Mystery: Lucky One

Alice accepted this.

Although she couldn't wait to know what the gift was, Alice obviously preferred the process of waiting. After all, it would be boring to know the outcome of everything before it started.

With this thought in mind, Alice turned her attention away from trying to figure out what the gift was and nodded reluctantly, which was considered as her agreement.

But Klein knew that this matter was far from over. If he couldn't come up with a gift that would satisfy Alice, he would be dead.

Anyway, Alice finally calmed down.

They had already decided on a meeting place, and Klein was already on a ship bound for Nas, the capital of the Gargas Islands.

The follow-up of this incident actually also included the issue of ship fees, but because Alice was present, Cattleya did not mention this topic in several exchanges, until the last Tarot meeting, when Alice generously praised her:

"You are so generous, Ms. Hermit!
"Mr. The Hanged Man charged me £1 for the passage.
"You didn't even mention it! Aren't you going to charge me?"

At that time, Cattleya didn't know whether to admire the courage of "The Hanged Man" Alger or regret the loss of her ship fare.

——If there was only "the world", she would definitely charge money.

But Alice had already praised her generosity. Even though Alice's tone seemed like she was really going to pay, Cattleya didn't dare to accept it. She struggled to keep smiling and nodded.
“It’s not a big deal, the most important thing is that you have fun.”

She was careful not to say something flattering like "I'm willing to pay to invite you." Given Alice's ability to understand, Cattleya was worried that this statement would be taken seriously.

In this regard, Klein could only earn 3000 pounds with tears and blood.

The way they finally decided was to meet through the crystal ball. Alice didn't object too much to this. Her only request was this:
“Well, can I change into a wizard robe when the time comes?

"It feels better to be with the crystal ball this way..."

It wasn't a serious problem, so Klein had no intention of refusing. However, considering Alice's personality, his attitude when he agreed seemed very reluctant.

Alice therefore gave up the idea of ​​making further requests and waited quietly for their conversation to end.

As the ship roared toward the shore, Klein, who had already changed into his wizard robe, dialed Alice's international number.

——Alice, who had several experiences of taking a boat, chose to go there after Klein docked.

So when Alice appeared in the Gargas Islands and looked at German Sparrow in his wizard robes, she couldn't help but fall into deep thought.

The long black wizard robe, black pants, and black shoes, this outfit really met Alice's requirements. Klein even gave himself a black pointed hat - what do you think this looks like?
Alice pondered for a long time, took out the monocle that Amon gave her, and said solemnly:
"Now, it's time to return the property to its original owner!"

Klein actually understood what Alice said, but he really didn't know how to react to this situation.

He probably realized that he was now dressed very much like Amon, and the only thing he wanted to know was - if he tried to play Amon, would it attract Amon's attention?
This is from Alice's experience.

Just as he was thinking, there was a noise. Klein looked at Alice. Alice had put away her monocle and looked towards the source of the sound with interest. ...Forget it.

In order to prevent Alice from sneaking over when he wasn't paying attention, Klein decided to take Alice over to watch.

They walked a few steps closer and saw that a group of pirates had apparently clashed with a local gang. Before Klein had time to think, the scene suddenly became chaotic.

Although the original battle scene was chaotic, at least it could be seen that everyone had their own organizations, but now... it has completely turned into a big melee.

Klein subconsciously looked at Alice. Alice blinked innocently and looked back at him. Klein immediately knew that it must have been Alice who did it.

"What did you do?" Klein asked in confusion.

"I'm helping them end this battle quickly," Alice shrugged. "In a chaotic realm, the best way to fight is to stay still."

Chaos Walker·Chaos Field: A field-type ability that fails to distinguish between friend and foe. The most intuitive manifestation is that the directions felt by people in the area are completely chaotic.

When a person sees another person standing in front of him, this person may be in front of him, behind him, on his left or right, or even above or below him.

It is also possible that he saw this person as many pieces of flesh, but the space in which these pieces of flesh were located happened to be pieced together in his field of vision. Who knows?

It is also not advisable to determine the direction by sound here. People's inherent sense of direction seems to have completely lost its meaning in the chaotic area.

In addition, divination-related abilities cannot be used here because the future trajectory is completely chaotic and cannot be predicted.

However, there is a hidden side effect if you stay in the realm of chaos for too long - it will cause you to gradually lose your mind.

The domain itself revolves around the releaser, and in fact, as the releaser is the core of this domain, Alice is the first victim - this is the true sense of not distinguishing between friend and foe, even the releaser is not left out.

In fact, Sequence 4's "absolute rationality" state provided a certain resistance to this, but Alice knew that this was not a long-term solution. She only used it for a short moment, and when she found that the group was fighting more fiercely, she quietly retracted it.

"...Why don't they realize this?" Alice asked puzzledly.

Klein tried to explain to her the impracticality of fighting violence with violence. At this moment, a passerby who looked like a local approached the place, took out a few cans from his pocket, and threw them into the middle of the road.

……what is that?
Doubtful thoughts arose in both of their minds at the same time, and then a fishy smell came over.

It was obvious that the local man had thrown away the canned wolffish that had made a great reputation on the sea.

Klein's face twitched. Just as he was about to endure the discomfort and leave the area, he saw Alice running over and picking up a can from the ground.

...What is she going to do?
Klein's brain was working rapidly. After a few seconds, he shouted out based on his understanding of Alice:

"Alice, don't put everything in your mouth!!!" (End of this chapter)