Mystery: Start with the Reader

Abner was actually mentally prepared for the "showdown".

It can be said that if Klein had not been too weak and inexperienced in the early days to keep secrets, he might not have chosen to hide it when he first entered "Origin Castle". . .

After all, at that time, Abner did not know the attitude of the gods, especially the goddess, towards a true time traveler like him.

But when he later discovered that there were many time-travelers brought by the "Pure White Eyes" like himself, and that the goddess, Lilith, and the God of Knowledge had known each other for a long time, and they all maintained a certain degree of goodwill, there was no point in hiding it from Klein. How much meaning.

The reason why he never took the initiative to have a "showdown" with Klein was because he couldn't bear the "fun" of the "Tarot Club"...

But Abner didn't pay much attention to "covering up" later on, and he was even very perfunctory most of the time. That's why Klein discovered the clues, right?

"Showdown" is not a problem. The only question now is to what extent the "showdown" will take place.

“Well, Klein will most likely use the ‘world’, that is, the identities of Klein, Sherlock and Gehrman, to recognize ‘fellow fellow’… and ‘The Fool’’s vest will most likely still be covered…

"There is no need for me to expose this... After all, I know that the 'Fool' is actually just a weakling, so I can no longer 'use' the Fool's function at will.

"In addition, the truth about his 'time travel' must be suppressed first. It is not good for Mr. Fool to have a mental problem now... As for my true origin, I cannot tell...

"Other than that, I can reveal a little more, but I can't seem too 'magical'."

Since he had thought about it many times, Abner quickly had the rules in mind, and then he prayed to Mr. Fool and agreed to The World's request for a meeting.

After waiting for a few seconds, crimson light surged out in front of his eyes, drowning everything.

Immediately, Abner came above the gray fog and arrived at the magnificent and simple palace.

He looked around and found no sign of "The World", but he saw a small room on the side. The mahogany door was slightly closed but not closed.

Abner pushed the door open curiously and saw a beautifully decorated living room, and "The World" was sitting on the sofa in the room, watching the "TV" hanging on the wall on the other side.

This style is very similar to the hotel room he and Sharon rented on the first floor of the "Dream Maze Tower"... Is this inspired by it?

I glanced at the content on "TV" and found that it was "Backlund on the Bite of the Tongue" that "Brain Film and Television Company" asked Emlyn to film.

Is this creating pressure on me? However, in order to pretend to be this cool, you may have consumed a lot of spiritual energy. Can you really hold on? With the corner of his mouth slightly raised, Abner sat on the sofa opposite Klein and watched with him.

Sure enough, within half a minute, Klein turned off the "TV", then looked at Abner opposite, waiting for the other party to take the initiative to ask.

What followed was more than a minute of staring at each other, and the room suddenly fell silent.

In the end, Klein, who still had limited "spirituality", couldn't help but speak first: "Don't you have anything to say?"

Abner thought for a while and said in Chinese calmly: "Isn't the mountain high?"

"Where there is an immortal, there is a name..." Klein replied subconsciously, and his face suddenly turned dark. After all, this "Inscription on the Humble Room" was his "dark history". He thought "Tower" couldn't understand it, so he wrote it to fool the other party. of.

Now that I think about it, at Harvest Church, the other party taught Miss Hazel to write this article, and it was definitely intentional...

At that time, I only thought it was my "pot"... No, in a sense, it was indeed my "pot".

After Klein cursed a few times, he took a deep breath and asked the question he wanted to know the most: "When did you know that I was a time traveler?"

As soon as he finished speaking, he surprisingly found that the atmosphere was not as tense as before, and he couldn't help but laugh at himself again: Could it be that self-deprecation can help relieve embarrassment? But why does it have to be me?

Abner had already made a plan and replied with a smile: "From the very beginning."

At first... Klein stiffened again, and instantly felt that "self-destruction" could not save him.

Just when he wanted to ask when the so-called "first" was, he heard Mr. "Tower" ask with emotion: "Don't you think that the 'Fool' has revived and released his 'container' from the source?" For such a big thing, wouldn't the gods know about it?

"At least the goddess has been paying attention, and the Mother Earth happened to be in Tingen at the time."

Huh? He didn't guess that I was "The Fool"... But what is "Origin Castle"? Is this the space above the gray fog? He really knows this place very well. No wonder when I first pulled him up, he was convinced of the identity of "The Fool" as a god. This may not only be because he knows that "The Fool" is the name of the "Soothsayer" path sequence 0, but also He knows something about this space...

However, he still misunderstood my relationship with "The Fool", which is good news for me. The vest was not completely taken off after all... What is the "container"? Why does he think I am a vessel for "fools"?

Finally, did it turn out that I was watched by two gods from the very beginning? So, the captain was "resurrected" by the Earth Mother Goddess, is he really selling me a favor?

As his thoughts were spinning, Klein stared at Abner and asked, "So you joined the Tarot Club on purpose?"

"Is this your problem, or Mr. Fool's problem?" Abner asked pointedly.

He confirmed that I have a very close relationship with "The Fool"... Does "vessel" refer to the relationship between the half body of a god? Like Dennett and the Bound God?

With this thought in his mind, Klein responded thoughtfully on the surface: "You should know that Mr. Fool doesn't care about your purpose or origin."

Nice words... Abner praised in his heart, nodded and said: "I did join the Tarot Club on purpose, but later on I really liked this organization... Otherwise I wouldn't have combined 'Judgment' and 'Magician' Pull in.

"Although it's a bit flattering to say here, I still want to say that Mr. Fool is much more humane than I know. He is indeed a benevolent and kind god."

Klein was a little embarrassed by the praise. He didn't expect that he would be rated so highly by Mr. "Tower". After all, he didn't actually do anything and even lost his sealed artifact.

Who would have thought that as soon as he thought of this, Abner sighed "sincerely": "You lost my 'Fallen Morning Star' in the battle with Ince Zangwill, but Mr. Fool chose to carry it for you. You have paid off your 'debt' and fulfilled many of my excessive 'requests'... This undoubtedly shows Mr. Fool's tolerance and love for you!

"Praise Mr. Fool!"

Say no more! At this moment, Klein wanted to dig a hole in the ground with his toes, but he still relied on the ability of the "Joker" to control his expression. He also stood up and said devoutly in the tone of a fanatic: "Praise you, Mr. Fool."

When Abner saw this scene, it took a lot of effort not to laugh out loud...

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