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"After all, she is an honors student from the Clock Tower."

"but--"

The young director looked at Ian in front of him.

"Although I don't really want to restrict you like this, it's still better to report such a summons if possible."

"After all, if everyone does this, it will be a bit troublesome to manage."

"You don't want such a conflict to happen again next time, do you?"

"understood."

Ian agreed first.

As to whether this will actually be done, it depends on the situation at that time.

He is not a good person and only follows the rules that are beneficial to him.

And this trip was not just to explain the summoning of Mordred.

"Captain, what are you going to do about this attack?"

Ian raised his doubts very directly.

"I am now very concerned about the personal safety of every Master candidate."

"I know how you feel."

Olga Marie pursed her chin.

"I am also thinking about the corresponding methods."

"You Master candidates are very important to Chaldea. I must protect you even if it means sacrificing myself."

"but--"

Olga Marie looked at Ian, her eyes showing some embarrassment.

"It happened suddenly. Even if I launch an investigation, it will take some time to get the results."

"How to ensure your safety during this period is also a very complex issue, and it is also a problem in terms of manpower scheduling."

"..."

Ian could see that Olga Marie was not just being perfunctory.

Thinking of the worried look of Fujimaru Ritsuka in the ward just now, he realized that this was indeed a big problem.

It is not an easy task to truly protect every Master candidate.

and many more.

just?

Ian suddenly had a bold idea.

"Director, I have an idea about how to deal with this period of time."

"idea?"

"Yeah." Ian nodded.

"Director, since we still don't know who did these things, I think it is necessary for us to establish a mechanism for mutual communication."

"Mechanisms of interconnection?"

Olga Marie savored Ian's words and suddenly understood.

"Do you mean that the Master candidates should contact each other more?"

"Yes."

Ian confirmed her statement.

"This way, Director, you won't have to dispatch personnel to ensure our safety, and you will definitely have more spare energy for the investigation."

"in addition--"

"You summoned us to Chaldea, probably because you want to do something later, right? I think it would be beneficial to train people who are suitable for teaming up in advance."

"Eh?"

After hearing what Ian said, Olga Marie showed a surprised expression.

"Your idea is indeed good."

"If the Master candidates are allowed to form their own teams, it will have some deterrent effect and save manpower."

"As expected of a Master who dares to stand up for his Servant."

"Ian, I admire you!"

"Captain, what you mean is—"

"Do as you say."

Olga Marie seemed very happy to have unexpectedly found a suitable solution.

"You guys wait for me here."

"I'll draw up a draft now, and you guys can help me see if there are any problems!"

Olga Marie took action immediately.

She looked at the contents on the computer and began to draw up a suitable plan according to Ian's ideas.

And Matthew quietly moved closer to Ian.

She asked softly:

"Senior, if I understand the plan correctly, it should mean that the Master candidates gather together to protect each other, right?"

"It's okay if you understand it that way."

Ian looked at Matthew.

"What's wrong? Do you have any ideas?"

"No!" Mashu waved her hands, "I fully agree with the method that Senior suggested."

"that is--"

Mashu looked embarrassed.

"I'm afraid no one will be willing to do this with me then."

"so……"

The pink-haired girl looked at the man in front of her cautiously.

"Senior, do you think I am suitable?"

"..."

Ian smiled and reached out to stroke Matthew's head.

"Isn't this a matter of course?"

"That's great, senior!"

Mashu's face blossomed with joy after receiving the promise.

She had no idea that she seemed to have misunderstood the concept of "gathering."

"Then I will apply to the director later!"

"I'll move in with my senior tomorrow!"

"what?!"

164. Living with Mashu/Detective Fou! (4k)

"senior?"

Ian's reaction made the already timid Matthew suddenly nervous.

"Isn't it a bad idea to do this?"

Looking at Matthew's expectant yet somewhat fearful eyes, Ian knew that if he rejected her right then and there, it would probably cause her a great psychological blow.

He glanced at Olga Marie who was still busy writing the Master-Master Mutual Protection Plan, thought for a while, and then said:

"Mashu, let's see if the director agrees first."

"Hey, okay."

It was neither a rejection nor an agreement. Mashu just waited anxiously.

But Ian had another idea in his mind.

Chaldea...shouldn't allow men and women to live together, right?

After all, when she met Ophelia before, she had told her to be careful not to be discovered by others.

Time passes slowly in this waiting.

Olga Marie, who was so anxious that her eyes were burning with anger, finally drew up a preliminary draft.

"nailed it."

The young director stood up and handed Ian the printed list of plans.

"Ian, please help me take a look."

obviously.

Because of Ian's constructive ideas, Olga Marie suddenly had two fewer big troubles (referring to the problem of insufficient investigation manpower and the contradiction between the need to add additional manpower to take care of the Master candidates).

At this moment, she had an unquestionable trust in the man in front of her.

While Ian was checking the plan, Matthew, who had been waiting for a long time, mustered up the courage to ask;

"Director, I have an idea!"

After saying this, Mashu felt that her tone was impolite, so she immediately apologized.

"Sorry, I seem to be a little excited."

"It's okay." Olga Marie smiled.

"You helped me bring someone who can solve the problem here, which is a great achievement."

"so--"

Olga Marie patted Mashu's shoulder gently.

"Mashu, what are your thoughts? Tell me."

"..."

The director's behavior gave Mashu great encouragement.