Kirei Kotomine. Lawrence did have some impression of the man, but according to Lawrence's understanding, Kirei Kotomine in this world should be different from the Kirei Kotomine he knew.
There were multiple worlds—Lawrence knew that very well—and there were vast differences between them.
Kirei Kotomine was one such example.
Lawrence knew of a world where Kirei Kotomine had summoned Assassin Sakumura Anno during the Holy Grail War of 1994, thereby suppressing his own nature and becoming a saint in the truest sense.
But... Kirei Kotomine in this world was clearly not like that.
Lawrence could not be sure what kind of person he was, but—without question, Kirei Kotomine was extremely dangerous.
As long as they knew that and remained vigilant, there should not be a problem.
"As for the other woman, I believe her name is Koyanskaya."
"Mm."
Da Vinci pursed her lips, frowned, and stroked her chin.
"There's far too little information on this person."
"She isn't an official of the Mage's Association, nor does she seem to have any connection with the Holy Church, but she is undoubtedly involved with magecraft and mystery. At the very least, judging from what we saw earlier, Goredolf Musik's interest in Chaldea—and his purchase of Chaldea—must have been closely connected to her."
"Ah, I have been keeping an eye on news about NFF."
Munier suddenly recalled something.
"It was around half a year ago, I think. There was some news about NFF in Russia. It seemed to be... private security work? Like the kind of all-purpose agency they have back in your hometown, Ritsuka? The sort that takes any job?"
"Their slogan was something like, 'Kitsch Business Consultants on a Global Scale.'"
"Russia?"
"As far as I know, the Mage's Association's influence in Russia is fairly limited. Why would an organization headquartered