Why did Tarot betray the secretive Lord?

Tarot betrayed the mysterious Lord because he was bewitched by an external god.

The Lord of Secrets is a western fantasy novel that combines Cthulhu style, western magical elements, the first industrial revolution and steampunk feelings. This is a world of steam and machinery, which is a legend of fools in a period.

The mysterious Lord was originally inspired by the Cthulhu myth system, which originated in modern Europe and America and was closely related to the rise of capitalism in Europe and America, and then chose the Victorian era as the background.

In this case, steampunk has become a good choice for social construction except myth.

At the beginning of writing Lord of Secrets, squid hoped to create a social background similar to that of Victorian England. Collecting materials and buying professional reference books restored the cultural customs, economic situation and social problems at that time bit by bit in my mind.

With reality as a reference, many things become simple when shaping characters: biographies and details in news can be used as prototypes and blended in a gentle way.

Characters are easy to become three-dimensional, with flesh and blood and depth. Extracting famous events in the history of science, packaging the core contradiction-the readability of novels naturally rises, which is also the guarantee of story tension.