Mystery: My Encounters with the Celestial God

Chapter 225 I, the Fool, will assign tasks while standing up.

"Sequence Two? Destiny Master, is 'Miracle Worker' the name of a Sequence Two angel?"

Upon hearing the blond boy's words, Miss Justice was somewhat excited. This was the title of a high-ranking expert, and the name "Miracleist" made her think of many things.

"As expected, 'Fate' is no simple matter; it even knows the name of a Sequence Two potion."

Alger, the "Hanged Man," appeared unchanged, but he was convinced of his previous guesses about Ron's identity. He secretly perked up his ears, trying to hear more.

"Sequence Two. I remember that the chief of the six-person council of Silver City is 'Sequence Four'. If we had a 'Sequence Two' angel, we might be able to escape this dark land."

As for the simple-minded Little Sun, he was thinking about Silver City's current situation.

"Yes."

Ron nodded slightly, his words concise and to the point, causing Miss Justice's emerald eyes to seem to light up for a moment. Unable to contain her curiosity, she raised her arm slightly and asked in a tone like a student asking a teacher a question:

"Mr. Destiny, do you know which path it takes?"

I really hope it's audience-oriented; miracles, miracles, masters who excel at creating miracles—that's exactly my aesthetic.

Good question!

Alger, the "Hanged Man," sighed inwardly. At the previous party, he discovered that "fate" seemed to have some unnecessary prejudice against his appearance.

This made him wonder if he was overworked, or even so old and unattractive that even children would find him undesirable. However, he later abandoned this idea because the person next to him, who seemed to be a follower of Mr. Fool, did not seem to give face to anyone.

Except for that extremely wealthy noblewoman!

Does having money mean you can do whatever you want?

The facts proved him right!

So the "Hanged Man" remained silent, choosing to quietly fleece the people.

"It is Sequence Two of the Diviner's Path, but the leader of the Secret Order has not appeared recently, and is suspected to have disappeared more than two hundred years ago, which makes the Secret Order extremely low-key."

Pushing up his monocle, Ron recounted the information he knew.

Ever since learning from the "Red Angel" who the extraordinary beings above the angel level in the "Diviner" pathway were, Ron has been observing them in the spirit world using his omniscient authority.

He also learned which unique entity the Goddess of Night controlled, which made him realize that he had made the right choice in taking Medici as his servant.

However, even knowing this didn't change his attempts to find any "diviner" or angelic means.

Those guys seem to be very good at hiding, sneaking around.

Sure enough, the Miracle Master really is Sequence Two of the Diviner's Path... The leader of the Secret Order has disappeared... He secretly met with Rosell in the Little Garden two hundred years ago...

Upon receiving Ron's sharing, Mr. Fool nodded slightly. Seeing the atmosphere of the gathering suddenly quiet, he did not rush to check the diary of Emperor Roselle. Instead, he raised his head and glanced at the only four members of the Tarot Club.

As Klein gradually gained a deeper understanding of the mysterious world and experimented with more "tricks" in this gray fog space, he no longer maintained the same unfathomable demeanor towards the Tarot Club members as before, lest he be accidentally exposed by a member in the future.

He now knows that although the gods in this world are powerful and mysterious, no one claims to be omniscient and omnipotent. Of course, the only ones who claim to be omniscient and omnipotent are the creator of Silver City and the "petty person" he encountered a couple of days ago.

Omniscience is relative. At least in this gray fog space, Klein is certain that the being cannot detect him. After all, this gray fog can even shield gods such as the "Eternal Sun" and the "True Creator," so it's impossible that it can't shield that petty person.

Therefore, even if he occasionally shows a lack of understanding of certain issues or occasionally asks for help, the members of the Tarot Club will not suspect him.

The condition is that you don't ruin the photos that Mr. Fool previously managed to get.

Silently muttering a complaint to himself, "The Fool" Klein tapped the edge of the ancient bronze table with his fingers and chuckled softly:

"I'm going to issue a task!"

"Another of my followers has come to Backlund. He wants to accomplish something, but he doesn't want to do it himself..."

Klein spoke with practiced ease, trying to lay the groundwork beforehand so that Mr. Fool wouldn't lose face.

In fact, apart from the followers I've unilaterally accepted, my only follower is myself...

Klein thought to himself, but this did not affect Mr. Fool's very confident actions and tone.

"The mission was to assassinate Intis's ambassador to the Kingdom of Ruen, Beckeron Jean Madan!"

This task was one that Klein had carefully considered before deciding to issue.

Its main purpose is to entrust this task to the only person in the Tarot Club who is capable of doing so.

As the saying goes, when there's work to be done, the subordinates do it; when there's nothing to do, the subordinates do it. He still had high expectations for Ron.

As for why he didn't ask for help privately, on the one hand, he had no money, and even Ron's "0" level sealed artifact was still with him; on the other hand, he didn't want to have any interaction with the brat in the real world.

Who knows if the messenger will betray the sender after the letter is sent!

When the time comes, besides struggling to survive in Backlund, he will most likely also have to serve a little tyrant.

Especially since this little devil is anything but well-behaved, and is full of curiosity about everything, who knows, one day we might discover that he is the great "Fool".

That would be the end of me!

As for the kid's reward, it could be settled later, since he remembered that the other party had told him that his enemies were two "god-like" beings.

It's like a personal loan... but what can I do when I don't have any money...?

Klein was secretly taken aback, filled with "unease" about the advance consumption and "guilt" for deceiving the little kid.

This always gave him a feeling of being heavily indebted.

"An ambassador? What's the point of assassinating such a minor figure?"

As Klein expected, the unruly blond boy let out a haughty hum and made a derogatory mocking remark.

Delegating this task would obviously be quite difficult.

However, the "Fool" was prepared for this.

"This task is so simple, you can choose to complete it or not..."

This means that even if you weren't there, there would be others, and how could you not complete such a simple task?

This is undoubtedly putting the prideful blond boy in a very difficult position, but it's also the best way to deal with this brat.

As for whether the members of the Tarot Club would notice something amiss, "The Fool" was not worried.

Because, isn't it normal for a great being to have a most "favored" benefactor, and for this benefactor to be not so docile because of this "favor"?

This behavior can be seen as one of the 108 ways that "The Fool" disciplines his subordinates.

This will not affect Mr. Fool's status; on the contrary, it will solidify and solidify the image of the Fool deity.

However, the only downside is that it slightly alters his image to that of a worried old father.

Yes, I need to be more careful about this in the future!

Klein habitually began to summarize in his mind.

(End of this chapter)