Above the gray fog, the majestic palace stood silently.
Klein rhythmically tapped his fingers on the edge of the long bronze table, thinking intently about what countermeasures to take against the threats of the
Unable to figure out their true intentions, he instinctively had an idea: Report Mr. A! Report the illegal gathering!
Klein could easily find out the location of Mr. A's gathering from Miss "The Magician" and secretly report it to the Nighthawks, the Red Gloves, or the Machinery Hivemind.
A saint of the Aurora Order would certainly attract sufficient attention!
At that time, Mr. A probably wouldn't even be able to protect himself, let alone investigate the believers of "The Fool."
However, the problem was that this would definitely implicate a group of innocent Beyonders. Klein suspected this was exactly why Mr. A had directly placed a bounty on the believers of "The Fool."
He might have already prepared an escape route. Once he was reported, he could clearly confirm that there was someone from "The Fool" at the previous gathering.
As for who exactly it was, it didn't matter. Mr. A and the lunatics of the Aurora Order were absolutely capable of doing things "better to capture the wrong person than let the right one slip!"
And once a Beyonder fell into their hands, most of them wouldn't be able to keep their secrets. The Aurora Order, or rather, the "Shepherd" pathway represented by the "
When a Beyonder's worldview was completely twisted and they came to believe in the "True Creator" from the bottom of their heart, what secrets could still be kept?
It wasn't that there were no other options; it was best not to report... Klein leaned back in his chair, suppressed his chaotic thoughts, and reorganized the matter.
As he thought, he suddenly discovered a problem: In this world, there were simply no believers or blessed of "The Fool"!
Even the members of the
In other words, the Aurora Order had no clues to follow at all... Nothing to worry about... The only bad outcome was that "The Fool" was now on "True Creator's" radar. Being constantly remembered by an evil god wasn't a pleasant feeling, but it basically wouldn't affect other aspects... Klein nodded thoughtfully.
He had thought it through carefully. The only flaw in the entire matter was that he had once used the "Fool" written in Ancient
This could be inferred from the fact that in the past month and a half, no one had drawn Klein's attention by copying the password.
Thus, those bank employees who had come into contact with the password but clearly didn't understand mysticism couldn't possibly reveal this matter to anyone. As for Beyonders, they could at most ask in Ruen. Even if they found the right person, the other party couldn't connect the description in Ruen with the password in Ancient Hermes.
If someone had copied it down, I would have known immediately and could have responded effectively... Besides, even if someone discovered the password issue, it would be difficult to trace it back to Sherlock Moriarty. I took certain measures every time... Miss "Justice" was careful enough when depositing the money... Amidst the light tapping, Klein relaxed and chuckled: "You think 'The Fool' has many blessed and many believers, and therefore there must be countless indelible clues? "Wrong, completely wrong. 'The Fool' only has one believer and one blessed! That is myself!"
With that, he couldn't help but give a self-deprecating smile: "This doesn't seem like something to be proud of..."
I need to be more cautious recently and stop waving "The Fool's" banner... Klein reminded himself and turned his attention to responding to Miss "The Magician's" prayer.
He adjusted his posture and said in a low, gentle voice: "Pay it no mind."
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Pay it no mind... Fors received an answer that both surprised her and felt perfectly logical: In Mr. "The Fool's" eyes, the Aurora Order was just a bunch of ants!
Fors again chanted the honorable name and asked curiously: "Honorable Mr. 'The Fool,' which entity does the Aurora Order worship?"
Then, she saw Mr. "The Fool" sitting on the high-backed chair in the center of the gray fog, speaking with a leisurely demeanor: "The True Creator."
True Creator... Fors' eyes widened instantly, and she immediately understood why Mr. A suddenly started searching for followers of "The Fool": That lad "The Sun" from the
Behind this matter was Mr. "The Fool's" and "True Creator's" confrontation and struggle... Fors didn't dare to ask further and quickly gave a simple account of meeting a member of the Abraham family today. She mentioned Lawrence's will, the peculiar notebook, and the Beyonder characteristic he had left behind.
"Honorable Mr. 'The Fool,' what should I do?" She asked for advice, lacking confidence.