Secret: I can play two paths

Chapter 87: Star's Promotional Methods and Everyone's Money
"A demigod-level spell? This must have been done by Lord Fool, right?"

Miss Justice and Mr. Hanged Man made the same guess.

Otherwise, why would Mr. Wheel of Fortune sell a charm with such power?
Talismans that possess demigod-level power are usually kept as a secret weapon in one's collection and are not usually put up for sale, right?
Audrey, the loyal supporter of the Tarot Club, immediately asked Sta:
"Mr. Wheel of Fortune, what do these spells do?"

She had longed for the world of mysticism since she was a child, and when she heard that this talisman could achieve the effect of an extraordinary person with divinity, she was immediately attracted to it.

Star glanced at the richest man in the Tarot Club, and the corners of his mouth curled up, revealing a business-like smile:
"I have two kinds of spells here."

"One is a spell belonging to the 'Order' realm. It can give you a chance to change the things you wish to influence, and even make things develop in a direction that was originally impossible."

"The function of the other spell is to passively protect you from a mental attack at the demigod level or below. It can even remove some strange contamination for you."

"I wonder which one you prefer, Miss Justice?"

Audrey's heart pounded as she listened to the description of the powerful effects of the two spells. She couldn't even calm down, so she left the audience and said:

"I...I want them all."

The Hanged Man was the same. He was already thinking about such a practical talisman, and whether he would be willing to sell everything he had to get a few of them.

Just ask the price clearly and then you can plan how many to buy.

The effect is so powerful and the upper limit is so high, I’m afraid the price won’t be attractive, right?

After calming down, Alger cleverly analyzed the loophole and turned to Star, asking:

"Mr. Wheel of Fortune, I'm afraid the first spell has limitations. It's impossible to change everything, right?"

Star nodded and continued:
"You're right. The upper limit of this spell is probably at the level of a demigod, and only a few can be used at a time. In addition, the more complicated and impossible the things you want to affect are, the greater the probability of failure. If it involves things at the level of angels, unless you only hope for a small change, there is a high probability that it will fail."

Otherwise, the messenger lady would not have thought of stockpiling a few more talismans when trading with me. After all, it would take more than a dozen to match the effect of a real "Yesterday Reappearance" talisman.

But the two people next to them, no, even Klein above them, were also stunned and embarrassed by Sta's tone.

Why do I feel like this isn't a disadvantage at all?

Why does this explanation feel like it fails only when angels are involved?

After understanding the power of the "tampering" spell, Klein suddenly felt as if he had lost a large sum of money.

He comforted himself:
Calm down, Klein, calm down!
Since Star had taken out this kind of spell, it meant that he could buy it again, but it would only cost a few small gold pounds...

At this time, Star stood up and asked the Fool for permission to speak:
"Master Fool can serve as a witness to the effectiveness of my spell."

Alger and Audrey at the bottom quickly turned their eyes to Klein who had been eating the watermelon.

Seeing that everyone else at the Tarot Club had their eyes on him, Klein muttered to himself:

This is true. I saw with my own eyes that the gray fog space also responded to the spell...

He tapped the edge of the table with his right index finger and nodded to everyone, "Mr. Wheel of Fortune is right."

Now, the other members of the Tarot Club no longer had any doubts. Even Alger, who never shied away from "assuming the worst of others", did not doubt that the Wheel of Fortune and Mr. Fool were directing and acting to promote those spells.

What a joke! Mr. Fool has an almost god-like nature. How could he care about something as mundane as money?

He has already spoken in the affirmative, so how could it be false?

As expected, Audrey fell directly into the trap that Star had carefully marketed, and asked impatiently, "Mr. Wheel of Fortune, how much are these spells priced?"

The tone gives people the feeling that Duoyu said arrogantly, "No need to say anything more, I've bought them all, you can name your price."

Klein looked over as he listened. Although he knew Sta's offer before, he still wanted to see how Sta sold it to other members of the Tarot Club.

"150 gold pounds per piece. Buy any five and get a page of Emperor Roselle's diary for free."

Oh my god, 150 pounds? A talisman that can achieve the effect of a demigod only costs 150 pounds?
Too, too cheap!

Audrey's eyes lit up when she heard the price in Star's charming voice. She wanted to buy 10 on the spot! This way, she could get two pages of Emperor Roselle's diary as a gift!

Klein nodded as well. Not knowing the cost of making the Star spell, he sighed, "It seems that Star didn't cheat me. He even gave me a discount. He only told me that it was 120 pounds per spell that day..."

The Hanged Man Alger made more analysis:
Now it seems that the talisman might be sold by the force hidden behind Mr. Wheel of Fortune. That force may also have a lot of Emperor Roselle's diaries.

No wonder Mr. Wheel of Fortune could sell the diaries. Maybe he was using this method to subtly pass the diaries collected by the forces behind the scenes to Mr. Fool!
The reason why Mr. Wheel of Fortune did not directly offer his diary was probably because, as a follower, he was also abiding by the principle of "equivalent exchange" set by Mr. Fool, and he did not have any requests to make at the Tarot Club.

But how could anyone not buy five of these necessary talismans?

By then, he could legitimately hand over the diaries he collected to Mr. Fool, and also gain the friendship of other members of the Tarot Club.

Hiss... Wheel of Fortune has a good trick.

It's impossible that Wheel of Fortune is selling the diary just for a few gold pounds, right?

It is possible that he has secretly received the protection of Mr. Fool through these diaries.

Unfortunately, Alger didn't seem to have much money left, otherwise it would be a good idea for him to buy a few as trump cards to prevent any unexpected situations...

At the same time, Klein complained in his heart: Klein, Klein, you still owe Senior Sta money? Where did you get the spare money to trade spells...

Miss Justice didn't understand why the scene had fallen into silence for a moment, and she just began to calculate in her mind:

I have already spent 2000 pounds on this tarot meeting, plus the last tarot meeting also cost nearly 2000 pounds. It seems that I don’t have much pocket money left...

I seem to be being drained by Mr. Wheel of Fortune…

So, in the weird atmosphere, Star suddenly found that the people in front of him were very enthusiastic about his talismans, but had no intention of making an offer.

Unwilling to see his newly-started business fail, he used his final trick and coughed, saying, "The number of times you can buy the talisman here is cumulative. That is, as long as you buy five in total, I will give you a page of Emperor Roselle's diary."

Finally, Miss Justice spoke up in time: "Mr. Wheel of Fortune, give me one of each charm."

Audrey added in her mind: If I'm really short of money, I can ask my parents for some more and advance a few thousand pounds?

I just hope they don’t mistakenly think that I’m taking money out to support others…

Or borrow it from others?
Thus, in the eyes of the other two people in the Tarot Club who had empty pockets, Audrey and Star successfully reached the last transaction of this transaction.

The excitement is theirs, while the Hanged Man and the Fool have nothing.

And Klein was even more impressed: As expected of Senior Sta, he alone managed the entire transaction process of the Tarot Club.

I don’t know why, but I also want those talismans…

Klein felt a little upset when he thought about having to manually handle transactions worth thousands of gold pounds.

As a result, I was somewhat inattentive to the subsequent exchange of information.

Of course, there is nothing to worry about in this information exchange. The Hanged Man still shared the information that the "Listener" of the Aurora Society was looking for traces of the true Creator as before.

However, this time, the Hanged Man did not conduct any unnecessary tests. After all, from the sacrificial ceremony and the bestowal ceremony, it was already possible to see the divine nature of Mr. Fool...

If I continue to be reckless and come forward to make unnecessary attempts without knowing what's happening, wouldn't that be too reckless?

The Hanged Man Alger is not like most of the other people in the Church of Storms who are brainless and love to stir up trouble...

After they exchanged information for a while, Klein announced that the gathering was over.

"Follow your will." Audrey and Alger stood up at the same time, and Star also stood up in a pretentious manner.

After the connection was severed and they disappeared, Klein looked at his predecessor.

Above the eternal gray fog, Klein and Star were the only two people left standing by the long bronze table.

(End of this chapter)