The world of Type-Moon starts with saving Altria!

But in any case, it has little to do with Mordred.

Why does she appear?

Ian thought about it.

Time will not stop because of their doubts.

The light gradually disappeared, and the body of the "Servant" gradually solidified into a human form.

Blonde hair and green eyes.

Her figure is as petite as Altria's.

But at this moment she has another name - Mordred.

After returning to this world, the first words the girl was going to shout out were:

"father--"

Before Mordred could finish her words, Ian, who had just stopped there, came in front of her at a speed that seemed to be a once-in-a-lifetime flash.

He interrupted Mordred and pulled her aside.

"Don't yell like that."

"Eh?!"

Although it seems that I have no idea why I do this.

But after Mordred blinked his eyes, which were the same color as Altria's, he nodded and responded.

"I see."

"what happened?"

Ophelia's voice came from behind the two of them.

"What happened?"

"nothing."

Ian let go of Mordred and turned back.

"Ophelia, don't worry."

"..."

Ophelia's expression seemed a little complicated and helpless.

"Ian, you better be careful."

The top magician looked at Mordred in front of him.

"This is a 'Servant'. If you treat her like this, she will be angry."

"If that happens, it will be troublesome."

Before Ian could answer, Mordred smiled and said:

"How can such a thing happen!"

"This is my—"

The word "father" almost came out of his mouth subconsciously again, and Mordred quickly covered his mouth and leaned close to Ian.

She murmured softly:

"Since you're not allowed to yell that, how can I do it instead?"

"..."

Ian was silent for a moment and replied:

"Master."

"You can call me that for now."

This wasn't a name Ian made up on a whim.

Rather, it is the actual content recorded in the magician's book.

The incarnation of the "Heroic Spirit" that descended into the world is the "Servant".

The magician who has a servitude relationship with the "Servant" is the "Master".

So strictly speaking, there is no problem with Ian letting Mordred call him that.

It just seems a little inhumane.

But now is not the time to discuss this.

You can't let Ophelia know that he is Mordred's father, right?

That would make things very difficult to explain.

“Master…”

Mordred obviously didn't like the title, but she nodded anyway.

"okay, I get it!"

She smiled and looked at Ophelia.

"This is my Master!"

"One-eyed monster, don't worry that I will hurt him!"

"Who, who is the one-eyed monster!"

Ophelia responded rather unconvinced.

"That's too rude of a name."

"Eh?"

Mordred scratched his hair.

"But that's basically what we all call people with one eye. There's nothing wrong with that."

"And then again—"

The girl looked at her surroundings and crossed her arms.

"This room looks so weird."

“I’ve never seen a place decorated like this.”

"..."

Mordred's simple words made Ophelia realize something.

"Ian, come here for a moment."

Now it was Ian and Ophelia's turn to whisper.

"What's wrong, Ophelia?"

"Somewhat something is wrong."

"Something's wrong?"

"Yeah." Ophelia nodded.

"The Mordred you summoned doesn't seem to have been infused with the concept of 'modern'."

"'modern'?"

"Yes," Ophelia explained.

"In the final analysis, the 'Servants' formed by the advent of the 'Heroic Spirits' are still essentially people of that era."

"This means that their cognition and views will remain in that era - which is obviously not useful to the Master."

"So, when the 'Heroic Spirits' come to this world in the form of 'Servants', they are injected with the concept of 'modernity'. It is complicated to explain, but the specific manifestation is that they have modern knowledge and know some corresponding basic concepts."

"but--"

Ophelia glanced at Mordred, who was still looking at the things in the room curiously, and then looked back at Ian in front of her.

"She's clearly not 'modern' right?"

"..."

Ian thought for a moment and then asked;

"Why did this happen? Is it because of me?"

"That's possible." Ophelia did not hide it.

"However, if you think about it actually, maybe it is because our method of summoning does not go through the medium of the 'Holy Grail', so there is a fallacy."

"Ian."

Ophelia looked at the man in front of her.

"I think we should ask her some questions to confirm the situation, don't you?"

"……Listen to you."

Ian gave a forced smile.

"I can only trust you now."

Ophelia blushed, but quickly calmed down.

"Stop doing this."

She covered her skirt and turned her face away.

"I still remember what you did."

"After I finish dealing with this matter, I will never say another word to you again!"

"Ok, I know."

No more words.

The two men began to act.

"Mordred, come here for a moment."

“Oh! Here it comes!”

Hearing Ian calling him like that, Mordred immediately put down the book in his hand and walked over.

"Father... Master, what's wrong?"

"Don't be nervous, I just have some questions for you."

After saying this, Ian glanced at Ophelia beside him.

The latter nodded in understanding.

"Mordred, I'm Ophelia."

"So your name is Ophelia?"

Mordred looked her up and down and seemed to think that the name was very suitable for her.

"Um...what's wrong?"

"Nothing, I just want to ask under what circumstances you sensed this call."

Although Ian was never expected to be able to summon Mordred, this does not mean that Ophelia did not provide "after-sales service".

Confirming the status of a "Heroic Spirit" when it is summoned is what a Master should do when he obtains a "Servant".

Because in this way, you can judge to the greatest extent which period your "Servant" is in.

King Arthur before he became famous and King Arthur after he became famous are not on the same level in terms of legendary degree.

"Under what circumstances did you feel the call from your father... the Master?"

Mordred scratched his face.

"I just remember being dragged to a very strange place, and seeing a guy called, what was his name..."

Recalling the scenes in the simulated battle, Ian added tentatively.