Tarot post mark 10.

[harpbeat]

Has it truly been so long since I did tarot readings for all of you? How tragic.

[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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[calltoarm]

The ball or the ca- nevermind.

[he sits hard, taking the cards and shuffling them]

Fine, what should I do now?

[can't hurt at this point, right? Though he's not really buying it]

[harpbeat]

[Eater deals three cards.]

The Knight of Swords. Someone out of balance - knowledgeable but opinionated, direct but blunt, logical but unfeeling.

The World. Integration with others, accomplishment, fulfillment.

The Page of Pentacles. Either a young person or an energy - be practical, have an effect, and be both trusting and trustworthy.

The Page of Pentacles and the World both suggest that the best course of action is to trust your team, and be someone they can count on yourself. It is always tempting to think you know better than anyone else, but remember that the best results are gained by everyone working in tandem.

[calltoarm]

Huh...

[that sounds a LOT like something Shiro would say, so it at once holds weight]

So... trust they'll be okay. And not do anything stupid...

[harpbeat]

Basically! I hope that is of use to you.

[calltoarm]

...it doesn't hurt.

[he wouldn't call it outright helpful, but it's a good reminder to keep his head straight.]

So... thanks. I appreciate it.

[harpbeat]

Any time ♥

[calltoarm]

[he makes a confused face, as if he can legit hear the heart]

...so how do these cards work anyway? Do you, what, just guess?

[harpbeat]

Oh no, not at all. Each card has a certain meaning, and I simply interpret from the combination of cards and your question.

[calltoarm]

...

So you guess.

[harpbeat]

No, it is written on the backside of the cards.

[Sure, it's guessing.]

[calltoarm]

I mean, it helped. So I'm not judging.

[he just doesn't get it]

[harpbeat]

[...A soft laugh.]

You may call it guesswork if you like, I suppose.