But why?
After going in circles, Lawrence no longer knew how many times he had asked himself that question.
Why?
First of all, how had Roman done it? If he really was King Solomon, why was he here now as a human?
And why did that Beast call himself King Solomon? What did his appearance have to do with Roman?
Wait, wait.
Chaldea's records stated that before Chaldea was officially established, its former director, Marisbury Animusphere, had participated in a Holy Grail War, hadn't he?
According to the intelligence Lawrence had gathered, Marisbury had participated and won, making a wish for what was probably a vast amount of money.
Then what about his Servant?
His Servant? Why had there been no record of one? Even the public account claimed that the Saber team had won.
What was the purpose of concealing it like that?
No, that was not what he should be thinking about right now. That man was already dead. There might have been more suspicious details, but they were not his priority.
The most important question was—
Who had Marisbury's Servant been?
King Solomon.
Master Marisbury Animusphere and Servant Caster Solomon—the Caster team of that Holy Grail War. They had ultimately won the Holy Grail War. Marisbury's wish had been for a vast amount of money, while Solomon's wish had been to become human.
What was the motive? What was the motive behind it? If that was truly the case, then who was that Beast calling himself King Solomon? Why had he been born? Could it have been because King Solomon had become human?
And what did King Solomon becoming human have to do with the Incineration of Humanity?
Yet judging from the results before him, the real King Solomon in Lawrence's hypothesis—Roman, Romani Archaman—had indeed been fighting