The blizzard would not stop for some time yet. Leonardo da Vinci was in the Magic Workshop explaining a few things to Fujimaru Ritsuka, while Lawrence took advantage of this last bit of time to wander around Chaldea.
As a massive magecraft organization, Chaldea had actually produced far more results than the outside world imagined.
Just the accomplishments of the Animusphere family, who had long served as the masters of the observatory, included the Phenomenon Recording Cyber Daemon: Laplace, the Global Environment Model: Chaldeas, and most importantly, the Heroic Spirit Summoning System: Fate.
Among the other achievements completed by Chaldea's internal staff, the more famous ones included the Near-Future Observation Lens: Sheba, created by Lev Lainur Flauros, who had already been eliminated as a traitor in the Temple of Time; the somewhat strange Autonomic Observational Existence Verification System: Mnemosyne, which had been discarded long ago; and finally, the Guided Magic Enrichment Conduction Unit Cluster: Anno, built under Lawrence's leadership, which had continuously supplied Chaldea with the magical energy needed to operate throughout the Grand Order.
Besides those, there was also the Spiritron Calculation Engine: Trismegistus, which the former director Marisbury Animusphere had secured from the Atlas Institute through a contract, as well as the Void-Reality Observation Device: Paper Moon, which had been abandoned after the completion of Sheba, the project led by Lev.
Judging from the contract that had been signed, as well as the attitude of the new director, Goredolf Musik, most of Chaldea's staff would be dismissed. Only those who were absolutely indispensable—and those who were not particularly important—would remain.
Fujimaru Ritsuka belonged to the first group. Dustin, the physicist who was not even a magus, clearly belonged to the second.
Whenever Lawrence came to a room, she would step inside, take a look around, greet the people