Miss "Trial"? Is this really about Miss Trial? It seems that Foirth did recognize her identity before...... Well, would you like to wait for the next time we meet with Josferth to ask around? But wouldn't that be bad...... It would not be good if it provoked the displeasure of Miss "Trial". "Justice" Audrey's eyes lit up first, and then she fell into a tangle.

Sure enough, my previous speculation was correct, the "judgment" card is a representation of identity...... And the "Emperor" card either refers to her lineage in reality, or it is the one who symbolizes Mr. "Fool".

I just don't know if the grand thief "Black Emperor" is the lady of the family, or the "Trial" lady herself...... However, Mr. "Fool" said that his dependents had made only a small contribution...... So the "Black Emperor" who killed Kapin was the latter? Could she be Hugh's boss, Her Highness Vera?

Thinking of this, the "magician" Furth glanced at the "judgment" beside him, and stopped talking.

Alger, the "hanged man", remembered the words of the "judge" to the "fool" at the beginning of the meeting, and suddenly had a guess in his heart.

What conditions should the "judgment" use to impress the "dependents" of Mr. "Fool", so as to ask for the help of the other party...... And she must have been involved in the whole process, and she may have met with that relative.

While thinking this, Alger looked at Hugh and asked thoughtfully, "Miss 'Judgment', can you tell us about this?" ”

Although he was interested, he had no intention of spending money on news...... Moreover, since it is the matter of Miss "Trial", Mr. "Tower" probably knows about it, and the other party is not stingy with this kind of information.

Hugh didn't think about charging for it, it was likely to involve her father's wrongful convictions, and she really wanted to hear what Mr. "Fool" had to say...... After all, Abner once said that if you want to take revenge and clear your father's name, you can't do it without the help of Mr. Fool......

So she organized the language, skipped the process of Daisy's family's help, and only mentioned her role in this incident, Mr. "Tower's" suggestion, the "dependent's" adult's action, the follow-up investigation, and her own speculation, and finally said:

"In short, the four extraordinary people who protect Capin are likely to be peripheral personnel or secret agents of MI9, and they have a lot of power behind them, so I had to accept a mission out and leave Beckland temporarily."

That's right, the female full-fledged members who left MI9 in Beckland after the Caping case, I saw only Hugh and the Highness Vera at the steam train station...... So the identity of the "trial" is almost certain...... After all, she can't be Hugh, right? Forth looked at Miss Trial's words and deeds again, and felt that there was nothing like Hugh.

Perhaps I could ask Conse about any of the ladies in the middle and upper echelons of MI9 who had recently left Beckland. "Justice" Audrey also has a plan in her heart.

"The Hanged Man" Alger lowered his head and thought about it: "The Witch Sect", some high-ranking members of the military, the disappearance of the colony, the slave trade...... What's the connection? Or rather, what is the conspiracy behind it?

On the other hand, Abner actually wanted to mention something, but swallowed it back when he was about to say it.

What's the use of him telling the truth now? Several people in the Tarot Society are soft-spoken, and they will be suspected and investigated without conclusive evidence, and if the reported matter leaks out, they may even be retaliated against by the royal family, the Aurora Society, and the Witch Sect.

They were not like Crane later, when he reported directly to the "Secret Servant" as a member of the Goddess.

And more importantly, even if the church does initiate an investigation, it will only force those few covert organizations to act immediately, so that the smog incident will be brought forward, and there is no benefit.

If it's still the time of the original plot, or if it can be postponed, then I can choose to go to the East End to stop the "Nightingale of Despair" at that time, at least I can save some tragedies and kill fewer people......

Of course, the premise is that I can refine the "Bone Dragon" and have a certain amount of self-preservation.

With a sigh in his heart, Abner leaned back in his chair.

The Judge looked at Mr. Fool expectantly, hoping that he would add something, but the mysterious being didn't seem interested in it, and didn't mean to say anything.

This disappointed Hugh, but she cheered up and mentioned what she had seen in the Furious Sea, which made "Justice", "The Magician", and "Sun", who had never been out to sea, listen to it with relish.

Of course, Mr. "Fool" is no exception.

After a few more exchanges, Klein said in a calm tone:

"That's the end of today's meeting."

"Follow your wishes." Audrey, Alger, Abner, and the others stood up at the same time and saluted.

The crimson light then dissipated, and the ancient palace above the gray mist regained its tranquility again, leaving only the "world" sitting directly opposite the "Fool".

"Dear Mr. Fool, I also take my leave...... I'm about to go to Godforsaken Lands, and maybe this is the last time we'll see each other. The "world" stood up again and saluted.

"Good luck." "Fool" Klein nodded, and then made the "world" dummy disappear, leaving only the "all-black eyes" on the table.

At this moment, the crimson star corresponding to the "sun" shone brightly, and quickly rippled, condensing an illusory and mysterious door, and above the entire gray mist, a little power was pried up, like water flowing.

Hearing the cascading supplications, Crane spread his spirituality, leading the flowing gray mist power to flood towards the illusory door, forcibly pushing open a gap and stabilizing the transmission channel.

He put the "All Black Eyes" into an iron box, threw it into the crack of the mysterious door, and said casually:

"Don't touch the contents directly."

Then, he "clicked" on the crimson star of Miss "Trial", informed the other party of the transaction between himself and Mr. "Tower", and asked her to hold a ceremony to accept the gift.

After a while, the illusory door reappeared, and Crane expertly threw the "judge" trait inside.

After doing all this, he didn't stay long, because he knew that little "Sun" didn't find a chance to act so quickly, because he didn't know when Miss "Magician" would be able to finish transcribing two chapters of "Spiritual Experience", and he didn't know when "The Hanging Man" would be able to scrape together enough money to buy the traits.

Spiritually stretched, Crane's figure disappeared above the gray mist.

……

Byam, Aromatic Estate.

Abner had only received the first two chapters of Spiritual Insight in the evening, and he had actually read the book at Forthth, so he didn't choose to watch it on the Grey Mist, though he guessed that Crane must have copied one.

"You can use it as a favor or as a reward for your subordinates......

"Well, the red maid in the manor works so hard that she should be rewarded;

"Besides, Adevina should have liked the gift and repaid her favor for helping me, even though she always felt that she had taken advantage of my knowledge exchange......

"Maybe I could get a copy of her collection from her."

Abner held the "Spiritual Experience" in one hand and pinched his chin in the other.