franphil Chapter 299 Mr. Fool, Terrifyingly So
Chapter 299 Mr. Fool, Terrifyingly So
Chapter 299 Mr. Fool, Terrifyingly So
The "Hermit" joining the Tarot Club is not a big deal.
The experienced Alger, through the elements of clothing and hair color that could be vaguely seen through the gray fog, connected them to the Star Admiral, Cattleya, whom he had seen at the Pirate Convention, though he could not be certain.
More than the addition of a new member, Alger was concerned that Mr. Fool's influence on reality had increased. He was now able to recruit pirate general-level powerhouses, and how long had it been?
Thinking of this, Alger, the "Hanged Man," even straightened his posture.
The Hanged Man's body language tells me that he is now somewhat wary. Does he know this new lady?
Audrey blinked, guessing that this "hermit" lady might be quite powerful.
While the other members of the Tarot Club observed the "Hermit," the "Hermit" Cattleya also cautiously observed the members of the Tarot Club. A mysterious purple light flowed slowly and imperceptibly in her eyes. Although she could not penetrate the barrier of the gray mist, her observation skills were stronger than those of the other members.
The "Hanged Man" was in his thirties and appeared to be a sailor from the Church of Storms.
"Sun" is young and dressed in simple clothes, but he looks like he's suited for fighting.
The "world," excluding the boy, doesn't seem to be an old man either. This gloomy aura is similar to that of a vengeful spirit or a living corpse, and he doesn't look like a living person.
"The Moon"—no need to look, it's a vampire.
"The Magician," a young woman, wears a long dress in the style of Rune and looks unremarkable, but she actually requires extra attention.
"Angel"—I don't think there's a code name for that in Tarot cards. It can't be a real angel, right? The clothes are very simple, and there's nothing particularly distinctive about it.
"Justice," that long dress like an evening gown, emerald earrings, a necklace adorned with numerous diamonds—which noble lady's daughter?
After observing the scene, "Hermit" Cattleya acknowledged the significance of this extraordinary gathering. Members from the Church of the True God, the Loen nobles, and various other backgrounds were all present, making the composition and background of the gathering quite complex.
"Mr. Fool, thank you for your mercy. You have rescued Silver City... no... the entire Forsaken Land from darkness, allowing all the survivors struggling in darkness to bask in your glory."
"The Sun," Derrick stood up, his voice trembling with barely suppressed emotion and a sob in his throat.
This directly interrupted Audrey, the "Justice," who was about to hand over Russell's diary. The noble lady looked blankly at the "Sun," who was almost in tears on the spot. She glanced at the Fool, who was sitting at the head of the table with a casual posture as if he hadn't done anything. She exclaimed in her heart, "What have I missed? What great thing has the Fool done?"
Not only Audrey, but Alger was also surprised by the little sun's reaction. He pondered the words of the "sun" and still found it difficult to understand. Wasn't the Forsaken Land shrouded in darkness that devoured everything? What had Mr. Fool done now?
Emlyn the Moon and Fors the Magician had similar reactions; they roughly understood the meaning, but couldn't quite grasp what it actually meant.
The "Hermit," who was attending the Tarot meeting for the first time, almost didn't even know what the Forsaken Land and the Silver City were. Fortunately, the Hidden Sage had mentioned them in his previous tutoring session.
The mysterious purple in Cattleya's eyes seemed to freeze. She seemed to have forgotten the mysterious queen's warning that she should play by herself, and she wanted to share everything she had seen at the Tarot meeting with her mother.
This was really terrifying; she felt like she was losing control.
cough!
"The Fool" wanted to cough awkwardly, but he couldn't. Even though he had prepared himself mentally, Klein still felt extremely embarrassed when the moment came, especially since the person in question was watching from below, smiling at him as well. This made it difficult for "The Fool" to accept this genuine gratitude.
"You should thank the other member who was there."
"If it weren't for the angels, Silver City would never have seen the 'sun' rise again."
The Fool waved his hand dismissively, appearing unconcerned about taking credit.
"Sun" Derrick was taken aback. He hadn't expected that the Angel would be involved. Clearly, his level wasn't high enough. The six-person council of Silver City knew that "The Fool" had a divine messenger, but he was still a low-sequence Little Sun and hadn't been deliberately informed of this.
"I temporarily acquired the 'Scroll of God' from the Abraham family. This sealed artifact can temporarily reproduce a portion of the divine power. If it weren't for Mr. Fool's existence, this scroll wouldn't have been able to realize its true value."
Chael nodded reservedly. He was just a tool holding the painting scroll. All the greatness belonged to Mr. Fool. He was just a quiet observer in the audience, occasionally giving some gold coins as a reward.
"The Scroll of Gods"... So that's what it means?
Fors was the first to realize this. She glanced at Xia Er beside her with some resentment. So this is what a dangerous thing is. Neither the teacher nor you have revealed anything to me except your name.
Fors was heartbroken. She should have known much earlier, but now she had to share the surprise with everyone else. And this guy was really tight-lipped; the two of them didn't mention anything related to it during their vacation in Bayam.
Did the Fool use the unique properties of the "Scroll of God" to project more power into the real world? No wonder his recovery seemed to have accelerated, and he was even able to pull a Pirate General-level Extraordinary being onto the gray fog... Alger glanced at the "Angel" with a complicated expression. He recalled the two crumpled pieces of paper that the Angel had chosen to eat after slightly offending the Fool.
"Angel" was probably most influenced by "Fool," otherwise he would not have willingly helped "Fool" do such a dangerous thing... Alger sighed in his heart, recalling a saying: "Never believe in the mercy of gods, but believe in their power." Fortunately, I do not have the value of "Angel."
"Justice" Audrey also showed a mixture of surprise and excitement, and even somewhat rudely reached out to grab the "angel's" wrist.
She shouldn't have acted this way, but the thought that "Angel" might have acted as "Fool's" messenger, using that magical seal to recreate "Fool's" divine power and save Silver City from darkness filled her with uncontrollable excitement.
She really wanted to pester Mr. Angel right now and have him tell her the whole story.
Emlyn the Moon was alright. He didn't care much about Silver City, and he had a high degree of goodwill and confidence in the Fool, who might be on par with the Progenitor, and the Angel who knew a lot about vampires. At this moment, he calmly leaned back in his chair, maintaining his usual pride.
The hermit lady really wants to call the police now.
"Justice" Audrey also showed a mixture of surprise and excitement, and even somewhat rudely reached out to grab the "angel's" wrist.
She shouldn't have acted this way, but the thought that "Angel" might have acted as "Fool's" messenger, using that magical seal to recreate "Fool's" divine power and save Silver City from darkness filled her with uncontrollable excitement.
She really wanted to pester Mr. Angel right now and have him tell her the whole story.
Emlyn the Moon was alright. He didn't care much about Silver City, and he had a high degree of goodwill and confidence in the Fool, who might be on par with the Progenitor, and the Angel who knew a lot about vampires. At this moment, he calmly leaned back in his chair, maintaining his usual pride.
The hermit lady really wants to call the police now.