Mystery: Lucky

Alice... Alice shrank back in her chair guiltily, but still held her head and chest up stubbornly.

Alger didn't notice this tiny movement, and naturally took over the topic:

"Yes, I also heard about this. The Storm Church was extremely angry about this and issued a wanted order."

"I also saw the wanted order in the newspaper," Fors nodded, and with the help of Klein, she materialized the image on the wanted order, "That's it, the newspaper said to be careful of anyone wearing a monocle..."

While speaking, Fors glanced at Alice carefully-this was not because she found the culprit of this incident, she just remembered Alice's description of Amon.

Alger and Audrey also looked at Alice, and Emlyn and Derrick followed the crowd and began to look at Alice.

Only Klein was shocked enough here-Oh my God, he is worthy of being someone who can play with Alice... Wait, they were not together at that time, right?

Klein suddenly had a bad premonition. He manipulated the World and asked, "Ms. Destiny, were you there at the time?"

Alice answered confidently, "Amon did it."

This statement that avoided the key question made Klein feel more subtle. He manipulated the World again and asked, "Ms. Destiny, does this have anything to do with you?"

Alice's eyes flickered.

Klein couldn't help it. He shouted in the gray fog, "Destiny?"

Cattleya watched this scene and frowned slightly.

From the attitude of the Tarot Club members, she could tell that the members of the Tarot Club basically had enough understanding of Miss Destiny's identity and personality, so...

What on earth did the World have to interrogate a god?

Even if this god looked like a girl and had a child-like personality, and most likely did not have authority and status, or at least not completely - she was also a god.

Cattleya glanced at the World obscurely and kept this question in her heart.

When Klein stopped controlling the "world" to ask questions, Alice realized that this was no longer a question she could easily brush aside.

So Alice turned her head and looked at the top of the bronze table, and answered confidently:

"Is Amon on the wanted order issued by the Storm Church? It's Amon, right?

"Did Amon come out to deny it? No, right?

"Since Amon and the Storm Church both think it is, there is no problem!"

Klein closed his eyes painfully in the gray fog. He took a deep breath and blocked the perception of others without hesitation, then stared at Alice and asked:

"You did it with Amon's body?"

Alice looked up at the dome of the ancient palace.

Klein pinched his eyebrows, and didn't ask her how she got involved with Amon. He gritted his teeth and asked, "Where is Amon's clone?"

"Sacrificed to the goddess." Alice answered confidently.

Klein recalled his speculation when reading the legend of the ancient gods just now, and suddenly felt a subtle sympathy for the goddess. He forcibly interrupted this disrespectful thought and asked again: "Where is the donation box?" Note ①

"Throw it away," Alice said more confidently, "I remember to add anti-divination."

Klein opened his mouth, took a deep breath, and asked again: "The money in it...?"

Alice recalled, then nodded seriously and said: "I split the money with the goddess."

"Ah?" Klein's eyes flashed with a faint confusion.

Alice answered confidently, "I stuffed those messy foreign coins into the church's donation box..."

Klein gasped. He tried to hold back, but he couldn't help asking, "What's the goddess' reaction?"

Alice thought for a moment and replied, "The goddess said I've read it."

After a pause, Alice pursed her lips and said, "I always feel that the goddess doesn't seem to want to pay attention to me..."

"You can forget about your feelings," Klein said bluntly, "After all, if I were the goddess, I probably wouldn't bother to pay attention to you... No, I don't bother to pay attention to you now."

Alice tried to make her expression look pitiful and aggrieved, and then looked at Klein with a pair of watery eyes.

Klein looked at Alice and thought for two seconds, then adjusted his posture and lifted the shield.

Very good, now everyone can see Miss "Fate" who seems to be acting like a spoiled child.

Alice was silent for a few seconds because of the sudden attention, then she bared her teeth and glared at Klein fiercely. After kicking the bench leg angrily, she shrank back into the chair and pretended that nothing had happened.

Alger, Fors, and Audrey rationally withdrew their gazes to avoid embarrassing Miss "Destiny". Emlyn and Derrick soon followed suit.

Cattleya? Oh, she didn't dare to think about it. After seeing Alice's expression, she lowered her head faster than Alger - it was not a good thing to be noticed by this person.

No one knew how hard it was for Mr. Fool to hold back his laughter in the gray fog.

In order to ease the awkward atmosphere, Alger took the initiative to mention the fall of "Sea God" Kalvetuwa after pausing for more than ten seconds.

This successfully changed the topic - because after hearing this, everyone began to follow Cattleya's gaze and look at Mr. Fool.

The signal of the controlled "world" was obviously half a beat slower. To make up for this, Klein controlled "world" to glance at Alger.

Alice, who knew the personality of "world", paused after seeing this scene, and couldn't help but blurt out: "You are about to gain a "wind-loving" extraordinary characteristic?"

Alger's body was completely frozen.

The other members of the Tarot Club quickly guessed something from the past performance of "world" and Alger's reaction, and the atmosphere fell into a strange silence.

Klein's mouth twitched fiercely in the gray fog - of course he understood Alice's hint, but he really didn't mean it!

After a brief thought, Klein did not control the "world" to respond, but chuckled and leaned back in his chair nonchalantly, saying:

"Kavetuwa became a demigod with the help of the relics of the 'natural disaster' Cosinamu."

After a pause, he turned to Alice again, and said with a hint of smile in his tone:

"In this regard, Kavetuwa may be a little luckier than you."

Alice suddenly remembered her experience of becoming a Beyonder, but now that she remembered more things, she hesitated and answered:

"But didn't the Kavetuwa you mentioned only become a demigod?"

As a veteran member, Alger, who knew about Alice's experience of becoming a Beyonder, suddenly remembered his doubts from a long time ago.

Was this god a child before he became a god? (End of this chapter)