"What's with that look?" Rin flared up, but then folded her arms and turned her face away. "Didn't I say there was nothing to worry about? I bet you can't even summon a Servant."
No matter how Shinji heard it, that sounded like a flag. He had a feeling that if he really drew a summoning circle, one thought from Xiaojing would most likely bring forth bones... no, a Servant.
"Actually, Tohsaka, not being a mage doesn't mean you can't summon a Servant. Not to mention that as one of the Three Great Families, the Matou family had plenty of methods in the books I burned that could let ordinary people control summoned Servants."
"Wait..." Rin's expression shifted slightly as she glanced up at Shinji. "Don't tell me... in the past few minutes, you suddenly developed some passing interest in the Holy Grail War?"
"Tch!" Shinji curled his lip, propped one cheek up with a hand, and waved his other hand. "Don't make it sound like you know me so well. I was just stating some objective facts to remind you not to get too careless in the coming war."
As he spoke, Shinji casually glanced at the Command Spells on Rin's hand. "After all, before the war has even begun, it looks like you've already used one of your most important Command Spells on something completely trivial, haven't you? Miss Letdown."
"You...!" Rin had been struck where it hurt, but she still stubbornly retorted, "I-I didn't use a Command Spell on something trivial! It was something absolutely necessary!"
Rin, I don't think something that trivial needed a Command Spell either, Archer said.
Shut up! And wasn't it all your fault?!
That said, this man's insight really isn't something to underestimate.
*I don't need you to tell me that! That's