"Joy" and "disaster" aren't things that go hand in hand often, are they? So it would have to be something that could be both...
[Unfortunately, games are Yami's thing, not fortune telling. He's vaguely familiar with the Arcana, but not enough to read them. He can make a guess, though. He seems surprisingly serious for once.]
An escape could be both at the same time. "Disaster" would be easy enough to guess that it's not going to be pleasant, whether it fails or succeeds, and "joy" could either mean that someone that didn't want to leave gets to stay because of the failure or someone who's been causing trouble is thrown out so everyone else can relax a bit more.
It could also mean that breaking the barrier requires that "disaster," but the people who survive can escape and end up "joyful" about it.
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[Unfortunately, games are Yami's thing, not fortune telling. He's vaguely familiar with the Arcana, but not enough to read them. He can make a guess, though. He seems surprisingly serious for once.]
An escape could be both at the same time. "Disaster" would be easy enough to guess that it's not going to be pleasant, whether it fails or succeeds, and "joy" could either mean that someone that didn't want to leave gets to stay because of the failure or someone who's been causing trouble is thrown out so everyone else can relax a bit more.
It could also mean that breaking the barrier requires that "disaster," but the people who survive can escape and end up "joyful" about it.