After listening to Sen no Rikyu, Fujimaru Ritsuka was somewhat dazed, so even when he helped afterward, he seemed a little lost.
I'll play the part.
That kind of title.
"Leonardo da Vinci, on your end... can you retrieve any data on Miss Nobunaga from the records we gathered earlier?"
"I checked. Just as I thought, there was nothing."
Da Vinci rolled her eyes.
"Honestly, how could there be? Those Chang Ghosts don't seem related to Oda Nobunaga in the slightest, and naturally, the investigation turned up nothing. But it's strange."
"These Chang Ghosts... it would be one thing if they lacked Oda Nobunaga's presence, but they don't even have the presence of humans."
"I remember Hoshiguma Yuna once saying that Chang Ghosts were made from drowned people, right? If so, there should be traces of humanity no matter what. But in reality, there isn't a single trace of humanity on them. It's as if... they were summoned."
"...I'll tell Miss Yuna."
Fujimaru Ritsuka's gaze grew somewhat more serious, and he nodded.
This could indeed be considered a discovery of some significance.
In the darkness of night, the monsters attacked once more.
"...Have they gotten bigger?"
Saito Hajime stared up at the monsters with his dead-fish eyes.
The change was subtle, but they really did seem to have grown larger.
"Generally speaking, a lot of things do swell after absorbing water, but this is a bit too—"
Sakamoto Ryoma had stronger feelings about this.
After all, he had been stationed here since the first day, so he was naturally more sensitive to the changes in these monsters.
If the subtle changes he had seen yesterday could still be attributed to inconsistencies in observations over two days, then seeing the same change on the third day meant it was real.
Hoshiguma