Hanged Man Alger calmly looked at Moon Emlyn, automatically ignoring his superfluous words, and asked directly, "What is the test the Sanguine gave you?"
Emlyn did not keep it a secret and responded calmly, "Find the Rose School of Thought members hidden in Backlund, and also inquire about the attitude of those who believe in the Primordial Moon within the Rose School of Thought towards the Rose School of Thought."
Rose School of Thought... Why did the Sanguine suddenly move against the Rose School of Thought? Because of those believers of the Primordial Moon? The Sanguine are not good at divination, nor do they have a detective's observation skills. Unless they have a corresponding Mystical Item, it would be difficult for them to find Beyonders of the Mutant Pathway Above the Sequence 5, especially since Emlyn doesn't seem to be very smart.
As thoughts flickered, Klein manipulated The World to speak in a low voice, "You can cooperate with the Temperance faction of the Rose School of Thought. They understand them better than you."
"The Temperance faction..." Emlyn pondered and nodded, "I understand."
Emlyn's topic quickly passed. After a brief silence, Justice Audrey looked around and said, "Last week, I met with Hvin Rambis, a committee member of the Psychology Alchemists' Council, and learned new information about the Psychology Alchemists' President from him."
"That unknown President has recovered his demigod status, but he seems to have developed some psychological problems due to the previous assassination. For now, several committee members of the Council are jointly assuming his duties."
"During our conversation, he tried to give me some psychological suggestions, but fortunately, I had informed Mr. Fool beforehand and received a King of Angels' blessing, so I was not actually affected."
Hvin Rambis, Psychology Alchemists' President, King of Angels' 'blessing'... Leonard chewed on these words repeatedly in his mind. Every piece of information here was enough to shock him, but upon noticing the calm reactions of the other members around him, he immediately reacted, reined in his emotions, and treated himself as an ordinary listener.
Leyton looked at Miss Justice, who wanted to solicit opinions from the Tarot Club members, and chuckled, "Don't worry about it. Almost all hidden organizations do this, but after thousands of years, they still haven't been able to shake the rule of the orthodox Churches and the major royal families."
Justice Audrey was stunned for a moment. She was about to nod in agreement but then felt something was off. Our Tarot Club also falls under the category of hidden organizations... Hmm, Mr. Tower means hidden organizations other than our Tarot Club. After all, Mr. Fool is a true deity like the Seven Gods, not the evil gods that those hidden organizations believe in.
After a moment of thought, Audrey nodded gently towards Leyton, "I understand, thank you for your reminder, Mr. Tower."
Leyton nodded to Miss Justice, then started a new topic: "Medici recently went to Intis. Given his special nature, this Red Angel evil spirit, who can represent disaster and strife to some extent, might plunge Intis into chaos, or even war."
Because of his symbolism, he brings corresponding influence around him, but because he was once a King of Angels, his status is sufficient, so this mystical influence will be greatly magnified, and it might even evolve into war... Klein quickly interpreted the meaning of Leyton's words in his mind.
"Intis? Why would he go there?" Chariot Anderson subconsciously asked.
"Of course, there's something attracting him, right in Trier," Leyton responded with a light chuckle. He paused, then continued, "It's going to get very lively there for a while."
Anderson clicked his tongue, saying in a tone that sounded like he was watching a show, "Your tone is a bit schadenfreude. Is it because the Intis Military's troops are already approaching the Southern Continent?"
Ignoring Anderson's question, Leyton leaned back in his chair, indicating the end of the topic.
Hermit Cattleya looked at Leyton, who was diagonally in front of her, and asked with some confusion, "In the magazines published in the Southern Continent, there is a series called 'Black Forest Fairy Tales.' Is the content related to certain histories of the second epoch?"
"After I accidentally deciphered some of the content, my Mysticologist Beyonder potion showed signs of digestion."
Leyton leaned forward, looking at Hermit Cattleya with some surprise, and said with a smile, "I didn't expect that it wouldn't be those from the Church of the God of Knowledge and Wisdom who discovered it first. That's right, a Mysticologist has a natural advantage in judging the correctness of information."
"You can collect more newspapers, magazines, and books from Clock Tower Publishing House. There's a lot of Concealment, encrypted information in them. The more difficult it is, the more valuable the information you gain. These are some small surprises I left for my readers. Some of the content should speed up the digestion of your Mysticologist potion."
Cattleya was stunned for a moment. She suddenly thought of how the knowledge recently instilled by the Hidden Sage had contained much meaningless, chaotic information. Perhaps that information wasn't meaningless, but encrypted.
Thinking of this, she looked at Leyton with some astonishment and asked hesitantly, "Recently, the knowledge instilled by the Hidden Sage into the Mystery Pryer Pathway has contained a lot of useless, chaotic information. Is it also encrypted?"
"That's right," Leyton nodded gently, then explained with a light chuckle, "I believe knowledge shouldn't be gained without effort. Even if 'Knowledge seeking people' brings some pain, and this random infusion of knowledge can make one lost and unable to find the truly suitable direction, so I gave the Hidden Sage some suggestions to add a layer of encryption to the knowledge He instilled."
"This is also a form of protection. Before the Mystery Pryers decrypt it, that knowledge doesn't belong to them, and naturally won't cause too much harm."
"Different types of knowledge are given different passwords. Every Mystery Pryer can focus on their own field."
Cattleya froze for a second, then slowly nodded. The problem of "Knowledge seeking people" that had plagued all Mystery Pryer Pathway Beyonders was solved just like that, in an incredible way.
Normally, no one would ever suggest something to the Hidden Sage, let alone have it adopted by Him. This was an honor that even a Blessed might not have... Thinking of this, she subconsciously glanced at The World at the very bottom.
Why are you looking at me? Are you dissatisfied with The Fool and want The World to also offer suggestions to Mr. Fool? Noticing Hermit Cattleya's gaze, Klein had The World look back at her expressionlessly.
After Cattleya withdrew her gaze, Klein then focused on Leyton's words. Is this to categorize Mystery Pryers into different subjects, letting them choose their preferred direction to research? It's a reasonable yet somewhat absurd operation. Klein suddenly felt that what he had done in this world after being thrown by Sefirah Castle was still too conservative.
As thoughts flickered, Klein gradually had some ideas. Spirit World creatures should have a strong ability to receive information. If I can exert some influence on them and turn them into potential believers of The Fool, I won't have to worry about anchors in the future. Moreover, since they are Spirit World creatures, they won't attract the attention of the major powers.
Thinking of this, he immediately manipulated The World and asked Leyton, "Can the Hidden Sage also instill some knowledge into Spirit World creatures?"
Leyton was stunned for a moment, not understanding why Klein would ask this question, but still responded thoughtfully, "Theoretically, yes, but it requires establishing a certain connection with Him, unless the Spirit World creature itself corresponds to certain Sequences of the Mystery Pryer Pathway."
"And it must be a Spirit World creature with sufficient wisdom, otherwise, it wouldn't know how to use the knowledge given to it."
That's true. If I'm going to choose believers from Spirit World creatures, they also need to be rational enough and relatively friendly to humans. There don't seem to be that many Spirit World creatures that meet the conditions.
After thinking for a moment, Klein decided to change his approach. The amount of work involved in screening Spirit World creatures was too large. What if I could have others unknowingly help me complete this process? I've got it! I can do it this way.
A flash of inspiration struck Klein. His eyes suddenly lit up. He had The World turn to Leyton and ask, "If the Hidden Sage adds Spirit World-related information to the 'Knowledge seeking people' information, will there be any problems?"
"No problem. Those who can access this 'Knowledge seeking people' information are already Beyonders. As long as that part of the information isn't too dangerous, they can all bear it."
As Leyton answered, he speculated about Klein's intentions in his mind. Does he want to use Beyonders interested in the Spirit World to help him screen a batch of suitable Spirit World creatures? Hmm, he wouldn't be thinking of spreading faith among Spirit World creatures, would he? Why wouldn't he directly look for the Seven Lights?
"I understand," "The World" Gehrman Sparrow responded in a deep, hoarse voice, and then fell silent.
Seeing that the exchange between The World and Mr. Tower had ended, Cattleya adjusted her non-existent glasses on the bridge of her nose and looked at Leyton, asking, "Do the eight animals that appear in those Black Forest Fairy Tales allude to the eight ancient gods of ancient times?"
Leyton chuckled and nodded, "Haven't you already received feedback from your potion?"
"I still need to confirm some things. Before this, I hadn't guessed the identity that each animal alluded to," Cattleya explained simply.
Justice Audrey listened intently to their conversation. Seeing that the exchange between Miss Hermit and Mr. Tower had ended, she looked at Hermit Cattleya, who was beside her, with great curiosity and raised a hand to ask, "Miss Hermit, what is the content of the fairy tale you deciphered?"
"Could you sell me a copy of the magazine or newspaper that contains the fairy tale? I'm very interested in it."