After the people of Chaldea entered the Great Temple, they did not seem to head straight for the main hall, where Ozymandias was.
"The space inside the Great Temple seems larger than we imagined?"
With no one guiding them, the group quietly explored the interior of the pyramid under Fujimaru Ritsuka's lead.
"The use of space has truly been taken to the utmost extreme. I bet that guy Manlio would love to come take a look here," Leonardo da Vinci said as she walked.
She had studied architecture for a time during her life, but in terms of professional expertise, she certainly could not compare to Lawrence's student.
Though Manlio was Lawrence's student, da Vinci herself was somewhat younger than Lawrence and closer to Manlio in age, so the two got along quite well.
"I wonder what Miss Lawrence is doing now. What kind of task did Doctor Roman give her, anyway?"
Lawrence had stayed almost constantly by Fujimaru Ritsuka's side throughout the previous Singularities. Now that she had suddenly stopped coming, Ritsuka still felt somewhat unaccustomed to it.
"Well, who knows?" Da Vinci merely smiled without elaborating.
Hans Christian Andersen followed behind the others, curiously looking around. Walking beside Carmilla, the beautiful and mature woman, he looked almost like her son by comparison.
"It truly is spectacular. Wait, Master, it sounds like someone is talking ahead?"
The temple was brilliantly lit, and Carmilla's wary voice echoed through its corridors.
Fujimaru Ritsuka raised a hand, signaling everyone to be quiet as he listened carefully.
"There is someone, indeed, but... I don't think they're ahead of us."
Da Vinci pressed her ear to the wall and listened closely before offering her judgment.
"So there are other people living inside the Great Temple?" Mash looked rather surprised.
"Who knows? The sound is