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Fool, having searched the Land and
discovered its secrets, bravely confronts
each of the High Priestess’
enchantments, and with his gift of
wisdom, he undoes her treachery.
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swift revenge banishes the Fool into
a void between one land and the next.
There he will remain for eternity.
Yet
the Fool demands that the High Priestess
give him one last challenge. If he
solves it, he goes free. If not, his
life is forfeit.
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agrees to his wager and the Fool has
scant moments to study her challenge.
The
correct answer, he realizes, is DEATH
TO THE FOOL. She has no intention
of freeing him.
“The
answer is THE BOOK OF THOTH”
he speaks aloud, an answer he knows
to be incorrect.
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 ielding
the ancient power of the Book of
Thoth, the High Priestess commands
the Fool’s death.
In
her haste, she fails to apprehend
the Fool’s strategy.
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 uardian
over the land, the Book of Thoth
cannot be coerced to do anything
inherently evil. Her malice, reflected
back upon herself, imprisons the
High Priestess in a manner most
fitting.
The
Fool’s Errand ends.
The
Fool and his Money begins.
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