"I told you, I'm not the village chief here! Can't you understand that, brat?!"
Oda Nobunaga spoke helplessly to Oda Nobukatsu.
"Waaah, Auntie, are you really going to make Chacha manage all the village's important affairs by herself?"
Chacha clung to Oda Nobunaga's leg, tears welling in her eyes.
"Stop fussing. I need to help the Master investigate something important right now."
Oda Nobunaga helplessly picked Chacha up and set her aside.
"From what I've learned, the last time—I mean the real previous investigation of Black River Mountain—Master, you went up the mountain to kill Kurokawa Hideo, didn't you?"
Oda Nobunaga folded her arms, her expression turning serious as she looked at Fujimaru Ritsuka, who sat across from her.
"Based on the previous experience Lawrence and Leonardo da Vinci told me about, that seems to be the case."
Fujimaru Ritsuka nodded.
Lawrence and Leonardo da Vinci had told Fujimaru Ritsuka everything recorded about what had happened before he lost his memories. Although Fujimaru Ritsuka still could not recall what exactly had happened last time, he had at least confirmed that there truly had been a "previous time."
And things like awakening again and losing one's memories did indeed exist.
"The mountain god must have done all this. If so, then the one in control of this Singularity isn't Kurokawa Hideo, nor is it the new enemy currently causing storms and unrest, but the mountain god?"
Fujimaru Ritsuka offered his speculation.
He had noticed a crucial point in the information.
Last time, the mountain god had said—"This is not a Singularity."
Then what about now? Was this still not a Singularity?
Or was this still not the true Singularity?
For the time being, Fujimaru Ritsuka had no way to determine that, and Chaldea's analysis had also reached an impasse.
"It must