The feeling that everyone else was smart while she alone had seemed like an idiot from beginning to end clearly didn't sit well with Jeanne d'Arc.
Fortunately, Fujimaru Ritsuka, who had come to the same realization, had already understood what these people were talking around and said it outright.
"You mean separating this world, like what the Lion King did—cutting this Singularity away from Proper Human History, and then destroying it!?"
As Fujimaru Ritsuka spoke, his voice grew louder and his eyes widened.
"Exactly correct!!!"
Sherlock Holmes and James Moriarty shouted in unison.
".Honestly, seeing Moriarty and Holmes standing together and saying the exact same thing makes me feel incredibly weird." Mash quietly remarked from a corner where no one noticed her.
"Yes! But why!? This world—has no meaning!"
Leonardo da Vinci's investigation results had also come in. For once, she wore a shocked expression, looking utterly unable to believe it.
".This stretch of history has likely been separated from history itself." Lawrence paced back and forth through the cramped room, a bead of cold sweat on her face as she bit down hard on her lip. "In other words, no matter what happens in this Shinjuku, it will have no effect whatsoever on human history or Proper Human History!"
Smack!
She struck her fist into her palm.
"That's right!" Leonardo da Vinci picked up where Lawrence had left off, nodding. "And even if there is an effect, it would probably be something utterly negligible. Even with Proper Human History in such an unstable state, we can leave it alone, because it cannot affect normal history at all—not even Chaldea!"
"Because the worst possible outcome is simply that Shinjuku, which has broken away from human history, is completely destroyed."
The faintly happy look on Fujimaru Ritsuka's face froze.
"Huh?"
"This