In this crossover anime, Yoshikage Kira longs for a peaceful life.

Fiore was very troubled by this. She couldn't very well say that the Servant had to be killed, could she?

Even if Kira himself admitted it, no one else would believe it.

Because she is the Master, she has Command Seals.

People would be more inclined to believe that she used Command Spells to threaten the Servant into killing Serenekee, rather than that the Servant threatened her in return because she possessed Command Spells.

Although that's the truth, nobody would believe it if I told them!

She clearly has Command Seals, so how could she be threatened by a Servant?

Even Fiore had to admit that when Kira proposed killing Sereneke, she was actually quite tempted and didn't feel much resistance at all. Otherwise, she wouldn't have let him do it; she should have used a Command Spell to stop him.

Even if she wanted to explain, she would have to admit that she killed Sereneka.

But what's the reason? How can I explain it to others?

"Mmm~"

Rider noticed Fiore's distress and said with a grin, "Master, why don't you just say I did it?"

"Read it? Is that really okay?"

"It's okay."

Astolfo waved his hand. "Anyway, she did something really bad to me, so this explanation is quite reasonable, isn't it?"

"But isn't this very unfair to you?"

"So it's okay, I don't care about any of this anyway." Ridert still looked completely nonchalant.

Although she felt somewhat guilty, Fiore had to admit that she was relieved.

If Erider killed Selenekee and then sought to sign a contract with her independently, it would undoubtedly make perfect sense. Although this isn't true, others would clearly be more inclined to believe this version of events than that of her servant threatening her.

Rider winked playfully:

“Well then… Mantert, you and Archer go back first. I’ll come find you later when I’ve made a big one.”

Fiore nodded slightly. It was just in time that she hadn't signed a contract with Rider yet. If she were to sign the contract with Rider in the presence of others, it would undoubtedly make the whole thing more credible.

on the way back.

Yoshikage Kira pushed the wheel, while Fiore kept her head down the whole time, and neither of them said a word.

Back in the room, Fei Leilei finally couldn't contain her surging emotions and looked directly into the man's eyes, asking:

Kira, what is your wish?

"No."

"what?"

Phileille clearly didn't believe it. How could a Servant not have the desire to entrust the Holy Grail to? Then why did he answer the summons?

No, perhaps it's not responding to a call!

Fiore suddenly remembered the unexpected turn of events during the ritual. She was supposed to summon Tristan from the Knights of the Round Table, but Kira appeared instead, which even he found baffling.

So

If this was an accident, if Kira never intended to respond to the summons, then perhaps he truly had no desire to rely on the Holy Grail!

But is this really reasonable?

Fiore felt that something was wrong with everything, something was wrong from the very beginning of the ceremony!

"Why don't you tell me about yourself, Fiore? What is your wish?"

The servant's question caught Fiore off guard, and she muttered to herself:

"I just want my legs to heal."

She looked down at her legs, which she couldn't move.

This is inextricably linked to her magic, because her magic circuits are located on her legs.

This wasn't inherently a bad thing, but her magic circuits were congenitally distorted, causing her legs to completely stop functioning, and she would occasionally be struck by unbearable pain.

Although it can be cured, it would require removing the magic circuits from her legs. That would also mean giving up living as a magician.

Despite Fiore's studies in ergonomics and spirit summoning, and the hardship of her immobile legs, she mastered techniques to replace them. She could use her summoned forms to function in place of her paralyzed legs and even float in the air on a broomstick, but ultimately, they were not her own legs.

Moreover, as the heir to the Fulvig family, she cannot and does not want to give up magic, so she can only place her hopes on the miracle of the Holy Grail.

The hope is to regain the function of both legs while maintaining the magic circuit.

"Not the root cause?"

"I don't have such a big wish."

"It's obvious that you're unqualified as a magician."

Fiore cannot deny that there is a general consensus in the magic world that the ultimate goal of any magician must be to reach the source, and a magician who does not aim at the source is not a good magician.

Even though the Holy Grail has the power to allow people to reach the Root, she only thinks about healing her own legs.

As a magician, this is really unacceptable.

But what can be done?

Is it wrong for her to simply want the ability to walk freely like everyone else?

Kira Yoshikage knelt down in front of her and asked softly:

"If, and I mean if, you could heal your legs without the power of the Holy Grail, would your wish change?"

For example, is it about pursuing the root cause?

Fiore hesitated for a long time before whispering, "I don't know, but even if it were possible, I don't think my wish would be to reach the Root, would it?"

She felt it was impossible, and if there was a way to heal her legs while maintaining her magic circuits, she wouldn't pin her hopes on the Holy Grail.

Since it's an impossible scenario, she naturally doesn't consider what would happen if she succeeded. Even if she did succeed, getting to the root of the problem is still too early for her. Actually, sometimes she thinks, maintaining the status quo isn't so bad, is it?

Kira Yoshikage gently stroked the girl's legs through her skirt, and asked again:

"So, what price are you willing to pay to heal your legs?"

"Huh? What do you mean by asking that..."

Fiore's breath hitched, her eyes filled with obvious surprise and doubt.

"Don't answer questions with questions," Yoshikage Kira interrupted her rudely.

Fiore, though interrupted, was not annoyed; her gaze gradually hardened.

"If you can heal my legs while preserving my magic circuits, I'm willing to pay any price!"

"So, what if the price is you?"

"Huh?!"

Fiore paused for a moment, "If you mean I should become your possession, that's really..."

Fiore hesitated, her expression conflicted, unsure how to describe it.

Isn't this just like Rider?!

Rider was possessed by her Master, and now her Servant seems to want to possess her as well.

How could such a strange thing happen?

Where did her servant come from? What kind of weirdo is he? How could there be someone like him among the Knights of the Round Table? Is his real name Lancelot?

Fiore really wanted to ask that, but she held back in the end.

"You can think about it more."

Yoshikage Kira wasn't in a hurry. Although he was eager to use his hands now, he believed Fiore wouldn't think about it for too long.

Fiore didn't think for long before asking anxiously:

Will you marry me?

"ah?

This time, it was Kira Yoshikage who was stunned, unsure how to respond.

Although he knew Fiore was naive, he didn't expect her to be this naive—would a normal person ask such a question?

Obviously not!

They either refused verbally or became conflicted.

Who asks you if you'll marry me? Are you serious?!

"will not."

Despite being amazed by the girl's innocence, Yoshikage Kira answered her very honestly, "But so far, you are the first person to ask me this question."

What do you mean by "the first person to ask this question"?

Fiore really wanted to ask that question, but she also understood the hidden meaning behind it—that Kira had more than one girlfriend or lover!

"Is your real name Lancelot?"

"No."

I think so!

Fiore's cheeks flushed red as she glared at him angrily.

The more she looked, the more she felt that her servant was Lancelot!

Although Lancelot was renowned in history, he was not only gentle and refined, generous and devout, but also courteous, making him a perfect example of a knight.

However, he just couldn't shake his flirtatious nature, which made him a target of criticism from many people.

The servant before us looks a lot like Lancelot in every way!

Tall, handsome, and summoned using fragments of the Round Table—who else could it be but Lancelot?

Are there any other Knights of the Round Table as passionate as Lancelot?

Obviously not!

"If you think so, then so be it, even though I don't know him."