Mystery: Death Singer

A few seconds later, "Justice" Audrey couldn't contain her curiosity and couldn't help but ask:

"Mr. Fool, what common sense did Emperor Roselle mention? I can pay a fee for this information."

Klein chuckled and said:

"No need, this is just common sense."

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Next, under Edric's calm gaze, Klein, relying on the information gap, perfectly played the role of a scholar in front of "The Hanged Man," "Justice," and "The Sun," further solidifying his image in the minds of the members.

After the discussion about the two extraordinary laws ended, "Justice" Audrey glanced at Klein and raised her hand slightly, to which he couldn't help but nod slightly with a smile.

Having received approval, Audrey immediately looked at Alger, the "Hanged Man," sitting opposite her, and asked expectantly:

"Mr. 'The Hanged Man,' my intelligence allowed you to eliminate 'Hurricane Admiral.' Are you now ready with the complete pituitary gland of an adult Rainbow Lizard?"

"I've obtained the extraordinary material you desired." Alger nodded slightly, then asked, "But how should I give it to you?"

How will you give it to me? How will you give it to me… Audrey was stunned and fell into deep thought.

For her, revealing her identity was absolutely forbidden, so she could not give a specific address. However, if she asked someone else to pick up this extraordinary material, it would inevitably reveal that she had become an extraordinary person.

Just then, Klein had a sudden thought, tapped his fingers lightly on the edge of the long table, and smiled:

"Miss, sir, would you be willing to cooperate with me in trying something in this matter?"

Here it comes! Edric instantly perked up, watching the scene intently. This was one of the clearest scenes he could remember about the Tarot Club, the unparalleled founding ceremony of "Xianyu Express," a service that everyone who used it praised!

Which of the other secret organizations, or the seven major righteous churches, didn't tremble with fear when offering sacrifices to the gods, lest they incur punishment for some minor mistake? Even so, the great beings who accepted the sacrifices were indifferent and aloof.

But what about our Tarot Club's "Master of the Bathroom"? In order to ensure that Tarot Club members can enjoy the safety and convenience of express delivery, this "evil god" even personally took charge, manually receiving and shipping goods one by one in the difficult early stages of his business. His very being is filled with hard work and struggle!

Klein meticulously instructed Alger, the "Hanged Man," on the details of the sacrificial ritual, striving for a resounding success.

Although Miss Justice is willing to guarantee the expenses of this attempt, it's fine once or twice, but if he fails too many times, will he still have any face as an evil god?

After the discussion about sacrifice and bestowal had come to an end, Audrey hesitated for a few seconds before speaking again:

"Mr. Fool, I have found two ladies who would be a good fit for our Tarot Club. They are both extraordinary individuals with their own circles and resources in Backlund, and they are also discreet and have good personalities. Would you be willing to let them join the club?"

"This requires some investigation, but you can use a discreet, non-disclosure method to let them know my name and become interested in it."

Faced with this question, Klein did not hesitate for a moment. He had connections in Backlund, so he was extremely cautious about bringing in new members and tried his best to avoid revealing his identity.

Although we don't know each other well yet, we can always get closer if we put in the effort.

— Klein’s so-called “connections” are none other than Edric, who is currently sitting at one side of the bronze table.

After waiting a while and making sure no one else wanted to speak, Edric looked at Audrey, the "Justice," sitting on the other side of the bronze table, and said in a low voice, meeting her curious gaze:

"Miss Justice, I would like to ask you to spread some messages at various gatherings of extraordinary individuals."

"What news?" Audrey asked with great interest.

"Acquire certain materials and drugs, and then ship them to a certain location."

"Of course, this message includes 'being sent to a certain place,' but it doesn't actually mean you're involved."

As he spoke, Edric conjured a detailed list, which he then passed to Audrey through Klein. He added:

"This is bait, a hook, to lure out some madmen hiding in Backlund."

"Believe me, they are far more cruel and insane than you can imagine. Just spread this list and make people think that someone is collecting them. Don't try to do anything unnecessary."

"In front of these people, 'Hurricane Admiral' Zilingus is practically no different from a green recruit who has just joined the Navy."

Even more dangerous than Zillingus? Audrey was both frightened and curious. She nodded and solemnly promised:

"I assure you, Mr. Death, you will not do anything unnecessary."

"Hmm... I admit I'm still a little curious. Could you tell me something about these madmen? Or some legends or something?"

Edric suddenly regretted telling Audrey about this. If something went wrong with the rich woman the Tarot Club had chosen, the Tarot Club's financial situation could instantly drop to the same level as the Beggars' Sect.

Just in case, he still revealed a tiny bit of information:

"Those are lunatics from the 'Rose School.' You may have heard of this organization before. They are ruthless and have committed every cruel thing you can imagine."

The Rose School! Our Tarot Club's "Death" is actually going to actively cause trouble for these lunatics! "Justice" Audrey's eyes are shining brightly, and she looks quite excited.

Despite her excitement, Audrey, who knew some of the Rose School's history, was well aware that "Death's" warning was absolutely true, and that this was something she, a mere "spectator," could not possibly participate in.

Even if it's through Fors and Hugh, it won't work. It's best not to go to the event at all, but to spread the news through cards or something similar, and to avoid those gatherings for a while afterward...

Audrey quickly got a general idea and continued:

"Mr. 'Death,' this commission, though simple, is dangerous enough. A slight misstep could attract the attention of the madmen of the Rose School..."

Edric sensed a hidden meaning in Audrey's words and asked with a smile, "You seem to have something you want to ask me?"

Audrey pursed her lips shyly, but still asked the question that had always intrigued her:

"At the scene of Ziringer's death, were those scattered tarot cards deliberately left there by you?"

Wait! What tarot cards?! Klein suddenly looked up, his eyes filled with confusion.