotion just to help me keep a secret I didn't want exposed, so that everyone would completely believe it? The owner of this space first demonstrated his immense power, and then, through the foreshadowing of the previous content, convinced everyone of the authenticity of the film, in order to help me improve my experience and keep the secret?
Although this idea is a bit self-righteous, it is completely consistent with the current situation!
And while helping me, I also satisfied His evil taste... Klein felt complicated for a moment.
"Ask Arrodes why he respects your former colleague so much," Pallez's voice echoed in Leonard's mind. "Its origins are not simple. A mere follower wouldn't allow it to call itself a servant."
Although Leonard had doubts in his heart, he still did it. "From what I know, Arrodes's background isn't simple. Klein's status and strength at the time didn't seem enough to make him so humble.''
Leonard, why are you here again? Why are there so many questions? As soon as Klein thought about this, he realized something was wrong. Leonard shouldn't have noticed this with his knowledge. Did Pales tell him? He had indeed been dragged here…Pales is really sharp. Fortunately, I have this space to help me cover up the lie, otherwise I might not be able to deceive him. Klein leaned back in his chair and said with emotion, "There are differences between those who are loved and those who are loved. Klein himself is special enough." "Is this answer satisfactory to you, Pales Zoroast?"
Zoroast? The family from the Fourth Epoch that supported Solomon? Some people who knew enough about the secrets couldn't help but look at Leonard.
"Do you know me?" Pales' old voice came out of nowhere, with a hint of doubt. How come anyone can recognize me now?
Klein chuckled, "I serve Mr. Fool."
Is he the angel serving under The Fool? Leonard's eyes widened slightly, and he couldn't help but think of Azik Eggers. He had always believed that the other party was Mr. Fool's subordinate, which was why he made Klein the Fool's favored one. However, judging by Azik's behavior, "He" didn't seem to understand the Fool's existence and was more concerned about Klein's affairs.
So my initial guess was wrong. Azik has nothing to do with The Fool. He only frequently participates in The Fool's actions because of Klein, which led to my misunderstanding.
Alger also thought of this. He was also aware of Azik's identity and had always believed that the other party's actions were arranged by the "Fool"
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However, Pales didn't care about this. Instead, he returned to his original question: "What's so special about that Blessed One? Is it because he's a vessel for God's descent?" God 's Container?!
Even Melissa and Benson, who were unfamiliar with the extraordinary world, could understand its meaning literally: Klein's body had become a vessel for the gods to descend into reality! Would Klein encounter anything bad? The siblings' concern for their loved ones suppressed their fear of the gods.
The Tarot Club members also remembered what The Fool had said: He used the body of The World to play a game with Amon in the God-Forsaken Land, and they almost suspended the Tarot Club.
It really is a divine vessel... Leonard's face was bitter. He wasn't surprised by Klein's choice. Just like how he prayed to the Fool for revenge and later became a member of the Tarot Club, Klein must have gained more from the Fool. Therefore, becoming a vessel for the divine descent also fits in with the Fool's custom of equal exchange.
But Klein refuted Pales's question: "You have the relationship reversed."
It wasn't because Klein was a vessel for God's descent that he was special, but because he was special enough that he was chosen as a vessel for God's descent!
Klein could naturally do what others could think of. Moreover, with Azik himself here, the fact that he wasn't The Fool's subordinate would surely be exposed. Rather than causing others to doubt The Fool's authority, it would be better to offer another idea early on: Klein himself was special, even having a close friendship with an angel, and The Fool discovered his uniqueness and chose him as his favored one and the vessel for the divine descent!
In this way, not only can many problems be explained, but the "fool's" prestige is also preserved.
After seeing everyone else's expressions of deep thought or sudden enlightenment, Klein continued, "As for what's special about it, let's hope this space can tell us." Everyone else agreed with this answer.
Even if they were all followers, they didn't necessarily understand each other very well. This man dressed as a magician should be the same as himself and the others, wanting to learn something from the image in front of him.
By now, almost everyone showed some connection with Gehrman or Klein. Even the most obtuse person could see that the main target of this space was Klein.
And this is exactly in line with what the magician said, Klein himself is special enough!
Klein calmly admired the expressions of the others who thought they had guessed the truth, and breathed a sigh of relief: Great, we got away with it...
Klein calmly admired the expressions of the others who thought they had guessed the truth, and breathed a sigh of relief: Great, we got away with it…
In a strange room, a man dressed in gentleman's clothes and with an androgynous appearance sat. He looked at the man who walked in with a look of anger, struggle, and despair. There is a subtitle above the man's head: "Mithor King, the Wormtongue"]
"Red-haired Elaine?" Cattleya confirmed the other person's identity through Misor. ""Vice Admiral of Disease' Tracy once paid a large sum of money to find this woman."
After hesitating for a moment, she continued to explain, "The World' also sent a request to find her at the Tarot Club."
With Klein's various self-exposures in the past, everyone began to communicate and reveal information appropriately. Everyone who was still wondering why the protagonist had changed on the screen suddenly realized: it turned out to be something related to Klein.
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