"He should be killed."
Giuliano glanced at Fujimaru Ritsuka.
"Well..."
Fujimaru Ritsuka gave an awkward yet polite smile.
He had the distinct feeling that Mr. Giuliano was unusually fixated on killing Mr. Lorenzo.
"I know you have some doubts, Master of Chaldea."
Giuliano walked up to the painting titled The Stabbed-to-Death Tyrant Lorenzo, his eyes filled with sorrow and a sigh.
"But under the current circumstances, Lorenzo's death would be the greatest contribution to this city, this country."
"That was also our agreement."
In a sense, these two brothers both seemed pretty abnormal.
Forget it. Better not think too much about it.
"So, Teacher, you still don't intend to leave with us?"
Lawrence folded his hands before him, looking at his teacher with reserved elegance.
Da Vinci stood beside him, grinning playfully as she looked at Verrocchio too.
Verrocchio's formerly calm expression gradually turned somewhat ferocious.
"...Are you trying to torture me to death, Lawrence?"
"Did you think my life was too easy when I was alive, so you decided to add some insane nonsense after I died?"
Lawrence smiled awkwardly.
"Don't put it like that, Teacher. Haven't you felt even the slightest—just the tiniest bit~—of joy at being reunited?" Da Vinci walked up to her teacher with a grin. "After all, no matter what, I'm still your student."
Lawrence lowered his gaze toward Verrocchio's tightly clenched fist.
Should he warn Leonardo?
No, forget it. Letting her relive a bit of her childhood wasn't so bad.
Lawrence closed his eyes.
Meanwhile, Da Vinci kept talking.
"After all, Teacher, look at our Chaldea—"
"I can't take it anymore!!!"
Smack!
"Ah—"
The invincible genius, Leonardo da Vinci, was sent flying by a single punch from her teacher.
And Verrocchio showed no intention of stopping. After Da Vinci hit the ground, he chased