Bernadette left, resigned to her fate.

She had a reason why she couldn't refuse Louise, so she reluctantly admitted the fact that the latter had become her subordinate, and could only silently hope that when Louise got into trouble, it wouldn't affect her.

However, before parting, Louise said something that was confusing, or rather unsettling, when she said:

"I'm sure we'll meet again soon."

Bernadette objected, thinking to herself, "Don't see you again, Louise is like a source of calamity, and every time she meets her, she will get into a lot of trouble."

So, she left decisively without making any comments.

Similarly, a satisfied Louise returned to Byam's manor, and was surprised to find that the maid and the others still hadn't returned, but on second thought, the pirates wouldn't get together and be captured, so it was normal for them to take more time to hunt.

Louise wasn't actually worried about the comfort of Miss Maid and the others, but she still took the initiative to go out, and soon found the battlefield of Sophia and others, but she didn't show up, just hid in the dark and observed, and found that the cooperation of the three sisters was quite tacit.

Katrin and Sophia are both sequence seven, and their extraordinary abilities are richer, although Rebecca is only a low sequence, she has a magical item of "Bishop of the Rose", and her combat power is very comprehensive.

Louise is very suspicious that Rebecca may have more magical items, but she hasn't taken them out yet, after all, not everyone has a grandfather who is a demigod "craftsman"!

Slowly, as the hunt draws to a close, Louise finally appears and brings Miss Maid and Mr. Hunter back to the manor.

The next day, the results were counted, and there was one extraordinary trait of Sequence 6 "Corrupt Baron", two extraordinary traits of Sequence 7, and nearly ten extraordinary traits of Sequence 7...... Some of the pirates were not subordinates of "Sick Lieutenant General" Tracy, but they were lucky enough to hit the muzzle of the gun and were picked up.

Fully affirming everyone's achievements, Louise did not explain her communication with Tracy, but simply announced the news that she was about to set sail to sea, which caused everyone to look different.

Then, at three o'clock in the afternoon, it came to the "Tarot Club" of the new week.

As always, a crimson glow poured out like water in front of her eyes, drowning Louise's consciousness.

In the source castle, in the ancient and mysterious giant hall, she appeared in the second seat on the left, her eyes quickly swept over the entire hall, and it was not surprising that there was an extra figure next to Miss "Magician".

The obvious female figure, the black robe draped over the body is embroidered with many patterns, black hair, and slightly purple pupils...... That's right, it's definitely the "star general" Gadelia.

Louise quickly confirmed the identity of the new member, and naturally accepted the scrutiny of the "star general" calmly.

In terms of the "Tarot Society", Louise did not try to change it, so what should have happened is still happening, just like the vampire "Mr. Moon", the "Star General" Gardelia also successfully joined the "Tarot Society".

After a short period of mutual reflection, it was still Miss "Justice" who stood up first, greeted the familiar members in the order in which they joined the "Tarot Society", and finally learned the title of the new member: "Hermit".

During this time, Klein was keenly aware of a strange thing, and he found that Miss "Power" didn't seem surprised by the addition of the "Hermit"?

Well, the identity of the "hermit" in the real world is "the general of the stars", and it is rumored that there is an unexplained connection with the "mysterious queen" Bernadette, and the relationship between Miss "Power" and Bernadette is extraordinary, perhaps she has guessed the identity of the "hermit......

Eh, no, Miss "Power" showed her composure, as if she had known that the "hermit" would be pulled into the "Tarot Society" by herself?

But the addition of the "hermit" was obviously the result of his own accident yesterday, how could he be predicted in advance?

Miss "Power" should have another reason for her state...... Klein pondered silently, and suddenly heard Miss "Justice" say in a cheerful tone:

"Dear Mr. Fool, I have collected a page of Russell's diary. ”

She was followed by Forthth, who had a new diary from her last meeting with her teacher and spoke:

"Mr. Fool, I also have three pages of Russell's diary."

Miss Power didn't collect a new diary, so couldn't she have been in touch with Bernadette this week...... Crane was a little surprised, but he was quickly caught by the "Hermit" lady with a visibly surprised look.

Even if you know the truth about Russell's diary, there is no need to be so shocked! Unless, she had already learned some vague information from Bernadette?

But Miss "Power" was much calmer than this for the first time, is it because her relationship with Bernadette is much closer than that of Ms. "Hermit"? No, no, maybe it's because Miss "Power" knows everything, so she is very calm.

That's it, it doesn't matter, anyway, there is Miss "Power", and if the "Hermit" lady has any questions, she can ask her directly, so that her "fool" can be much easier!

After thinking about this, Klein immediately set his eyes on the Russell diary in his hand.

Not surprisingly, the first page is still Rosell's "History of Beauty", but the difference is that in the second half of the diary, Russell thoroughly reflects on his own behavior, like "the time of the sage".

Klein pursed his lips secretly, and then looked at the second page of the diary, which actually mentioned "Notes of the Antigones Family".

It turned out that the seal originally belonged to the "Church of Steam", but Russell stole it and gave it to Zarathu.

So, will the disappearance of Zarathu have anything to do with this "Antigone Family Notes"?

The seal finally appeared on the desk at the beginning of his travel, and is currently stored in the Cathedral of St. Samuel in Beckland, the "Church of the Night".

Klein's thoughts were racing for a while, he didn't expect that the "Antigone Family Notes" he encountered at the beginning of the crossing would be related to Russell!

This probably doesn't have any special significance, but it makes the two "fellows" who have never met each other establish a weak connection in a sense.

Klein sighed slightly, and then learned from the contents of the diary on the last page that the Solomon Empire in the Quaternary Age believed in the "true creator".

This information proves that most of the gods who are now considered evil gods also used to be "righteous gods".

(End of chapter)