Tarot post mark 5.

[harpbeat]

Would anyone like to have a Tarot reading?

[A deck is on the table in front of her.]

Simply focus on your question while shuffling the deck, and inform me of your question when you return the deck to me. Then I can read your fortune.

[Any game, any character will be read with a real shuffling of a real Tarot deck!]

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[theothersissel]

[Fortune telling? Eh, why not? Let's see if it works for the dead as well as it does for the living. Yomiel sits back in the chair, giving her a smirk as he hands her the cards.]

The little negotiation I'm going to undertake, soon...is it going to go well, or not?

[harpbeat]

[Eater deals out seven cards.]

Your past is represented by the Five of Swords. Acting in your own self-interest. Losing your moral compass, and having conflict with others.

Your present is represented by the Knight of Wands. Knights are out of balance with themselves. Their confidence is arrogance, their charming manner superficial. You have no fear even when you should.

You are helped by the Eight of Pentacles. Work diligently at your task, paying attention to detail. What is key to succeed at anything is effort, not just the bare minimum.

You are hurt by the Ace of Wands. Again, the Wands suit is your enemy. Too much self-assurance or recklessness will harm your efforts.

The others around you are shown by the Hanged Man. Letting go of control, putting others first and changing their priorities. The Hanged Man symbolizes someone who reverses the normal state of things, who wins by surrendering. It is quite the mysterious card.

Your actions should reflect the Four of Pentacles. Attempting to control events and blocking change. A warning that you cannot make everything happen as you wish.

The results are shown by the Queen of Cups. Possibly a woman in your life, or else simply a guiding force, the Queen understands the situation and the world. She is sympathetic to others and dispels anger.

Well! You won't like the answer of 'maybe' but it is impossible to give one hundred percent guarantees on anything. You cannot go into your negotiation assuming you will come out on top; you have to work for it, and sometimes lose a little to gain something else.