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A great sorcerer and master of curses – he is definitely Alfard Asparagus' astral twin, with similar mannerisms and views on entertainment. However, instead of pseudo-philosophical speeches, he hides his true nature behind a feigned artistic flair. If his cruelty is comparable to Alfard's, and it would be naive to expect anything else, then they will need all the luck they have to survive this night, and perhaps even Shiris' favor.
Expecting either Melesar to start explaining the essence of his "entertainment" or Klin to continue his conversation with him, the warrior began to carefully examine the objects around them, including the roulette sections. They needed to be prepared for anything. Especially since they would clearly have to play along with the owner of this "amusement park." Unfortunately, none of them possessed the magic that would allow them to escape from this place, or even to separate Melesar's excessively talkative head from his body.
The roulette wheel, divided into fifteen sections, was represented by corresponding images with captions. The colors of the illustrations did not match well, and the thematic content often did not correspond to their names.