The Mystery:The Witch and the Scourge

Hearing the words "Miss Justice" come from Louise's mouth, Audrey suddenly felt a sense of relaxation.

With a calm face, she turned around and walked to the left side of the reception room, took the initiative to make two cups of Earl Gray tea for Louise and herself, sat down separately and asked:

"How did you recognize me?"

"What do you think?" Louise took a sip of tea, which was as bright as amber, fragrant and mellow, then put down the delicate teacup and said:

"You gave me the honorable name of 'The Fool'. During the 'Tarot Club', you used your 'audience' ability to observe me at the first opportunity. You must have anticipated my joining..."

"Also, you have never been able to change the style and tone of your speech, and you even asked for the 'psychiatrist's' magic potion formula in public... You are afraid that I won't find you, right?"

Audrey listened silently, with a relatively calm mind, without any shyness or shame. She nodded and said frankly:

"Okay, I admit that I am 'just'."

Louise deliberately let out a soft "hum", crossed her arms and looked at Audrey, looking forward to what she would say next.

"With the permission of Mr. Fool, I tried to invite you to join the Tarot Club. I made many different assumptions in my mind, but I found that I couldn't hide it from you."

Audrey slowly told her thoughts: "I changed my mind later, why can't I be more straightforward?"

"If you successfully join the 'Tarot Club', then we will get to know each other one day. Why bother to go through so much trouble? I will directly give you the honorary name of 'The Fool' and leave it to you to choose."

"That's why I said you are brave!" Louise sighed lightly and said:

"During the Fourth Age, there was a widely circulated saying: Believe in the power of gods, but do not believe in their kindness."

Audrey thought carefully about it for two seconds, feeling deeply the inability to walk on thin ice and her own insignificance. She hesitated and said:

"Mr. Fool, it shouldn't be like an evil god..."

Louise did not give a direct answer, but expressed her emotion:

"A meeting before gods like the 'Tarot Club' is an opportunity that countless extraordinary people only dream of and cannot get. I didn't expect that you would send it away so easily."

"Remember what I told you before... The turbulent wave of the general trend has already hit you, and we are standing on the forefront of the waves. There can only be two final results: either we will be shattered to pieces, or we will soar into the sky.

, to become an important figure in the extraordinary world.”

Audrey's pupils shone slightly. From Louise, she saw the qualities she lacked, the kind of self-confidence and pride that were even a little arrogant, the kind of bravery that she had to face headlong no matter how bumpy the road ahead was.

Decisive.

The helpless Miss Justice, who only experienced the mystery and charm of the extraordinary world and never understood what it meant to be an extraordinary person, suddenly felt something called "ambition" in her heart. She raised the teacup in front of her and said:

"I hope all of our dreams will have a chance to come true."

Looking directly into Audrey's sincere eyes, Louise raised her glasses in cooperation and said:

"There will come a day."

The two took a sip of tea, looked at each other and smiled, as if there was no restriction between them.

The wind gradually became noisy, blowing the fragrance of flowers into the room. Audrey put down the tea cup and asked doubtfully:

"Are the histories you shared in the Tarot Club true or false?"

Louise smiled slightly and said, "If it's false, why didn't Mr. Fool correct me?"

This is one of the important reasons for Audrey's confusion. Her belief in the goddess makes her unwilling to believe the other version of history told by Louise, but Mr. Fool's acquiescence seems to prove its authenticity...

…

"The gods are just powerful extraordinary beings." Louise emphasized again, and continued to break down and add: "The ancientness of the gods also differs. This is a fact that is not avoided in the holy scriptures of major churches."

"The Eternal Sun, the Lord of Storms, the God of Knowledge and Wisdom is the oldest, having existed in the Second Age, followed by the Goddess of Night, the God of War, and the Mother Earth, and the God of Steam and Machinery is the youngest, born in the Fourth Age.

.”

"In terms of years, we are now in the fifth era. Who will ascend to the throne of God in this final time?"

"You mean..." Audrey straightened her back and said seriously: "Mr. Fool is recovering?"

Louise shook her head expressionlessly and said:

"I don't know, I just hope I don't become a victim of this era."

Audrey lowered her head and was silent for two or three seconds, then suddenly raised her eyes and asked:

"Why do you doubt that Emperor Russell has not truly fallen?"

"An angel will not fall completely so easily." Louise replied slowly.

"Russell is an angel!" Audrey showed enough surprise.

Louise moved her body and leaned on the back of the chair behind her, feeling more casual and relaxed, and sighed:

"'Son of Steam' is not a title that ordinary people can have. He has broken the iron law jointly set by the Seven Gods after the end of the fourth season that kings of various kingdoms cannot be promoted to demigods."

Seeing what Miss Justice wanted to ask, Louise stopped her in advance and said:

"Why I care about Russell's death is naturally my personal reason, so I will keep it secret for the time being."

Suddenly, the corner of her mouth curled up and she said teasingly:

"If I didn't mention Russell, I would have forgotten that the Russell notes you bought from me for fifty pounds a page were actually used to make deals with the gods!"

Audrey raised her head slightly, smiled slightly and said:

"Who made you not understand the true value of Russell's notes at that time? From an economic point of view, this is the advantage of 'foreseeing first'."

Louise smiled and joked: "I think you are a middleman making the difference!"

After a few more jokes, she revealed the true purpose of her trip:

"Since you are willing to take on the task of 'assassinating Ambassador Intis', you must have already made a plan?"

When Audrey heard this, she suppressed the smile on her face and expressed her thoughts without any concealment:

"Tomorrow night, a dance will be held at Earl Wolfe's house, and ambassadors from various countries in Loen have been invited, including Intis Ambassador Becron Jean Madan."

"I decided to go to the ball. After observing Ambassador Backlund and collecting enough intelligence, I entrusted the task to Mr. A, with Forsi and Xio acting as the bridge of communication... I have become very familiar with this mode.

"

After saying that, she fixed her slightly resentful eyes on Louise's face and said:

"If you had asked to accept this task earlier, I probably wouldn't have volunteered..."

Chapter 233 A secret conversation between two women