Rune Magic

"The unknown is beautiful, and all fools are happy.". The biggest unknown in the world is naturally impossible for ordinary people to know, and as the rune apostles who protect its truth stick to the wall of the world to prevent mortals from contacting it, they go crazy. But now an accident has caused seventy-eight tarot cards representing myths and truths to fly around the world. Is this a blessing? Is it a disaster? The world is dominated by the rune apostles who protect the truth and their own secrets, and the story unfolds based on the mysticism understood through the eyes of mortals. How will the collision between modernity and mythology unfold? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.