"Master, what do you think?" Lawrence looked at Fujimaru Ritsuka.
Lawrence naturally understood Oceannus's temperament as well, but at this critical moment when humanity's survival was at stake, he could not bring himself to gamble the key to victory or defeat on his impression of one person.
Though they were all differentiated individuals from the same source, the differences between individuals could be enormous. They were fundamentally different people.
And the connection between individuals was merely knowing that such a person existed, and roughly knowing what they had experienced. Nothing more.
Otherwise, Lawrence might not even have known about his own descendants—
No, that could be considered later. The urgent matter was resolving the current Singularity first.
Fujimaru Ritsuka lowered his head in thought.
Before long, he raised his head. "I've decided to believe what Ms. Doris said."
Lawrence merely smiled and shook his head.
As expected, that was the kind of decision Master would make.
Well, it made no difference. Or rather, Lawrence had probably suspected this from the beginning.
It was only out of responsibility and caution that he had treated Oceannus, who stood on the opposing side, as an enemy.
But now, there was temporarily nothing that needed him to do.
"Then let's rearrange our tactics." Fujimaru Ritsuka looked toward everyone.
"Our journey through this Singularity isn't over yet!"
"Regardless of where Oceannus truly stands, whether he is an ally or an opponent, we must recover the Holy Grail." Fujimaru Ritsuka's expression was serious. "We are truly grateful that Ms. Doris can lend us her strength now."
"Next, we'll continue searching for islands according to the sea chart while clearing out the remnants of Edward Teach's fleet in these waters, weakening Edward Teach's forces. Then we'll find Edward Teach and fight him head-on!"
"We... will win!"
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