At this moment, because of Romani Archaman's explanation and the question Fujimaru Tachibana had raised, the atmosphere changed.
In Chaldea's command room, everyone except Da Vinci looked at Romani Archaman suspiciously. After all, this information was neither recorded in history nor among the supernatural world's secret records. Where had Romani Archaman learned it?
Within the Singularity, Mash was also watching Romani Archaman suspiciously, sensing that something was off.
Nearby, Anna stood quietly by the wall, watching them, while Merlin wore the expression of someone here purely for the entertainment. His delight in the spectacle was practically overflowing.
As for Fujimaru Tachibana, she simply fixed those eyes on Romani Archaman, waiting for his answer.
By now, Romani Archaman was breaking out in a cold sweat. The feeling of having his cover blown washed over him, leaving him utterly miserable and unsure what to say.
It was clear that Romani Archaman had indeed been hiding something, and his knowledge of Gilgamesh's circumstances was confidential—something he could not reveal.
He opened his mouth, seemingly intending to bluff his way through it.
Yet faced with Fujimaru Tachibana's calm gaze, Romani Archaman could not bring himself to say those evasive words.
He truly could not lie against his conscience to Fujimaru Tachibana. But there were some things he genuinely could not say; too much was involved.
Fortunately, at that crucial moment, Da Vinci spoke up. With a grin, she squeezed Romani Archaman aside, leaving only half his head on the screen while she took up most of it.
Da Vinci said with a smile, "Tachibana, come on, don't mind that idiot Romani Archaman! Just as you guessed, he does have secrets of his own, but he doesn't want to deceive you either, so he got all conflicted."
"But I can guarantee that this idiot absolutely