Lawrence bit his lip.
Only Servants of the Knights of the Round Table could be summoned or transferred there via Spiritron Transfer.
No wonder Mash had been able to go while he had been ejected from the transfer capsule. That explanation did account for what had happened.
Was it because of Britain itself?
Lawrence's eyes were filled with thought.
"If only there were some way to track the source of the elegy. Miss Robin, do you have any leads?"
As evening drew near, Fujimaru Ritsuka asked Robin.
"No. How could I?" Robin pouted, looking somewhat listless. "This kind of thing is hard to investigate. If possible, try looking for places with denser magical energy. Maybe we'll find that woman."
The deaths of the fairies had ultimately left her saddened, even though she was very good at regulating her emotions.
Mash watched Robin's head sway back and forth and sighed.
Everyone hated death, but most people hated only their own deaths. Someone like Robin, who grieved over anyone's passing, was rare instead.
What sort of things had happened to Miss Robin?
"We can't just search without any basis. Let's first see if we can hear that elegy again." Anno shook his head. "If we don't hear it tonight, we'll set out for Mordred's tomorrow morning."
What awaited Pindo at Mordred's was the second stage of the knightly examination: the test of "spirituality."
Anno had no idea what kind of question that brat Mordred would give Pindo.
Suddenly, Anno felt a little uneasy about leaving this task to Mordred.
After all, although Mordred held a seat at the Round Table, she was still a child.
"Senpai, you should get some sleep first. I've already arranged a place for you to rest." Mash temporarily set her shield on the ground and spoke to