After seeing that everyone had written down the correspondence between some of the numbers and the year, month and day, Klein nodded lightly to Miss "Justice", signaling that she could speak.

"Mr. 'Fool', similar to Mr. 'Tower', I have also found two ladies who are suitable for our Tarot Society, they are both extraordinary, they have their own circles and resources in Beckland, and they are secretive enough, and have good conduct, would you like to let them join the party?" Audrey pondered for a few seconds, resisting the urge to tell about Chillingers at once, and asked the question she had always wanted to ask.

Seeing that Mr. "Tower" successfully pulled his friends into the party, she inevitably wanted to follow suit.

Hugh Wenyan suddenly glanced at "Justice" Audrey with a strange face, and thought: This description ...... She couldn't be talking about me and Forthth, right?

Could it be that even if I hadn't been calculated by Abner before, I would have been arranged by Miss Audrey again?

The Sun Derick was also intrigued, and looked sideways at Mr. Fool, waiting for his reply.

"The Hanged Man" Alger sighed secretly, there was no suitable candidate around him to recommend.

Why do they all want to pull people to the Tarot Society? But there is no hope for a short time...... Miss Hugh has already put a lot of burden on me as an extraordinary person in Sequence 7, and I am afraid that it will take the "Joker" potion to digest it further before I can hope to pull another member.

Klein sneered a few words, and on the surface he chuckled:

"It's still the same standard as before, you first reveal my name to them covertly, and then I will give them a certain test."

As for how to test. I'll talk about it when I'm done......

"That's great!" Audrey put her mind at ease, and while thinking about how to reveal the honorific name of Mr. Fool to Hugh and Firth, she looked at the other side and said, "Mr. Hangman, things are progressing in Ziringus. ”

Alger sat up straight and asked, unable to hide his joy:

"Where is he?"

"It's a pity that as soon as we found out about him, he was aware of our investigation and killed the people involved, and if it weren't for the fact that the person I commissioned had a special friend, Ziringus would have been attacked for fear of getting into trouble." Audrey highlights the investigative report submitted by Hugh and Furth.

As for the report, Hugh hoped that through the authorities, especially the Storm Church, would constantly put pressure on Zillingers in the hope that he would make a mistake and then expose Beckland's purpose, Audrey did not elaborate, she believed that with the wisdom of Mr. "The Hanged Man", she would definitely have thought of this.

As for the possibility that someone at the top of MI9 had a connection with Zielingers, Hugh's report to the military was not taken seriously, and was even deliberately suppressed, Audrey herself did not know about it, because Hugh did not write about it in the investigation results given to her.

Moreover, Audrey still does not know that Hugh has become an MI9 agent, and only thinks that she is a bounty hunter with some fame.

Hugh, who was sitting in the next position from Audrey's hand, had an even more strange face, but fortunately, others could not see it under the gray fog.

As the person who "almost" was attacked by Ziringers in the mouth of Miss "Justice", it is inevitable that there are some subtle feelings in my heart when I hear that my investigation report has been brought to this kind of "pre-divine meeting" to talk about.

On the other side, Alger pondered for a moment, nodded slightly, and said:

"I'll keep an eye on it."

After speaking, he looked sideways at the top of the bronze table, and said respectfully:

"Dear Mr. Fool, if I find out the true purpose of Ziringus and what that very important and very magical item he is trying to obtain, I will recite your name and inform you with a ritual...... I wonder if you'd like to listen to these human trivia? ”

He did not repeat his request for the help of the other party's dependents, because since he had already said and the fool had replied, there was no need to be verbose, otherwise he would anger the gods.

So, Alger only expressed his desire to "report".

If the temptation was enough in the end, he believed that Mr. Fool's favor would appear.

That's fine, as long as you don't stay in the middle of the night, if you don't get enough sleep, what if Mr. Fool goes bald one day...... After a few words, Klein, in the thick gray mist, leaned back in his chair, bowed his head slightly, and replied slowly:

"Yes."

Hearing the answer of the "fool", the "hanged man" Alger quietly breathed a sigh of relief, lowered his head, and said humbly:

"Allow me to praise you in advance."

Mr. "The Hanged Man" seems to be a lot more respectful to the "fool" today, and he has also taken the initiative a lot...... What was he stimulated by?

Klein was secretly surprised, but he didn't show it, only smiled slightly, and maintained a deep and silent posture.

As for the subtext in the other party's words, Klein naturally heard it, but Mr. "Fool" did not promise it personally, who stipulated that if he listened, he would be helped?

However, he now has more confidence than before, because his real ally, the mysterious Mr. Azik, is in Beckland.

Seeing that the exchange between the "Hanged Man" and Mr. "The Fool" came to an end, Hugh "Trial" Hugh remembered that Darkholm, whose whereabouts are still unknown, and who was probably dead, although he was a complete villain, was always killed by her commission, and if possible, she was willing to avenge him.

So Hugh hesitated and asked:

"Dear Mr. 'Fool', perhaps I may be of help in this matter of Mr. 'Hanged Man'...... If I receive very useful and timely information, can I also recite your name, inform you with a ceremony, and relay it to Mr. 'The Hanged Man'? ”

As for the technique of "picking" Mr. Fool's wool, Abner was afraid that saying it would scare Hugh, and he didn't mention anything about the Tarot Society when he introduced her to her, so Hugh didn't know it.

Look, how polite Miss "Trial" is?! Before you want me to help convey the news, you know if you can ask a question...... Unlike several other people, they have been crooked by the bad head of the "tower"!

I hope Miss "Judgment" will always be like this...... However, with her relationship with Mr. "Tower", I am afraid it will be difficult to ......

Thinking of the previous "late-night live broadcasts", Klein complained a few words in his heart, and on the surface, he used a deep voice to pass through the thick gray mist:

"Yes."

Audrey, Alger, and Derrick didn't have any extra thoughts about this, they had already relayed and traded with each other through Mr. "Fool" many times before, and they had long been accustomed to it, and only felt that this was a normal benefit that Mr. "Fool" gave to the members of the Tarot Society.

In the previous exchange, Abner never interjected, although he was well aware of Chillinges's purpose, but there was not enough evidence to support his "reasoning"; Second, he also wanted to use Mr. Azik's "plot" to intercept Ziringers to find the "Death Archon", and he didn't want to expose the "Hurricane Admiral" at this time.

At this moment, seeing that Taron was finished with Ziringus, Abner thought about the "Fallen Morning Star" that he had handed in last week, and couldn't help but look at Klein, who was on his head, and then stood up and saluted, and tapped on the side:

"Dear Mr. 'Fool', didn't you know that your dependents received my sacrificial gold pounds?"

Yes, I checked it twice, and it was 300 pounds in total, all of which were genuine bills, and they were lying on their stomachs in the pile of debris next to them......

Klein muttered in a happy silence, and quickly realized what Mr. "Tower" wanted to ask.

However, he had already made up his mind to delay the results of the divination for a week, to show that it was not easy for his "dependents" to investigate and the preciousness of the information obtained.

Anyway, Mr. "Tower" also has a grudge against that magical item, and he has no intention of using it anytime soon.

Therefore, "Fool" Crane leaned back in his chair, half-closed his eyes, and said in a low voice:

"I don't care much about the little things...... However, the Fallen Morning Star may have been born with a hidden being, and my family is still investigating. ”

The flower-faced raccoon who was divining in dreams talked to Russell the Great, but couldn't see the existence of the figure at all, it should be secret enough, right? I'm not lying...... Klein added in his mind.

This...... It can't be that you're bragging, right? Abner tried hard to hide his suspicious eyes and emotions, but he quickly analyzed it in his heart:

Klein doesn't fool Tarot members with pure falsehoods, he uses more ambiguous and vague wording when he fools people...... In that case, there should indeed be a secret existence in the "revelation" he divined.

Who could it be? Hidden...... Isn't Mo a goddess? Well, it shouldn't be, if it's a goddess, Klein probably won't even be able to come up with the conclusion that it involves "hidden existence......

Hey, Klein didn't tell me directly right now because he was still useful with the "Fallen Morning Star", and his so-called "dependents" would not be convincing enough if it took less than a week to find out information about a hidden existence......

Looks like we'll have to wait a week...... No, it will be two weeks before we know the results...... Luckily, I wasn't too eager to learn about it, and it was the smallest potential threat around me.

Thinking of this, Abner came to his senses, saluted Mr. "Fool" again, and sat down again.

"Justice" and "The Hanged Man" heard the conversation between him and Mr. "Fool", and the former exclaimed in his heart: a random extraordinary item in his hand involved a secret existence, and Mr. "Tower" was really mysterious and powerful.

However, the "Hanging Man" took it for granted, and the "Tower", as a character who could hunt down the "Witch of Pain" and intercept and kill the "Admiral of Hell", could make him worry about the items that he had to hand over to Mr. "Fool" for identification, and the origin must be extremely special.

I just don't know who the secret existence is involved......

Hugh had already heard Abner talk about his suspicion of the object, and he was not surprised at this time, but he had a better understanding of Mr. Fool's "good words".

Can even the "identification of dangerous goods" be entrusted to His dependents? It's just a little gold pound?

Abner had rightly said that Mr. "Fool" was a "kind" god.