Comments of chapter undefined of Lord of Mysteries 2: Circle of Inevitability

Im curious which members are angels we know one is Fors i would assume Audrey is one as well and potentially Hermit and Maybe The Star

Audrey and Cattleya have the highest possibility of being an angel, but all of them could be saints aswell. At most all of them have advanced one sequence, basically making Audrey and Cattleya seq 2 and the rest seq 3. Only cuttlefish can tell about for now.

Laying these poor souls to rest will give some closure. Although, any mention of Trier's catacombs feels somewhat unlucky with how many secrets it holds. Thanks for the chapter!

arent we all smiling

the highest chance to be Angel between the members : ForsCattleyaLeonardAudreyThe rest are mostly seq 3

Recalling Book 1, there are only 2 members from the tarot club who surely can advance into seq.2. It is because of having the necessary beyonder characteristics. They are Alger and Fors. First Fors has the Abraham family as her backing, and they have all the beyonder characteristics up to seq.1. In fact, there are 2 seq.1 door characteristics, so Fors also can become a king of Angels if she wants and if the Abraham family allows it. Then Alger has the staff, which can be broke down. These two have the highest possibilities to become an Angel. But it is still up to the author at the end of the day. Remember, it is much harder to become an Angel, apart from digesting the potion and finding the materials, seq.2 characteristics are limited in numbers. And if an existing God exist in the corresponding pathway, the numbers is reduced as well. Moreover, the Gods tend to monopolize their pathways for their own subordinates.

very good content

“From the beginning, you’ve been a guardian. You mimicked others until you were mimicked by others." -Azik.

well there should be a few angels around Mr. Fool 🤔

What a couple of chapters

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thanks

I am curious as to how the church of fool mananged to built it's own churches in some regions of southern continent.