In the new reality, Klaus Hargreaves found himself in a situation that was completely unfamiliar to him. After restarting the universe, he no longer possessed his incredible abilities. Immortality, which once seemed like an eternal gift to him, has now become only a memory of how easily he neglected his opportunities. The feeling of loss was a heavy burden for him, and every day spent in a mortal body became a test for him.

His life resembled an endless cycle of everyday life, where every morning began with a thorough antiseptic treatment of his hands, and the evening ended with a pulled-up sweater, as if he was trying to protect himself from the whole world. Klaus lived with Allison and her daughter Claire in a small but cozy house. Allison, with her unmatched ability to adapt to change, was a kind of beacon for him. She was a light in his dark reality, and although she was experiencing her own losses, her energy helped Klaus not to sink into the abyss of despair.

Gradually, he began to find himself in a new world, taking part-time jobs that somehow resembled his former life. He tried different roles, from bartending to art lessons, but always felt that this was not what he needed. His soul demanded something more, and he longed for the magic that had once been a part of his existence.

One day, when he went down to Claire's room, his attention was attracted by a new girl — her friend. She was full of energy, and her purse seemed to radiate something unusual. When Klaus noticed that there were Tarot cards in it, his heart began to beat faster. Memories of the past days, when he used cards for predictions and entertainment, came flooding back to him, and he could not resist the desire to look into this world.

Klaus, with his characteristic charisma and a slight touch of irony, opened the door to the room where the girls were playing with cards. "Hello, girls! Oh! Is this a Tarot? I remember using similar cards before. Standard Waite, right?"