"The design philosophy behind this Mystic Code is different from the previous ones."
Lawrence touched the somewhat exaggerated-looking Mystic Code, his expression seeming...
Somewhat complicated?
"Can I try it on first?"
Fujimaru Ritsuka did not notice the complicated look in Lawrence's and Leonardo da Vinci's eyes. Instead, he seemed eager to give it a try.
"Huh? Ah, yeah, sure. You can try it on first." Lawrence nodded blankly.
Fujimaru Ritsuka carried the Mystic Code into the changing room.
Who knew why Leonardo da Vinci had installed a changing room in her Workshop?
When Fujimaru Ritsuka changed into it and emerged from the changing room, his face still held a trace of confusion.
"How does it feel?" Lawrence set down his espresso, walked over to Fujimaru Ritsuka, and gave him a once-over.
"Mm... it feels kind of strange?" Fujimaru Ritsuka lowered his head to inspect himself, then looked at the three Command Spells that had been restored on the back of his right hand. "I can clearly feel that its adaptability to high-mana environments is a step up from the previous Mystic Code, but as for everything else..."
Fujimaru Ritsuka was not a true magus, after all. He was a half-trained amateur who had started halfway through. While his ability to fight alongside Servants as a Master was already quite formidable, he was still not especially capable when it came to magecraft. At most, he could barely cast emergency spells such as support incantations or healing magecraft.
"This Mystic Code... I said it before. This time, its design philosophy is quite different from the ones Miss Lawrence designed for you in the past." Leonardo da Vinci sighed and walked over to Fujimaru Ritsuka as well.
"For the previous Mystic Codes, the most fundamental principle behind my designs was always 'do everything