This statement seemed a bit inexplicable, and the guard looked surprised and puzzled, obviously not understanding what Alice was saying. But Alice didn't care, she just smiled and left the ticket company without any nostalgia. For a passenger ship sailing on the sea, whether it encountered a real shipwreck or a sea monster, it was normal - and most of this was not her responsibility, wasn't there the "Lord of the Storm"? The most Alice did was to sigh when she saw the news. The most special thing about the Saint Furran was probably... Alice suspected that she did it herself. Alice didn't care much about how many people believed in the "prophecy" and how much effect it could have. Anyway, she left the "prophecy" behind, and whether it could be realized depended on the luck of those people. Praise the generous "Lord of the Storm", and hope that He will not be angry because of the loss of a passenger ship. If so... Next time, demolish the church. Alice's eyes wandered for a moment and left the dock.
Bayam... Is there any local ice cream? Alice blinked, thinking of the sea salt ice cream during the Earth civilization period, and licked her lips. … Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, above the gray fog. After pulling the others above the gray fog, Klein realized a problem - with his current spirituality, it seems... he can't pull Alice at all? He watched the crimson light gradually gather into an illusory figure, and when he was hesitating, suddenly, inspiration was touched. … Alice clearly felt that someone touched her astral body. She almost instinctively traced back to the source, and then she "saw" a door. A blue-black light door that was looming in the black and white fog. The light door was composed of countless layers of light balls, and the body of each light ball was a pile of twisted worms hugging each other. Some of those worms were transparent, some were translucent, and they carried symbols and patterns that were either complex and difficult to describe or profound in imagery. When the spirit touched the door, a thought subconsciously popped up in Alice's mind - the key, can it be used to open the door? The strands of light followed her will, trying to condense into an illusory key shape, but they shattered again when they were halfway through. Alice blinked twice, and the light condensed again and gently hit the light door twice. ...Is this considered knocking? ... "Good afternoon, Mr. Fool~" Above the gray fog, Audrey started her greetings as usual. Like everyone else, she noticed Alice's vacant seat, but no matter what, she seemed to have to finish the greetings first.
"Good afternoon, Miss Magician~ "Good afternoon, Ms. Hermit~ "Good afternoon..." When Audrey was about to pass Miss Fate, who was not present, and turn to "The Hanged Man" Alger, she suddenly heard footsteps. ...Footsteps? Audrey stopped to greet in confusion, and looked towards the source of the sound with the others. She happened to see Alice who pushed open the light door and walked down the stairs slowly. When she realized that she had become the focus of attention, Alice hesitated for a moment, raised her hand and shook it twice, saying: "... Good afternoon?" Audrey was the first to react. She kept smiling without changing her expression, turned around and bowed to Alice, saying: "Good afternoon, Miss Destiny." Her voice was not light enough, revealing that her mood was not as calm as her expression. Alice nodded perfunctorily, then turned her head carefully to look at Klein, and cried pitifully: "Mr. Fool, I really know I was wrong~" Klein glanced at her, thought about it, and his voice was slightly softer than last night: "Sit down first." Alice suddenly became happy. She gave up walking slowly step by step, ran to her seat, and threw herself into the chair. Then, she raised her head and asked abruptly, "Why don't you change the chair to a sofa?" Klein tried his best to resist the urge to curse. Alice silently reached out and covered her mouth. The members of the Tarot Club looked at Alice and began to think about what she had done wrong. Only Audrey smiled and saluted Alger as if nothing had happened, saying, "Good afternoon, Mr. 'Hanged Man'." This greeting was also not light enough. After Mr. Fool finished reading this week's diary as usual, "Hermit" Cattleya tentatively asked Alice, "Miss Destiny, have you thought about the reward?" "Ah," Alice turned her head, thought about it, and made her expression more solemn, and said, "Are you willing to accept a mission?" Cattleya's heart tightened, but she still asked calmly, "What mission is it?" Alice stared at her for a while and smiled, "Praise my name." Cattleya froze in place. "Don't you want to?" Alice tilted her head. Cattleya didn't dare to move too much. She took a deep breath and asked carefully, "What's your name?" Alice thought for a moment, turned to the others and said, "If you need help, you can also pray to me... But remember to prepare the reward afterwards~" Leaving aside the "Sun" Derrick and the "Moon" Emlyn who didn't notice anything, Alger almost instantly remembered what Alice said at the last Tarot meeting. Wait until next week...
Thinking of Alice's unusual lateness this time, and the honorific name that suddenly appeared, Alger made the most reasonable inference: Miss Fate successfully recovered her authority this week! Alice ignored the Tarot Club members who had different thoughts, but tapped the table twice, leaned back on the chair and said: "The child who is always innocent, "The embodiment of luck and miracles, "The origin of disasters and chaos." It is indeed a three-part format... Alger lowered his head and frowned slightly. Alice's honorific name format is actually very obvious. The last two sentences reflect authority, and the first sentence is obviously a description of her, so... Miss Fate was really young before? ! Audrey also realized this, but she felt a little confused about the statement "forever innocent" - is your innocence different from our innocence? What a child... Cattleya felt a sense of absurdity and worry while writing down this honorific name. After writing down the honorific name, Derrick suddenly realized and asked hesitantly, "Can you receive my prayer?" Alice fell into deep thought. "No," Alice said hesitantly, "I don't know, how about you go back and try?" Derrick nodded solemnly. After a few seconds of silence, Audrey asked curiously, "Miss Destiny, what about the ritual of praying to you? Uh, there are other rituals..." Alice was stunned for a moment, and asked hesitantly, "How about... you just set it up?"