But seeing that Ritsuka herself did not care, the Masters did not meddle.
After leaving Chaldea, Ritsuka had lost Chaldea's free meals, while Sajyou Manaka, her mother, had also disappeared. She had completely become an unemployed vagrant.
The journey to save humanity's order had fallen more than a year behind the original Pan-Human History.
In other words, Ritsuka had not reported to school for more than a year and had long since been expelled from her school in the island nation.
With no income whatsoever, Ritsuka had initially planned to get a part-time job and support herself.
However, her unqualified father had anticipated this long ago and left her a considerable fortune in the name of the Holy Church.
According to the El-Melloi School's calculations, the fortune amounted to three billion dollars.
Second Generation, however, deeply doubted this.
The specific figure calculated by the El-Melloi School was exactly the same as the amount El-Melloi had borrowed from the Holy Church, then painstakingly repaid with interest through Waver's hard work.
This made Waver certain that the money Roy had left Ritsuka was the enormous debt his lord had spent his entire life repaying.
The appearance of such a colossal fortune completely stunned Ritsuka.
She had never imagined that she would go from a pitiful middle-school student who had to sell her blood to survive to a rich second-generation heir who had inherited her father's wealth!
Now that she had money, why should she attend school or work? With a grand wave of her hand, Ritsuka took Mashu traveling all over the world.
As an experimental subject raised by Chaldea from childhood, Mashu had never lived in normal human society.
She yearned for blue skies, white clouds, the ocean, and lush forests.
She wanted to see the steel and concrete of modern