"Is that so?"
Fujimaru Ritsuka's expression darkened.
With titans of the Renaissance like Lawrence and Leonardo da Vinci at his side, he was fairly familiar with this period of Florence's history.
Forget it. The urgent priority was to find Miss Lawrence and Mr. Verrocchio first.
"Based on past experience, Lord Lorenzo should be the Root of this Singularity's anomaly." Mash spoke with Fujimaru Ritsuka through the communicator, pinching her chin. "There's so much more information available about this Singularity than before."
"Yeah. At least we don't have to sail across the world's oceans or cross North America." Recalling some unpleasant experiences, Fujimaru Ritsuka's eyes turned dull and lifeless. "But we can't let our guard down. Back in Mesopotamia, we knew our target from the very beginning, yet it still took us a tremendous amount of effort. Not to mention..."
The fighting force available in this Singularity was nowhere near as great.
"...Miss Fujimaru, may I ask? This thing that's been making noises on its own since earlier... what is it? A little fairy in a bottle?" Lawrence looked at the communication device on Fujimaru Ritsuka's wrist with a rather subtle expression.
"Huh? A little fairy? Are you talking about me?" Sitting in the main seat of the Control Room, Mash blankly pointed at herself.
"She's Mash, my companion. Right now, she serves as the link between me and the base, and she also reports on Florence's situation for me. She's a very pretty girl." Fujimaru Ritsuka grinned as he waved his wrist.
Lawrence and Leonardo da Vinci exchanged glances, neither knowing what to say.
"Miss Fujimaru, you're looking for Mr. Romani, correct? Mr. Romani is looking for you as well, so he entrusted Baron Ovis with the task. So, would you like to—" Skipping over the previous topic, Lawrence spoke