After rediscovering the Singularity, Lawrence returned from the first Singularity they investigated on her own two feet.
Lawrence found that deeply moving.
It would have been even more moving if that Singularity had never happened.
"I'm going to sleep for a while."
But right now, Lawrence wanted to lie down of her own accord.
Yet after returning to her room in Chaldea and lying on the bed, she stared up at the ceiling in the darkness for a long time, unable to fall asleep.
"...Harley."
She murmured to herself.
Lawrence knew that the Harley she had met in the Singularity was not her Harley, but...
When she had truly chosen to turn away so freely, and that person identical to the one in her memories embraced her... what had she been thinking in that moment?
Unable to bear this feeling of being tormented by longing, Lawrence shook her head, got up, and decided to take a shower.
Chaldea's hot water system was still working. After rinsing off, Lawrence sat blankly on her bed, not knowing what she was thinking about.
"Yo."
At some point, the door to Lawrence's room had opened. Leonardo da Vinci stood in the doorway, smiling at her old friend.
"...Don't you need to keep searching for the next Singularity?"
Lawrence glanced up at Leonardo da Vinci.
"There was more than one Singularity detected at the time."
"Are you trying to work me to death?"
Leonardo da Vinci walked in on her own, casually pulled over a chair, and sat down.
"I just thought you might be overthinking things, so I came to check on you."
"As for the Singularities, Mash is there."
The great artist and great scientist wore a cheeky grin.
Lawrence stared at Leonardo da Vinci with dead fish eyes, saying nothing as she