Klein finished listening to Alice's prayer above the gray fog. He suppressed the strange feeling in his heart when he heard the last sentence and focused on what Alice said. Cattleya... might have leaked the secret? As Alice said, this was not actually a leak. After all, Bernadette had known about the "Fool" and the non-existent Tarot Club long ago, and knew that they were suspected of collecting diaries and "blasphemous cards". But Mr. Fool really shouldn't have no reaction to this... No, he should confirm this first - Alice's tone of voice showed that she didn't bother to verify it at all, and was just busy adding fuel to the fire! After confirming through divination that Cattleya did contact Bernadette as soon as the Tarot Club ended, Klein thought for a while, edited the image of Alice's prayer just now, and sent the second half. ... In the misty sea, in the captain's room of the "Future". Cattleya suddenly felt a gray fog suddenly appear in front of her eyes. She saw the vague figure of Miss "Destiny" leaning against the window, with the sea behind her... She was on the boat? This thought flashed through her mind, and she soon heard the familiar brisk tone: "It's embarrassing if you don't react at all to the words you just said.
"Go and teach her a lesson, Mr. Fool!" ... Why does this tone sound like calling a pet? As soon as this disrespectful thought came up, Cattleya quickly gathered her thoughts and forced herself to shift her attention to Alice's words. The information contained in this passage made her uneasy, and she recalled the content of her letter. She didn't actually reveal the existence of the Tarot Club, but just said that someone was collecting Roselle's diary, so it should be... okay? The punishment she worried about did not come. She realized that broadcasting Miss "Destiny"'s words was a warning from Mr. Fool, so... Cattleya recalled the Tarot Club. Luo saw Mr. Fool's attitude at the meeting and suddenly realized something more terrifying - Mr. Fool might not mean to punish her, but he didn't seem to mean to stop Miss "Fate" from causing trouble for her. Cattleya suddenly felt that this was much more terrifying than God's punishment. … The Saint Furan is expected to take three days, that is, to reach the port of Tiana on Tuesday night next week. - Only if there are no accidents. Of course, accidents are not that easy to happen. The bad luck that Alice casually gave to the ship did not work until the Tarot Club was opened again on Monday. Alice had to admit that she was a little bored. When she opened her eyes above the gray fog, she did not wait for Audrey's greeting as usual, but smiled at Cattleya and asked in an upbeat tone: "Good afternoon, Ms. Hermit~" Justice Audrey, who was about to get up and say hello, closed her mouth. She realized that Miss Fate seemed to want to make trouble for Ms. Hermit. But... why? Alice's personality showed that she did not hold grudges, and she usually took revenge on the spot, so... what did Ms. Hermit do this week? ? Cattleya, who had become the center of attention, suddenly regretted her previous decision a little bit - she had thought that the Tarot Club was not far away, and this matter could be discussed at the Tarot Club.
After all, she did not have the consciousness of Alice who used Mr. Fool as a mouthpiece without any hesitation. Cattleya did not look at Mr. Fool, who was acting as a relay signal tower. In her opinion, if Mr. Fool wanted to stop her, he would have stopped her long ago. She had not yet considered the problem that Mr. Fool might not be able to stop her. After careful consideration, Cattleya responded: "Good afternoon, Miss Fate." Alice stared at her for a few seconds, then sighed in disappointment: "It seems that some people did not take my words seriously at all... It's really abominable, don't you think, Ms. Hermit? " Cattleya didn't dare to speak. She certainly knew who the "some people" Alice was talking about - she guaranteed that if this was the real world, she would have been sweating all over. Even though she didn't have the ability to sweat and her hair stood up above the gray fog, she still lost her ability to speak for a short time. It wasn't until Alice felt bored because she hadn't received a response for too long and retracted her gaze that she felt a little better. Alice, who retracted her gaze, fell back on the chair like a boneless person, and said slowly: "Tell Bernadette that if she wants to know something, be prepared to pay the price. "I didn't tell her those things for nothing." "Of course, it doesn't matter if you don't want to pay the price for now, but what I take away as the price later depends on my mood~" Now Cattleya is not the only one who is sweating. Alger began to seriously recall whether he had ever deceived Miss "Fate". In this atmosphere where everyone is in danger, Audrey obviously didn't feel like getting up and saying hello. Alice looked at the quiet Tarot Club and asked thoughtfully: "Everyone, do you know... "Is there any sequence of abilities that can make people taste the taste of things without worrying about being full?" "Ah?" Audrey was the first to voice her doubts. Although others did not speak like her, their expressions did not seem to be different. "No?" Alice blinked twice. "...I have never paid attention to this issue," Alger, the well-informed "The Hanged Man", replied euphemistically. "Normally, we would not use extraordinary abilities to do such things." "...I didn't think so either." Cattleya added. At the same time, she glanced vaguely at Mr. Fool in the gray mist. The two most knowledgeable members of the Tarot Society have said so, and it is even less likely that others will know. So, the only one who can expect it is Mr. Fool. Think about it, if Miss Destiny is always asking questions like this, then Mr. Fool must really have trouble keeping a normal mind... Such thoughts passed through the hearts of the members of the Tarot Club, and they also looked at Klein in the gray mist in a vague way. Klein thought about it in the gray mist, controlled the "world" and asked: "Miss Destiny, have you been a little too idle recently?" Alice's movements paused slightly. She remembered Klein's previous question, turned her head and answered vigilantly: "I don't. "But whoever stays at sea for almost a week will be bored, right? There's nothing here..." Alice gritted her teeth, swallowed back the "cell phone" she almost blurted out, and then said:
"Anyway, I won't go to school, don't even think about it!" (End of Chapter)