"What did you think, Fujimaru Ritsuka?" After voicing his opinion of the younger Moriarty, Sherlock Holmes turned to Ritsuka beside him.
"Me? I felt like he wasn't interested in me." After considering it for a moment, Ritsuka spoke.
"Oh." Sherlock Holmes nodded thoughtfully.
"What about the older Moriarty?" Kadoc immediately asked.
"I was partnered with him as Master and Servant before. He didn't seem that cold."
When Ritsuka said he was not interested, she did not mean it out of self-satisfaction. As Chaldea's last Master, every Heroic Spirit Servant she had encountered along the way, whether good or evil, had shown a certain degree of interest in her.
"In other words, the power of an Alien Apostle may have some effect on one's personality," Kadoc said softly.
"That is possible. However, among the Alien God's Apostles we have encountered so far—Rasputin, Ashiya Doman, and Senji Muramasa—we hardly had any contact with Rasputin, so let's set him aside for now. Even with two gods dwelling within him, Mr. Muramasa showed no signs of personality disorder whatsoever. Ashiya Doman is highly suspicious, but there is insufficient evidence to judge. His chaotic personality may simply have been inborn."
"As for Moriarty, young or old, there is no obvious difference in personality. But his power is astonishing. None of our attacks work on him. There are several people known as invincible—those who can render any attack ineffective under certain conditions. In that case, if we identify the gods embedded within him, we should be able to find his weakness." For once, Sherlock Holmes did not look absolutely confident.
"I have prepared the World Mythology Database. It should be able to provide the necessary clues when the time comes," Mash immediately said.
"It should be a god of fate," Shen Fei immediately said. As Sherlock