"Then, follow me this way—Lily-chan."
Mash pointed toward the corridor, then took the lead. If the many Servants summoned by Master were suspected of being tossed into storage to "retire," then Mash was undoubtedly the number-one warehouse manager—after all, as a Demi-Servant, she was both a Servant and a Chaldea employee, so she naturally knew exactly how to arrange Chaldea's Servants' accommodations.
"Then I should get moving too. Da Vinci's magecraft workshop is in Chaldea's basement, right?!"
Lianye thought over the information he had on Da Vinci, then could not help letting out a sigh. "What a strange woman!"
Caster-class Servants always seemed to include some mentally obsessive weirdos. For example, the Saber-obsessed Caster, or Gilles, who was obsessed with Jeanne d'Arc. If Da Vinci was obsessed with anything, it was undoubtedly the Mona Lisa—she had been so fanatical about the Mona Lisa's golden-ratio figure that she had even molded her own Servant body to closely resemble it.
Lianye reached Da Vinci's magecraft workshop at top speed—a place that countless Masters, or Players, both loved and hated. Though Da Vinci was a crafty and unscrupulous merchant, her nature was not actually bad. She merely liked extorting people, that was all. (Wasn't that bad enough?)
However, she could not refuse the favor Lianye had asked of her.
After all, as a great artist, great philosopher, and medieval genius of every field, she had been deeply enlightened by Lianye and regarded him as a kindred spirit. (See Chapter 042 of this volume.) Could she possibly not give her all for something her kindred spirit had asked of her?
"Put her on the workbench. I'll use a magecraft formula to examine her physical condition."
Da Vinci pushed open the inner door to the magecraft workshop and led Lianye into her laboratory.
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