"...I'd been wondering before—why were Singularities still appearing even after Goetia was defeated? Now it seemed it was those Demon God Pillars after all!"
Lawrence's expression was grim.
"I understand. The situation before us now is that we have to face the threat of those Demon God Pillars again."
Fujimaru Ritsuka looked just as grim, but he still did his best to compose himself. He patted both cheeks with his hands, giving himself a little encouragement.
For some reason, Lawrence felt that Fujimaru Ritsuka's gesture resembled his own.
When he felt confused or upset, he also liked to pat his face.
"Don't worry. They're just Demon God Pillars." Fujimaru Ritsuka suddenly clenched his hand, smiling with great confidence. "There used to be so many of them, and we still won, didn't we? We even overcame an ordeal like the Temple of Time. One Dantalion is nothing worth mentioning."
Of course, it could not truly be dismissed so lightly. No one knew what the Demon God Pillars would become after separating from Goetia, nor did anyone know why they still chose to create Singularities even though the Incineration of Humanity had already ended.
"Don't jump to conclusions yet. This is only an inference and a guess. All you need to do is prepare yourselves to fight the Demon God Pillars again. That's all." Leonardo da Vinci added a specific reminder.
The conclusion reached through organizing the information and reasoning was merely the most likely possibility.
"I understand."
Fujimaru Ritsuka and Lawrence exchanged a glance, nodded, and cut off communications with Chaldea.
As they walked out of the separate room, they ran into Verrocchio, whose face was full of helplessness.
"That Mr. Salieri is rather difficult to communicate with."
There was no way they could take action again today. It was nearly