Bazett never thought that one day he would describe a historical figure with "psychological shock".
It's still the kind that's famous but has mixed reviews.
"I... find it hard to believe that you will be the 'Samura Anno'."
She looked at the man sitting opposite her with a dull face, wearing fashionable clothes, with a look in her eyes that made her want to cry.
"I just read the deeds and biographies related to you before I came here. You..."
"Why, do you think the historical figures from the book don't match your impression?"
Zuo Cun didn't feel offended and just smiled.
"The history book only has a few words, which is too long to write about one person. It is just a retelling of what we have done. In fact, what kind of people we are - if you don't get along with each other in person, you won't know, right?
?”
"It's not a good habit to profile history."
"...I'll try my best to convince myself this way."
After about ten seconds of silence, Bazett nodded with difficulty.
Although I really don’t want to admit it, it’s a pity that what Anno Samura said is right...
"So, you called me here because...what happened?"
Bazett asked knowingly - the extremely noisy environment in the bar made her a little restless and... vaguely expectant.
What Cu Chulainn said to her during the day... was it true or false?
"I thought you could be used a little bit by me, so I called you over."
"use?"
This was an unexpected answer for Bazett. She frowned and did not react immediately. She just continued to sit there and look at Kotomine Kirei.
"Like what the Irish child of light said, although ruthlessness is a natural mask, your concealment of your feelings is still too superficial."
"Your name, I remember, is Bazette Fo..."
Zuo Cun was laughing and talking, but suddenly got stuck and blinked.
"Fraga."
"Bazett Fraga Macramis."
Bazett said his full name.
"Yes... you Europeans and Americans have a hard time remembering your names."
Zuo Cun shrugged.
"In short - you like Kirei, am I right?"
He squinted his eyes and moved closer to Bazett, smiling to clarify one thing.
"...I think...forget it, why do you want to highlight this matter? Is there anything in this matter worthy of your use?"
Bazett blushed a little, showing a trace of what Cu Chulainn called a "female expression." Fortunately, the lights in the bar were dim and no one could see it, but she was still confused.
Ta, da, da.
Zuo Cun tapped a finger on the bar table a few times, seeming to be thinking about his words.
"I'm not going to be too pretentious - I want you to be with that Kirei guy."
"——What are you saying suddenly?"
Because what Zuo Cun said was too shocking, Bazett stood up from his stool and looked at Zuo Cun with wide eyes.
"Sit down, sit down."
Zuo Cun raised one hand and pressed it down.
"That Kirei guy... he once had a marriage. You should know about this, right?"
"You mean that French woman, Claudia Ordesia?"
"Well, that's right."
"I remember...she has been dead for more than ten years, but she and Kirei had a daughter. The relationship between father and daughter seems not to be good."
Bazett knew most of the information on Kotomine Kirei's face.
Kotomine Kirei's daughter is called Karen Ordesia. She works in the Holy Church like Kotomine Kirei, but she has been avoiding her father.
Ta, da, da.
Zuo Cun clicked his fingers on the bar table again, a little faster than last time, and sounded a little anxious.
"This is the reason..."
"Although there is a possibility of killing his personality,... if possible, I still want to let him live a normal life."
"A normal person's... life?"
Bazett looked at Zuo Cun with a puzzled expression.
"...Having a wife who loves him and a child who is willing to understand him allows him to continue to live at this pace now that he understands who he is."
"To be honest, I'm a little glad now that I can be summoned again... The agreement I gave him did allow him to live a normal life, but it also left his life with only one color.
"
"From the perspective of a friend, I really hope that his life can be more colorful."
"...is it more colorful to have a wife and children?"
Although Bazett was somewhat shy, Zuomura's words puzzled her.
Facing Bazett's doubts, Zuo Cun remained silent for a long time.
Maybe for half a minute, maybe for a minute, he just raised his head and looked at the light ball on the ceiling of the bar.
"...Your Excellency Zuocun?"
Bazett tried to call out.
"Perhaps this is a conceptual problem brought about by the changing times..."
Zuo Cun smiled and looked at Bazett again.
"My biggest wish was to build a house on a mountain by the sea and live there with my wife and children, with my friends next door."
"It's a pity that my time does not allow me to have that ending. The only thing that the mountains by the sea allow me to do is to jump down amidst praise and isolation."
"——Kirei: When he once had the possibility of normal happiness, he didn't understand what feelings were, and he didn't know what kind of person he was."
"Now he finally understands the matter, but Ordesia has passed away for a long time, and his daughter is unwilling to get close to him."
"I just...from my personal point of view, I want to regain all this for him, that's all."
"Can you understand this explanation?"
Zuo Cun looked at Bazett calmly.
Bazett looked at Zuo Cun with a somewhat...shocked look.
"...Now, I think I understand somewhat why Kirei regards you as his best friend."
Zuo Cun shrugged.
In fact, it doesn't matter at all...
The reason why his relationship with Kirei is so good is simply that he pointed out Kotomine Kirei's true nature and made him a promise.
"Well, I...I think maybe I have no reason to refuse."
"What are you going to do?"
Although she was still a little reluctant and shy, Bazett now believed that Zuo Cun was indeed an ally who could help her get rid of that piece of wood.
"The first step is to establish a good relationship with his daughter."
Zuo Cun regained his energy.
"I can still maintain my contract with Kirei during this period, so I will stay here to help you throughout the process - I will go to Europe in a few days, and after finishing my own affairs, I will leave for Italy."