"Your Lostbelt is the most likely one Chaldea will surface in first."
"...Because of my Servant?"
Ophelia's brows drew together slightly.
Daybit nodded.
"Your Servant is the only one who has directly encountered Chaldea. All things considered, your Lostbelt is most likely to be the first one where Chaldea surfaces."
"Well then, that is all. Goodbye."
Buzz—
Daybit vanished as well.
Only the uneasy Ophelia and Kirschtaria remained at the round table.
"What is it? Even you feel uneasy, Ophelia?"
"No, it is not unease."
Ophelia shook her head.
"As you said, dealing with Chaldea is nothing more than a bit of miscellaneous work. Even so, it carries a certain amount of danger."
After all, they were a group accustomed to overturning worlds.
Kirschtaria said nothing. He simply smiled quietly as he watched Ophelia.
"Entrusting this matter to me is indeed the most reasonable choice, and it also happens to suit my personal wishes."
Before Kirschtaria, Ophelia did not conceal her thoughts.
"Your personal wishes?"
Kirschtaria nodded, not particularly concerned by it.
It was nothing more than something related to Mash. He had no intention of asking about it.
"Kadoc lacks the ability for it. Even maintaining the Russian Lostbelt already seems to be taxing him, and his habitual anxiety is excessive. None of us in Team A can solve his psychological problems. According to the reports, even if Russia's Lostbelt King is not a divine being, it is still an existence no weaker than a god—perhaps even more powerful and terrifying. I am worried that Kadoc will not be able to control such a Lostbelt King."
"With all that considered, if Chaldea surfaces from his side as well, there is no telling how far things will develop."
"As for Hinako... I do not really understand her situation, but her