Mystery: Lucky

After completing the greeting process, Audrey couldn't help but look at Alice curiously, and asked a question that the Hanged Man was also very curious about: "Miss Destiny, why did you close your eyes in the first place?"

"Because spirituality tells me that if I accidentally see something, I will die." Audrey's brisk voice made Alice feel happy, and she responded equally briskly.

See? Could she be a spy? When Alger heard this answer, he secretly guessed. But such a decisive restraint of curiosity does not look like a voyeur...

"So Miss Destiny is an extraordinary person!" Obviously, this sentence comes from the "empathetic" Miss Justice.

"Ah..." Alice glanced at Klein subconsciously. Spirituality did not tell her whether she should say it or not. Alice, who was not used to making decisions on her own, subconsciously turned her attention to the only acquaintance here.

Gram... No, Mr. Fool was also confused by Alice's behavior - because this glance caused a chain reaction, Audrey and Alger also looked at Mr. Fool.

...What can I do to maintain the image I have established?

Then, the other three people saw Mr. Fool pretending to be profound, and responded in an unpredictable tone: "Miss Destiny is a very lucky person."

This clearly suggestive answer made Audrey and Alger look at Alice again, and they easily noticed Alice's strange expression.

So Audrey blurted out: "Miss Destiny, do you know what Mr. Fool means?"

"If I say it, it will reveal who I am." Even Alice, who lacks awe of the extraordinary and is naive and ignorant of the world, would not think of letting strange "netizens" find her true identity. It's a good idea, "The most I can tell you is that you can't look at Mr. Fool because I am an Extraordinary of the monster path."

Monster path? Is Lucky One the name of one of the sequences? I just don’t know what the sequence is... What does it mean to be very lucky? With this thought, the core of this Tarot session finally moved away from Alice.

After Alger and Audrey completed the potion formula transaction from the audience, and Mr. Fool also successfully took the opportunity to pretend to be [Beep——] and assigned the task of collecting Russell's diary, Alice heard Alger That long, classic "the audience will always be the audience" statement.

Alice recalled what she had read in the diary - the name of the potion was the key.

Just as the audience potion requires the person taking the medicine to be an absolutely neutral audience, so she also has to play...monster, machine and lucky person?

But……

The keen Alice realized something was wrong.

"Mr. Hanged Man," Alice tilted her head and asked a question, "Miss Justice's character is obviously not an absolutely neutral audience. If she keeps pretending to be an audience, her character will change if she gets too involved. Will she forget who she is and really think of herself as an audience? If so, will she still be her?”

Audrey and Klein, who was considering playing the role of fortune teller, were both startled. As for Alger... After a moment of fright, Alger stood up and saluted Alice solemnly.

"Thank you for the reminder, Miss Destiny."

"You're welcome?" Alice responded tentatively. She obviously didn't realize how crucial she had pointed out, but that didn't stop her from accepting the thank you with peace of mind.

So Audrey thanked Alice just like Alger. As for Mr. Fool... Mr. Fool's failure to remind him was definitely not because he didn't know!

After Mr. Fool copied the experience of the Great Foodie Empire and the British Empire and proposed a government employee selection exam, the Tarot Club finally came to an end.

"Follow your will." Audrey and Alger stood up and carried their luggage at the same time, and Alice imitated their actions. As a result, the figures of Justice and the Hanged Man quickly shattered, and only fate remained in place.

"Ah..." Realizing that Klein seemed to be planning to discuss the unfinished issues with him directly here, Alice sat down obediently.

"Well... do you have anything to ask?" Klein organized his words and decided to let Alice ask.

"What's going on with this party? Where is this?" Alice looked around curiously.

"Actually, I don't know. Maybe this has something to do with my time traveling?" Klein responded.

"Do you think I have something similar?" Alice really wanted to take a stroll in this mysterious place - but it seemed too rude to do so in front of the owner, so she could only regret it. Give up this idea first and ask other questions, "Ah, by the way...if you see clues about how we got here in Russell's diary, can you tell me?"

Alice guessed that even if the way Klein came here was not exactly the same as hers, there must be similarities. As for other possibilities in Russell's diary... If she really cared about this, she would have to After knowing how to act, she should think about trying to act like Klein - but obviously Alice has no intention of doing so.

What? Do you think she just made the second best request because she was embarrassed? Do you see any sign of embarrassment in her?

Klein agreed to this without any doubt. After all, they were from the same hometown. At this moment, Klein was still quite immature and had a natural closeness to his fellow countryman, even though this fellow countryman had forgotten most things - it didn't matter, she at least remembered her mother tongue! Besides, in the matter of finding clues to their hometown, their goals were the same.

After the evil god Mr. Fool, who had just started his business, began to declare that the funds (spirituality) were insufficient, Alice returned to her room, and another thing began to make Alice entangled.

"Should I remind the captain Mr. Neil about it... Well, it's really annoying, why are there no reminders for so many things?" Alice, who was not used to making decisions by herself, pinched her eyebrows with a headache. Rather than using her brain, she preferred to rely on intuition to act, but when her intuition did not remind her, Alice obviously lacked the ability to make her own decisions.

After thinking about it, Alice took out a coin and did what everyone liked to do most when faced with a choice - flipping a coin.

A copper coin was taken out by Alice and flicked up with her thumb. After the coin flipped several times in the air, Alice placed it firmly on the back of her hand.

Alice slowly raised her hand, and a copper coin appeared in front of her - a number that symbolized "not telling".

Well, I actually got this result by flipping a coin.