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Chapter 150: The French Servant GroupYou're reading this on the wrong site. This chapter was translated by Elysian Reads and posted for free at elysianreads.com — if you're seeing it anywhere else, it was copied without permission. Read it at the source so the people who actually did the work get the credit.
“…Master?” Nightingale paused, her sharp gaze catching the subtle shift in Fujimaru Ritsuka’s demeanor. She closed the distance between them in a single, decisive stride. Reaching out, she pressed the back of her hand against his forehead to check his temperature. As she moved, her red military sleeve slipped down to reveal the gleaming silver watch secured at her wrist. Her usually stern eyes softened with a flicker of clinical concern. “What is wrong? Are you feeling unwell?”
High above, the image on the light screen suddenly shifted. The sterile, cold white of the corridor dissolved, replaced by a wash of soft, warm light. The view settled onto the bustling Chaldea cafeteria. Rows of long tables sat neatly arranged, laden with steaming, freshly prepared meals. In the background, a vending machine hummed a quiet, steady rhythm. Several Servants clustered together in small groups, their low voices blending into a comfortable murmur. The oppressive tension from moments ago vanished, replaced by a peaceful, leisurely atmosphere.and support the real translator.Read at elysianreads.com This is a stolen translation. You're reading this on the wrong site. This chapter was translated by Elysian Reads and posted for free at elysianreads.com — if you're seeing it anywhere else, it was copied without permission. Read it at the source so the people who actually did the work get the credit.You're reading this on the wrong site. This chapter was translated by Elysian Reads and posted for free at elysianreads.com — if you're seeing it anywhere else, it was copied without permission. Read it at the source so the people who actually did the work get the credit.