Mystery: My Encounters with the Celestial God

Chapter 226 I played a game with the Time-Space Dominator!

The members of the Tarot Club clearly noticed this "unusual" task, but after weighing their own objective conditions and the "Fool's" subtle and ambiguous attitude, they ultimately chose to wait and see.

What has Mr. Fate done now? Mr. Fool seems quite dissatisfied with him, and his words seem to imply that he intends to teach him a lesson.

However, wouldn't assassinating the ambassador of the Republic of Intis lead to a deterioration in relations between the two countries?

"Justice" Audrey noticed "The Fool's" attitude, confirming her earlier speculation that Mr. Ron must be "The Fool's" most favored angel.

After all, that's how it's recorded in mythological texts.

The Hanged Man frowned, puzzled as to why this fellow, who seemed to be a follower of the Fool, dared to defy his master like this.

Even as an extraordinary being of the "Storm" pathway, he wouldn't dare to be so reckless.

However, this guy glanced at Ron's height and his child-like appearance, his expression shifting as if he had imagined something, and then suddenly realized something.

"Oh, I see."

No wonder he always felt that "fate" was not respectful enough to Mr. Fool. He, no, He might very well be a descendant or offspring of a god!

The "Hanged Man" lowered his head, deciding not to get involved in this "family affair," as he imagined it.

After all, according to the records of the Church of Storms, the Old Gods usually made their children serve as their subordinates, and such records can be traced back to the Fourth Age at the latest, when the gods walked on the earth, not the astral plane.

As for "The Sun" Derrick, he remained as unremarkable as ever, merely acting as a clueless "repeater".

"He's just a minor ambassador; I have no need for assassination!"

The "simple" yet clever Ron naturally had no idea what the Tarot Club members were imagining. After all, in Mr. Fool's divine realm, even "endless wisdom" could not see through these guys' thought processes.

At that moment, all he knew was that he had been provoked by that poor bastard. He gave a haughty snort to save face.

The blond boy didn't care what the reward was, or rather, he had already figured out how to make that poor detective pay the price for provoking him!

Seeing that the minor turmoil had finally passed, the "Fool" couldn't help but curl up the corners of his mouth, completely unaware of the old adage that "the wool comes from the sheep's back."

"Heh, speaking of which, that ambassador was secretly Intis's intelligence chief in the Kingdom of Rune. He secretly orchestrated many bloody demonstrations, planned some incidents that damaged the relationship between the rich and nobles, and spread a lot of rumors to incite the people to oppose the government."

"Moreover, the outbreak of war between the two countries does not depend on a mere ambassador, but entirely on whether the high-level officials of the two countries have such intentions."

"Because of Beckron's special status, we can completely attribute the assassination attempt to the Fusak Empire. No one will care about the northern barbarians' 'self-justification'."

Just then, seeing the gray fog settle into calm, the Hanged Man chuckled and shared the information he knew, imparting his "old hand's" experience.

He felt he needed to improve his relationship with the "little brat" next to him, and he also noticed that the "Justice" across from him, who was clearly a nobleman of the Rune, seemed somewhat hesitant.

Upon seeing this scene, the "Hanged Man" did not hesitate at all, and described in detail Beckeron's dark side, thus doing "ideological work" for the noble lady.

"Oh, I see. I'm fine now!"

"Justice!" Audrey suddenly realized that the "Hanged Man" was talking to her, and nodded to him in gratitude.

Mr. Fool nodded in satisfaction, then looked at the "second-hand" diary in his hand and began to explore the unconventional nature of Emperor Roselle.

As for why the diary was secondhand, it was because Ron had already checked it first, but unfortunately, his "good brother" didn't seem to be up to par this time and didn't bring him what he wanted.

The gray fog drifted away silently, and time ticked by, second by second.

"You may begin."

Finally, after a short period of reading, Mr. Fool suppressed his newly acquired knowledge and spoke calmly.

"Everyone, I want to know about the 'Time and Space Dominator'."

Just then, the "Hanged Man" spoke first again, asking about the deal he was planning to make.

Before the Tarot Club members could ask any questions, he began to speak as if to himself:

"The Church of Storms seems to have received an 'oracle' concerning this being. The 'oracle' explicitly acknowledges this being's status as equal to the Seven Gods and permits them to legally proselytize in 'Rune'."

After Alger Wilson finished speaking with a heavy heart, he suddenly noticed the gazes of all the members of the Tarot Club. He then coughed lightly and added a sentence without batting an eye.

"Well, a friend of mine told me this. You know, I've run into 'Blood Admiral' Señor at sea on some occasions."

Ha, no need to explain, I know you're one of "Storm's" people.

In a rather pleasant mood, "The Fool" Klein muttered to himself before his expression tightened as he recalled the scenes of his juggling performance.

He felt he needed to warn the Tarot Club's second-best expert not to delve too deeply into this matter.

Because he was only criticized for saying something bad, it would be really bad if the "Hanged Man" were targeted by someone with a "petty mind".

If that being also makes him perform tricks, that's one thing, but if He discovers the secret of the "Hanged Man" and follows the clues to Mr. "Fool," then wouldn't "Fool" have to perform tricks for Him in this gray fog?!

Klein gave this terrifying, eerie, and petty guy the highest priority!

The "tap tap tap" sound once again drew the attention of all the members of the Tarot Club, causing Ron's appreciative gaze to shift away from the "Hanged Man."

He felt that although the "Lord of Storms" had a bad temper, he was quite reasonable.

"Don't delve into these matters; if you know Him, He knows you!"

The deep, calm, and unhurried words echoed in the hearts of everyone in the Tarot Club. Although "The Fool" appeared as steady as a rock, the implied message in his words still made all the traitors' hearts sink.

A chill ran down the spine of the "Hanged Man," and his pupils contracted slightly. He never expected that his act of simply asking for information would lead him to such a dangerous situation. He forcibly suppressed the thoughts in his mind and dared not think about it anymore.

"Heh, there's no need to worry here."

At least neither the "True Creator" nor the "Eternal Sun" could find the gray fog.

Klein muttered to himself, maintaining his godlike demeanor with a leisurely air.

Yes, this is Mr. Fool's divine realm; no other hidden being can find this place.

Upon hearing the Fool's words, the Hanged Man immediately realized his mistake and was no longer so tense.

"Mr. Fool, do you know of that being?"

"Justice" Audrey suppressed her astonishment, raised her hand, and asked the leader of the Tarot Society, who was also a "god".

She sensed from Mr. Fool's tone that he seemed to know something.

"I played a game with Him before. This being is very vengeful and petty."

Klein used Miss Justice's question to express his main point, trying to prevent his family members from contacting this being in any way, lest Mr. Fool perform his tricks on his territory.

As for whether the other party would hear him here, Klein wasn't worried. This was Mr. Fool's home turf.

Hearing Mr. Fool's words and seeing his calm and composed demeanor.

The "Time and Space Dominator," who was standing to the side and had a clear view of everything, pushed up his monocle, causing the lens to flash with a cold light above the gray fog.

The last person who acted this arrogantly was beaten to a pulp by him.

I, Ron Sothos, will remember this grudge!

In a sense, Klein was simply telling the truth.

(End of this chapter)