Mystery: My Encounters with the Celestial God

Chapter 436 The Current Situation of the Tarot Club Members and the Fool's Exploiting Techniques (3.1K)

"It's just a small matter."

"And this is also what I want to warn you about."

Without needing to ask the little brat's opinion, Klein knew he definitely didn't want a private conversation, so he continued leisurely without pausing:

"There are dangers in the starry sky; even the Seven Gods would find themselves in trouble there. You should be careful not to explore its secrets."

"Some ancient beings have returned. I played a game with them in the spirit world last week, which took up some time."

Look, what is the art of language?

Although the words were vague, the amount of information conveyed was enormous than usual.

Moreover, Klein spoke quite skillfully, changing Ron's reference point to the Seven Gods and giving the starry sky a very dangerous hint, which also indirectly explained where the strange phenomena of the past few days came from.

As for the last sentence, it simply explains why the Tarot meeting was not held.

Although he spoke with considerable sophistication, his face, hidden beneath the gray mist, still flushed slightly under Ron's gaze.

After all, in a game, who gets played by whom is a serious issue.

The starry sky is not the astral realm; the starry sky is dangerous. What does this mean? Even gods encounter difficulties!?

Klein's warning instantly brought Audrey Hall back to reality; she had never heard of such a secret before.

She was secretly amazed. Even though she was now Sequence Seven and had gotten in through Ron's connections to become the head of a seminar group within the Psycho-Alchemy Society, she had never heard of any descriptions of the astral plane or the starry sky.

This must be a "secret" unknown even to ordinary extraordinary people. It comes directly from Mr. Fool, who seems to be telling us not to delve too deeply or think too much, or there will be great danger.

Upon realizing this, Audrey Hall immediately suppressed her curiosity, quickly composed herself, and began to think about the following sentence.

Was the last tarot gathering cancelled because Mr. Fool was competing with a deity of equal caliber? No, His words were so relaxed, not at all like someone who had suffered a loss; on the contrary, He seemed completely unconcerned about the matter.

With her emerald-green, jewel-like eyes, she secretly glanced at "The Fool" Klein out of the corner of her eye. When she saw that he was as calm and reserved as ever, without the slightest change, all the members of the Tarot Club suddenly had the same thought.

He won? He waged a divine war and achieved his goal!?

As expected of Mr. Fool!

???

What are you thinking?

Under Ron's idiotic gaze, the members of the Tarot Club sighed inwardly, and even the posture of the mannequin "World" changed slightly.

That's incredibly shameless!

I'm telling the truth, there's not a single lie in it.

Seeing Ron's surprised expression, Klein muttered to himself, then nodded slightly without adding anything further.

The church seemed to have mentioned the starry sky before, but no one expected it to be so dangerous that even the gods would be in trouble. What does this mean, and what secrets are hidden there?

Alas, the will of the gods is unfathomable, and their words encompass everything, possibly not referring to a single aspect. We cannot understand them because we are too weak.

Alger, the "Hanged Man," who also engages in thoughtful reflection, clearly has a greater understanding of the ways in which the gods operate.

As for the underlying meaning of Klein's words, this "Wind-Cherisher" dared not speculate too much. Although he liked high-level secrecy and liked to place himself in a higher position, life was more important to him.

So much has happened in the past month, and he has experienced many dangerous missions, leading him to make some conjectures about the changes in the overall world situation.

Perhaps only by becoming a truly great person can one preserve oneself amidst the changing times.

As he pondered this, Alger's gaze unconsciously drifted to Ron beside him, his eyes filled with envy.

If I could become an angel

At this moment, "The Magician" Fors cautiously raised his hand. This Sequence 8 "Master of Tricks" was clearly not very confident.

"Everyone, my teacher also mentioned to me that the starry sky is dangerous. Once you learn too much about anything below the level of angel, you will be corrupted by strange entities, and even demigods are not immune."

As a student of the Abraham family, although she did not gain their complete trust, her teacher still told her a lot of hidden common sense about the mysterious world.

Perhaps because the strange phenomena had lasted for several days, Dori Angré wrote a letter to her student, instructing her not to be curious about them, and gave several vivid examples.

That bastard Hugh actually went and used a telescope to observe the so-called "solar eclipse." Did he want to die sooner, or did he want me to inherit his wealth because I'm poor?

I really can't understand how she, with no brains and so reckless, has survived to this day!

Whenever Fors Wall thought of her friend's foolish appearance, she always felt that she must be someone blessed by the gods.

After all, the difficulty of this world is still far beyond the capabilities of bounty hunters.

As for "The Sun" Derrick, although he was interested in the topic, he didn't quite understand the emotions expressed by the other members of the Tarot Club.

What is the starry sky? Isn't danger everywhere? Why make such a fuss?

The boy was now a "Sun Priest" of Sequence Seven. He had gained some of the trust of the six-person council of Silver City. By helping to exchange items back and forth, his status in Silver City had been raised to the level of "Exploration Team Leader".

Everything was going in a positive direction, which caused Derrick's reputation to rise again and again in Silver City.

Ron sighed helplessly as his gaze swept over all the members present.

A fool is a fool after all.

It's obvious you're all very good at imagining things; this is definitely not the scene I was expecting...

So this is how despicable charlatans and fortune tellers fool people?

The little fish curled its lip, momentarily at a loss for words.

Because what Klein said was the truth, only somewhat vague, and cannot be said to be wrong.

"Well, I think..."

Just as Ron felt something was missing and opened his mouth again to ask more detailed questions, his mouth was suddenly blocked by a foreign object, preventing him from making a sound.

Mr. Fool waved his hand, and the crisp, rustling sound attracted the attention of all the members.

The gray mist above the Source Castle surged and transformed into chains and pacifiers, binding Ron's body layer by layer and firmly gagging his mouth.

The chains and pacifier seemed to have a sealing effect, with gray mist and starlight swirling around them, firmly pressing the blond boy into his seat, preventing him from moving an inch.

The confrontation with "Fusheng Xuanhuang Tianzun" did bring Klein some benefits, at least in terms of being able to leverage more power in controlling the Source Castle.

Above the gray fog, he seemed more like a god!

Seeing Ron tied up with a bewildered expression, Klein seized the opportunity, ignoring the struggling brat, and said leisurely in an unchanged tone:

"You may begin."

This is a victory for Mr. Fool!

What is that...?

nipple!?

So even Mr. Fool couldn't stand Mr. Ron's mouth... This is really unexpected. I thought he would let Mr. Ron continue to provoke him... I never expected that he would have this side to him.

Well, although this isn't exactly respectable for angels and gods, I still feel that this kind of tarot gathering is really nice, unlike those cold, impersonal gatherings of extraordinary people where everything is just a transaction of interests...

Seeing the little brat spit out what was in his mouth, Audrey Hall pursed her lips, her beautiful eyes narrowed slightly, and she almost burst out laughing.

"Fate's" provocations have unknowingly become a regular feature of the Tarot Club. If "Justice" Audrey misses a gathering, she always feels like she's missing something.

That's a pacifier!?

Is Mr. Fool implying that we shouldn't interfere with things when our children are still nursing...?

Upon seeing the objects on the table, Alger, the "Hanged Man," immediately suppressed the muscles on his face and, using his unique way of imagining things, instantly grasped the deeper meaning behind them.

"Pfft..."

Steam above... I just can't think of such a combination. Pacifiers and Ron are a perfect match...

"Magician" Fowles couldn't hold back any longer; the moment the writer saw the pacifier, she burst out laughing.

But before she could laugh out loud for the third time, she suddenly felt a tingling sensation on her scalp and a chill run through her body.

Miss Magician immediately looked up in astonishment at Ron's location, only to find the boy staring intently at her.

It's as if it's saying, "You just wait!"

No, I'm sorry, Mr. Ron, I didn't mean to...

At this moment, the writer's smile was stiff and forced, filled with nothing but bitterness.

She seems to have gotten a little too carried away.

In any case, the members of the Tarot Club were all used to Ron's pranks.

If Ron ever changes, they will think that this Ron must be someone else impersonating him!

"Mr. Fool, I've collected three pages from Roselle's diary. May I offer them as payment for answering your questions?"

"If it's not suitable, I can offer other compensation."

Seeing Ron interact with Mr. Fool, the noble lady, whose mood was inexplicably lifted, raised her hand slightly and said very sincerely.

"Can."

I have a feeling my image is developing in some weird direction...

However, this doesn't seem to be a bad thing...

"Fool," Klein thought to himself, before replying rather calmly.

Upon seeing the deal finalized, Alger, the "Hanged Man," immediately said:

"Mr. Fool, I will also collect three pages of Rosell's diary as payment as soon as possible."

His words were quite sincere, and he did not look down on "The Fool" because of Ron's prank.

The jokes that angels can make, they may not be able to.

"Me too, I will write to my teacher to ask."

"The Magician" Fowles also raised his hand, not wanting to be left behind.

Both "The Sun" Derrick and the dummy "The World" indicated that they would bring corresponding ancient god legends or Rosell's Diary as payment next time.

The scene before him left Ron completely baffled, his face full of question marks, leaving him stunned as he had just broken free of his chains.

No way, are you all just eager to get fleeced? I've already paid for you!

(End of this chapter)