"Did those two really leave this way?" Lawrence hid behind the corner of a street, peering outside.
He was still wanted by the Forbidden Soldiers and could not openly appear on the streets of Florence. He had to proceed carefully.
Even so, Lawrence still wanted to find the two people who had just left Ovis's house.
Aside from being curious about the man named Romani himself, he also wanted to learn from them about what had happened in this Singularity.
Like Amedeo, Lawrence naturally felt pained and disturbed by the events of this so-called "Singularity"—perhaps even more deeply so.
Forbidden Soldiers had stormed into his residence, Ruslan had suddenly vanished, and Lawrence could only hurriedly hide in the cellar he had dug in preparation for war. At the first opportunity, he had sent Manlio—the child he had rescued not long ago—to Falgo Town.
Concealing his identity, he had gone to the square before the Florence royal palace and watched his own teacher be hanged. His fingernails had dug into his palms, and the wounds still had not healed.
He knew that there was something wrong with the city he was in.
Lorenzo Lawrence considered himself to understand his monarch. What he had done was utterly inconceivable, and those bizarre Forbidden Soldiers were absolutely not anything normal.
Absolutely not.
"Come to think of it, the person who jumped down from the wall and crashed into me just now..." Leonardo looked back, only to discover that the person had already disappeared.
How strange. That had clearly been a dead end.
"When did this city get so many strange people?" she muttered to herself, but then her gaze inadvertently flicked up to the rooftop, and her body stiffened.
"...Lawrence."
Lawrence was still watching the street outside and did not pay attention to Leonardo's