The world of Type-Moon starts with saving Altria!

I saw that the young director had put aside the orange noble coat he usually wore, and the red stockings on his legs were thrown crookedly on the ground.

At this moment, she was only wearing a white dress.

The proud figure that is never revealed on weekdays is now fully displayed.

This scene made Ian take a deep breath.

After all, what attracts people's attention most about Olga Marie on weekdays is the seriousness and anxiety that emanates from her inside out.

Now, she has the beautiful aura that should be possessed by her age.

But this is just the beginning, and more unexpected things are yet to come.

Just as Ian was wondering why Olga Marie rushed back to the office in such a hurry and took off her clothes like this.

The young director immediately revealed the answer to him.

Olga Marie stretched out her hand and opened the cabinet in front of her.

She rummaged around inside for a while and then took out something that shocked her eyes - it was a small pink oval-shaped object connected to a switch by a thin rope.

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No, wait!

Is that... jumping?

Olga Marie rushed back to her office in such a hurry just to use this jump?

Ian felt that his brain was hit by an unprecedented impact.

He realized that he seemed to have stumbled upon something that was not appropriate to stumble upon.

Click.

Olga Marie turned on a switch that looked easy to touch by mistake.

Buzz buzz buzz~——a sound came.

Looking at the thing vibrating in front of her, she breathed a sigh of relief.

"Uh...hmm."

Her hand reached for her garden spot.

As Olga Marie's moans echoed in the room.

Little by little.

The little pink thing was stuffed in like that.

Olga Marie turned on the switch again with shaking hands.

Her body began to tremble, and her whole body seemed to be twisted.

Ian would not mistake this performance.

Oh, she was just comforting herself.

but--

Ian always felt that something was wrong.

Before he could figure out what was going on, Olga Marie reached into the cabinet and began to grope around again, her body trembling.

Another small thing appeared in her hand.

Ian's eyes widened—another one?

As the man looked on in amazement, Olga Marie did the same.

But it's not over yet.

Three, four, five

Ian just watched as Olga Marie stuffed them all in.

As a buzzing sound several times louder than just now echoed in the office, the director, who was usually decisive and efficient, slumped down in his chair, his whole body shaking.

This should have been an extremely shameful scene, but Ian noticed something was wrong.

Olga Marie...

He didn't seem to be excited about this kind of thing, but rather looked a little disappointed.

This is unusual.

After all, whether to stuff one or several can essentially be understood as Olga Marie's personal preference.

The worst explanation is that Star Language is strong and therefore used more frequently.

but--

He made this expression while using it.

This was the first time Ian had seen this.

It seems better not to disturb her today - at least not now.

But fate didn't seem to want Ian to get away so easily.

Just as he was about to leave, the cell phone in his pocket made a sound.

That's a reminder of new information.

The sound, which is normal at ordinary times, seems like a death warrant at this moment.

Olga Marie in the room suddenly became alert.

"Who?!"

"Who's out there?!"

"..."

Ian knew that this time he couldn't pretend he hadn't seen anything.

After all, if Olga Marie investigated, the fact that he had been here and then ran away would definitely be discovered.

no way.

You can only go in according to your original opportunity.

"It's me, Chief."

"I have something to ask you."

Olga Marie still didn't realize that she hadn't even closed the door.

But she knew clearly that it would be bad if Ian stayed outside the door for too long.

Time was running out, and the young director didn't even have time to take out the jump machines, so he could only turn them off temporarily.

She hurriedly picked up her coat to cover herself, pretending nothing had happened, and then called Ian who was outside the door.

"Well, come in."

The door opens.

Ian walked into the room pretending to know nothing;

And Olga Marie just looked at him as if she had done nothing.

The atmosphere suddenly became extremely awkward.

"..."

"..."

"What do you want to ask?" Olga Marie took the initiative to break the mysterious silence.

She still has a good impression of the man in front of her.

After confirming that the young director had not lost his mind because of those little things, Ian decided to communicate with her in a normal way.

All came in.

Of course it's impossible to do nothing.

Let's put other things aside for now.

"Director, I disagree with the results of today's investigation."

"Ok?"

Olga Marie frowned slightly.

"What objection do you have?"

"Isn't this a fact that fits Chaldea's needs in every aspect?"

"No." Ian shook his head.

"Director, others may not understand, but I am different."

"Regarding this matter...I cannot accept your explanation."

"..."

Olga Marie's expression became a little complicated.

She was silent for a long time before she managed to say:

"What's unacceptable? I think it's quite reasonable."

"I have reviewed the investigation results several times...there is nothing wrong with it."

"And you should have seen my report on the incident in the conference room just now. Isn't it reasonable? Professor Leif's investigation is perfect."

"Time, evidence, criminals, everything we need is here."

“On the surface, that’s certainly the case.”

Ian looked directly at Olga Marie, who was wrapped in a coat.

"But Director, you should also know that there are many unclear logical points here."

"If we do it so hastily, wouldn't it be a dereliction of duty?"

You should know that the helicopter that went to pick up Ritsuka Fujimaru took off directly from Chaldea in Antarctica.

If it is true as Olga Marie said, it was a "targeted attack" by an "external organization".

Then this organization must not only be proficient in magic, but also be aware of the existence of Chaldea and have a thorough understanding of the process of recruiting Master candidates.

Otherwise, it would be absolutely impossible for him to know about the helicopter pick-up, let alone perform magic on it.

Is this possible?

Indeed there is.

But it's so pitiful.

In comparison, it would be even worse to just kill Fujimaru Ritsuka in front of the inspection vehicle right from the start.

and so--

A more likely possibility is that the helicopter was tampered with before it was sent out.

Thinking in an extreme way, it is even possible that Anderson had just reported that he had found Ritsuka Fujimaru in the city when the helicopter was cast into a spell.

In any case, this is not something that should be explained away by “external organizations”!

Olga Marie felt a little guilty about what was said, but she seemed to still be worried about something.

She was silent for a moment, then spoke again.

"Ian, I understand where you're coming from."

"But Professor Leif has been in Chaldea for more than ten years, and he is very serious about his job."

"I believe he will have no problem this time."

Ian shook his head—he wasn't about to back down.

"It's always been like this, right?"

"Director, you should be able to sense that the truth of the matter is not like this, right?"