Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirou and Gudako contact Chaldea; Shirou reveals that they've handed over the monsters to capable helpers.
• The magical Castle of Impurity appears, threatening to destroy the world.
• Amakusa Shirou, driven mad by hatred, plans to destroy all worlds as revenge.
• Yagyu Danjo Munenori, now a Heroic Spirit Swordsman, challenges Musashi to a duel.

Character Developments

• Shirou: Shows concern for Musashi's safety but also understands her dedication to her swordsmanship.
• Musashi: Excited about the duel with Yagyu, reveals her dedication to reaching the pinnacle of swordsmanship.
• Amakusa Shirou: Driven mad by hatred, plans to destroy all worlds as revenge.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of one's passion or goal, even at great cost.
• The consequences of hatred and resentment.
• The struggle between personal desires and the greater good.

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Musashi: Shirou understands Musashi's dedication to her swordsmanship but is still disappointed in her prioritizing the duel over the safety of others.
• Musashi and Gudako: Musashi is touched by Gudako's determination to fight alongside her, leading to a moment of camaraderie.
• Amakusa Shirou and the world: Amakusa Shirou's hatred for the world and desire for revenge drive him to attempt to destroy all worlds.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirou allows Gudako to stay and fight with Musashi against Yagyu Dan no Kami.
• Musashi faces Yagyu Dan no Kami and, after a challenging battle, understands and completes her ultimate swordsmanship, defeating him.
• Shirou confronts Amakusa Shirou Tokisada, the sorcerer behind the Gando-Naraku Demonic Castle, who reveals his plans for revenge and world destruction.
• The demonic castle's Reality Marble engulfs the surroundings, turning it into a hellish landscape.
• Orochi appears and offers an alliance with Shirou to defeat the rogue white god and protect humanity.

Character Developments

• Musashi gains a deeper understanding of her swordsmanship and completes her ultimate technique after her intense battle with Yagyu Dan no Kami.
• Amakusa Shirou Tokisada's obsession with revenge and hatred is further revealed, showing his descent into darkness and madness.
• Shirou demonstrates his resolve to protect the world and his allies, even considering an alliance with Orochi to achieve their shared goals.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of obsession and hatred, as seen in Amakusa Shirou Tokisada's descent into darkness.
• The power of understanding and growth through adversity, as demonstrated by Musashi's development in her swordsmanship.
• The importance of unity and alliances in the face of overwhelming adversity, as shown by Shirou's consideration of Orochi's offer.

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Gudako's bond is strengthened as they express their determination to protect each other and their world.
• Musashi and Yagyu Dan no Kami's duel highlights their mutual respect and understanding, even as they fight to the death.
• Shirou and Orochi's potential alliance demonstrates their shared goals and mutual respect, despite their differences.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirou defeats Amakusa Shirou and seals Yamata no Orochi, but a remnant of the Orochi possesses Mochizuki Chiyome, leading to a final confrontation.
• Taira no Masakado, son of Yamata no Orochi, is summoned and battles Shirou, but is ultimately defeated.
• Shirou prepares to seal Yamata no Orochi once and for all.

Character Developments

• Shirou demonstrates his power and resolve, using his Mystic Eyes and Noble Phantasm to defeat powerful foes.
• Yamata no Orochi reveals its true form and intentions, showing its unwillingness to change and its desire to continue harming humans.
• Taira no Masakado is revealed to be the son of Yamata no Orochi, further emphasizing the Orochi's malevolent nature.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between humans and monsters/evil beings, reflecting the ongoing conflict between order and chaos.
• The consequences of refusing to change or adapt, as seen in Yamata no Orochi's insistence on its old ways.
• The power of determination and resolve, as demonstrated by Shirou's unwavering stance against evil.

Character Interactions

• Shirou faces off against his former companions, Tomoe Gozen and Fuma Kotaro, who are now under the control of Yamata no Orochi.
• Shirou interacts with the remnants of Yamata no Orochi, displaying his resolve to seal the beast once and for all.
• Gudako and BB-chan discuss their respective origins and Shirou's harem situation, providing a brief moment of levity amidst the intense battle.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Three Sacred Treasures (Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi, Yata no Kagami, Yasakani no Magatama) gather those with similar items.
• Tamamo-no-Mae, Kiyohime, and Shirou use their items to defeat Yamata no Orochi.
• Musashi and Kojiro have a final, epic duel, with Musashi emerging victorious.
• Musashi, satisfied with her swordsmanship, leaves this world.
• Shirou decides to take Illya with him, and they bid farewell to Tamamo-no-Mae, Kiyohime, and Kato Danzo.
• Shirou returns to his village with Gudako and BB, where he says his goodbyes to Afeng and Tadasuke.

Character Developments

• Musashi achieves her lifelong goal of mastering her swordsmanship and defeats two top swordsmen, then leaves this world content.
• Shirou decides to take Illya with him, showing his acceptance of her and his willingness to take responsibility for her.
• Afeng and Tadasuke show maturity and understanding as they say goodbye to Shirou, demonstrating their growth.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of one's goals and the satisfaction of achieving them (Musashi).
• The importance of family and responsibility (Shirou's decision to take Illya with him, and his care for Afeng and Tadasuke).
• The passage of time and change (Musashi's departure, Shirou's decision to leave the village).

Character Interactions

• Musashi and Kojiro's epic duel showcases their skill and determination.
• Shirou and Illya's interaction demonstrates their growing bond and Shirou's acceptance of Illya.
• Shirou's farewell with Afeng and Tadasuke highlights their growth and Shirou's role as their mentor and guardian.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gudako and Shirou bid farewell to Afeng and Tadasuke, who decide to stay in their world.
• Gudako returns to Chaldea, where she's greeted by Servants and Da Vinci.
• Shirou, Illya, and BB prepare to leave the Warring States period.
• Shirou encounters Alaya, who reveals that using his power for personal gain is acceptable, but he must defeat the white deity to gain full approval.

Character Developments

• Gudako is exhausted but relieved to be back in Chaldea.
• Shirou acknowledges his desire to make Illya happy and accepts that using his power for personal reasons is not inherently wrong.
• Illya is happy to be with Shirou but is confused by her growing feelings for him.
• Alaya transforms to mimic human forms and understands human emotions better.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of using power for personal gain.
• The struggle between personal desires and the greater good.
• The importance of understanding and accepting one's feelings.

Character Interactions

• Gudako and Mash reunite and decide to visit Shirou's home together.
• Shirou and Illya decide to leave the Warring States period together.
• Shirou and Alaya discuss the nature of his power and its use.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirou is pulled into a tropical paradise by B.B., a GM-level AI Heroic Spirit.
• He reunites with familiar faces like Illya, Raikō, Artoria, and Komachi.
• They enjoy beach activities, and Shirou cooks for everyone.
• At night, Shirou confesses to Illya that he arbitrarily decided her happiness in this world.

Character Developments

• Shirou reflects on his past and realizes he's been indifferent to others' lives and evaluations.
• Illya enjoys her time with the group and appreciates their company.
• Komachi is excited to see Shirou but is disappointed to find him grown up.

Significant Themes

• Happiness and Arbitrariness: Shirou questions if he's forcing happiness on Illya, echoing the white deity's unilateral decision to bring happiness to humanity.
• Indifference and Connection: Shirou acknowledges his past indifference to others and his lack of close friends, contrasting with his current connections in this world.

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Illya share a heart-to-heart conversation about their feelings and the people around them.
• Shirou interacts with various familiar faces, showing his care for them through cooking and spending time together.
• Komachi's excitement and disappointment upon seeing Shirou highlight their sibling bond.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirou apologizes to Illya for not considering her feelings in bringing her to his world.
• Illya expresses her happiness in being with Shirou and her acceptance of his feelings.
• They meet Artoria and Jeanne d'Arc, who start a playful argument, leading to a fireworks display.
• Shirou brings Illya to his home, where his family warmly accepts her.
• Shirou reveals to the Service Club girls about his relationship with the white deity and his plan.
• Shirou spends time with his family, expressing his love and gratitude.
• Shirou meets Alaya, who asks for his help, revealing that she's not the only one seeking it.

Character Developments

• Shirou shows growth in understanding and considering Illya's feelings.
• Illya expresses her love and acceptance of Shirou's feelings.
• Shirou's family warmly accepts Illya, showing their kindness and open-mindedness.
• Shirou decides to help Alaya, showing his responsibility and willingness to protect his world.

Significant Themes

• The importance of communication and understanding in relationships (Shirou and Illya).
• The acceptance and love of family (Shirou's family).
• The responsibility and willingness to protect one's world (Shirou's decision to help Alaya).

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Illya's interaction shows their growing bond and understanding.
• Artoria and Jeanne d'Arc's playful argument highlights their contrasting personalities.
• Shirou's interaction with his family shows their love and closeness.
• Shirou's conversation with the Service Club girls shows their trust and support in him.

Summary

In the chapter "Please Play Fate/Grand Order With Me," Shirou Emiya is approached by Gaia and Alaya, two major Counter Forces, who ask him to deal with the white deity. They reveal that the white deity has become a threat to Earth and humanity, and only Shirou can stop it. Gaia offers to revive Shirou if he dies in the process, while Alaya offers to grant any of his requests. Shirou agrees to help but wants them to explain everything clearly first. Gaia recounts the history of humanity and the white deity's evolution, revealing that the deity has hidden itself in an independent space. Alaya and Gaia agree to assist Shirou with the system they created, and Shirou sets off to retrieve the keys needed to counter the white deity. The chapter ends with Shirou preparing to enter the world where Rin Tohsaka resides.

Key Plot Points and Events

1. Shirou is approached by Gaia and Alaya, who ask him to deal with the white deity.
2. Gaia and Alaya reveal the history of humanity and the white deity's evolution.
3. Shirou agrees to help but wants them to explain everything clearly first.
4. Gaia recounts the history of humanity and the white deity's evolution.
5. Alaya and Gaia agree to assist Shirou with the system they created.
6. Shirou sets off to retrieve the keys needed to counter the white deity.

Character Developments

1. Shirou Emiya: Shirou is determined to help counter the white deity but wants to understand the situation clearly first. He is also concerned about his family and companions.
2. Gaia: Gaia is the consciousness of Earth and is willing to revive Shirou if he dies in the process of countering the white deity. She is also willing to grant Shirou maximum freedom and authority if he signs a contract with her.
3. Alaya: Alaya is the collective subconscious of all humanity and is willing to grant any of Shirou's requests if he helps counter the white deity. She is also willing to help Shirou with the system they created.

Significant Themes

1. The struggle between humanity and the white deity.
2. The consequences of humanity's actions on the environment.
3. The importance of understanding the situation clearly before making decisions.

Character Interactions

1. Shirou interacts with Gaia and Alaya, who ask him to help counter the white deity.
2. Gaia and Alaya interact with each other, revealing their different perspectives on the white deity and humanity.
3. Shirou interacts with Gaia and Alaya, wanting to understand the situation clearly before making a decision.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Rin Tohsaka's defensive barrier is easily broken by Cú Chulainn's spear.
• Gudako appears and offers Rin a smartphone to summon a Servant.
• Rin and Gudako escape from Cú Chulainn using a magic transfer array.
• They arrive at Emiya's mansion, now owned by Rin.
• Rin learns about Chaldea and Gudako's mission.
• Rin decides to investigate outside while Gudako rests.

Character Developments

• Rin Tohsaka: Struggles with her frugality and reluctance to use gemstones for Magecraft. She's more open to using technology after Gudako's guidance.
• Gudako: Shows her optimistic and helpful nature, teaching Rin about the FGO system.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between frugality and wastefulness in Magecraft use.
• The importance of technology and adaptability in modern life.
• The consequences of history changing and the need to investigate.

Character Interactions

• Rin and Gudako: They form a temporary alliance, with Gudako helping Rin understand the FGO system and Rin offering Gudako a place to rest.
• Rin and Cú Chulainn: Rin's barrier is easily broken by Cú Chulainn, showing his power and Rin's vulnerability without a Servant.

• Rin Tohsaka summons Ishtar, who possesses Rin's body, allowing Rin to regain control and use her own body for combat.
• Shirou arrives in Fuyuki City, and Rin summons him as a Servant.
• Shirou and Rin spar in the dojo, with both displaying impressive combat skills.
• Gudako watches their fight and realizes there's something suspicious between Shirou and Rin.
• After their spar, Shirou and Rin decide to have a meal together, with Rin offering to cook Chinese fried rice.
• Shirou assures Gudako that Rin's cooking is delicious, recalling his first encounter with Chinese cuisine through Rin's cooking.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirou and Rin have a cooking competition, reminiscent of their past.
• Shirou battles Berserker (Heracles), using his Reality Marble and Noble Phantasms to defeat him.
• Rin decides to return to London after the Holy Grail War.

Character Developments

• Shirou shows growth in his combat abilities, defeating Berserker more efficiently than in the past.
• Rin reflects on her cooking skills and decides to improve them.
• Gudako remains cheerful and supportive throughout the chapter.

Significant Themes

• The power of belief and determination, as seen in Shirou's battle against Berserker.
• The importance of personal growth and improvement, as shown by Rin's decision to enhance her culinary skills.
• The influence of the past on the present, with Shirou and Rin's shared history affecting their interactions.

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Rin's friendly competition in cooking highlights their camaraderie and shared history.
• Shirou's battle with Berserker showcases his growth as a fighter, with Rin's support and Gudako's encouragement.
• Rin's conversation with Shirou about her future plans reveals her introspection and determination.

Key Plot Points

• Shirou and Rin arrive in Fuyuki City to resolve an anomaly.
• They find the Church of the Holy See attacked, the priest killed, and no sign of the orphans.
• Four Servants, acting abnormally, ambush and attack Shirou, Rin, and Gudako.

Character Developments

• Shirou projects Hrunting to distract the Servants while he searches for their power source.
• Rin demonstrates her combat skills and Magecraft against the Servants.
• Gudako shows her knowledge of Heroic Spirits and supports Rin.

Significant Themes

• The danger and abnormality of the current Holy Grail War.
• The power and pride of Heroic Spirits, even as projections.
• The importance of teamwork and strategy in combat.

Character Interactions

• Shirou, Rin, and Gudako work together to face the Servants.
• Rin and Gudako's dynamic: Rin's frustration and Gudako's support.
• The Servants' focus on attacking Rin, demonstrating their lack of intelligence and prioritization of her as a target.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Holy Grail is revealed to be a passage connecting the inner world's Greater Holy Grail to the outside.
• Shirou destroys the Holy Grail, but it's revealed that the black mud, the world's evil, would have gushed out if it had been filled with Magic Power.
• Kirei Kotomine, now a spirit, appears and reveals his plan to restart the Holy Grail War, using Fuyuki City's humans as nourishment for Magic Power.
• Servants with black aura, now controlled by the Holy Grail, begin to attack.
• Angra Mainyu, an Avenger who looks like Shirou, appears and reveals his plan to sacrifice Fuyuki City to create multiple Holy Grails and save millions of worlds.
• Angra Mainyu summons an ocean of black mud to engulf Fuyuki City.

Character Developments

• Shirou remains determined to protect Fuyuki City and its inhabitants, despite the potential consequences.
• Rin Tohsaka, driven by revenge for her destroyed home, decides to fight against Angra Mainyu and Kirei Kotomine.
• Angra Mainyu reveals his past and his plan to save millions of worlds, showing a different perspective from Shirou.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of one's actions and the greater good.
• The duality of good and evil, and the complexities of morality.
• The importance of family and personal connections.

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Gudako work together to protect Fuyuki City.
• Rin Tohsaka joins Shirou and Gudako to fight against Angra Mainyu and Kirei Kotomine.
• Shirou and Angra Mainyu have a conversation about their differing views on the situation and the world.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirou and Angra Mainyu clash, with Shirou using his divine sword to sever the fate of humanity and rewrite destiny.
• Fuyuki City is saved from destruction, and the summoned beings, including Kirei Kotomine, disappear.
• Gudako receives a summons from Chaldea and leaves Fuyuki City.
• Shirou and Rin Tohsaka part ways, with Shirou entering a new world to find Sakura.

Character Developments

• Shirou: He grows more determined to protect humans and rewrite their fate, showing a strong sense of responsibility and resolve.
• Angra Mainyu: Despite his evil nature, he acknowledges the necessity of evil in the world and expresses regret for his actions.
• Rin Tohsaka: She remains confident and resourceful, planning to continue her training at the Clock Tower after Shirou's departure.
• Gudako: She accepts her summons from Chaldea without hesitation, showing a sense of duty and acceptance of her role.

Significant Themes

• The necessity of both good and evil in the world.
• The struggle for survival and the unwillingness to be sacrificed.
• The importance of family and the pain of separation.
• The search for a new beginning and the difficulty of adapting to change.

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Angra Mainyu: Their clash highlights their differing views on the necessity of evil and the importance of human survival.
• Shirou and Rin Tohsaka: Their parting emphasizes their shared determination to protect Sakura and their resolve to face the challenges ahead.
• Shirou and Gudako: Their brief interaction shows their mutual respect and understanding, as well as their shared sense of duty.

Sakura Matou's World

• Sakura appears in this world as an orphan, living alone and attending elementary school.
• She feels lonely and misses her family from her past life, particularly her older sister and Shirou.
• Despite her peaceful and tranquil life, she feels an emptiness and longing for the people she has lost.

Summary

Plot Points and Events

• Sakura finds a small animal, Fou, during a rainstorm and brings it home.
• Fou is revealed to be a familiar with a smartphone containing a message from Da Vinci.
• Zouken Matou, now a Bug Master, arrives in a nearby village, turning the elderly into insects and causing a Holy Grail War to begin in the city.

Character Developments

• Sakura takes in Fou and cares for it, showing her compassionate nature.
• Zouken Matou reveals his immortality and plans to start a Holy Grail War in the city.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of Zouken's immortality and his desire for power.
• Sakura's past trauma and her resolve to protect her loved ones.

Character Interactions

• Sakura interacts with Fou, showing affection and concern for the small animal.
• Zouken Matou appears to Sakura, revealing his plans and criticizing her past inaction.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sakura is reborn at the age of five in a world where a Holy Grail War has begun, and a new Spirit domain has formed.
• Sakura encounters Shinji Matou, who has become a powerful Mage with a zombie-like appearance.
• Shirou enters the barrier as a Servant to protect Sakura.

Character Developments

• Sakura: She is more determined and stubborn, refusing to give up like she did in her previous life.
• Shinji Matou: He has become powerful but twisted, holding grudges against Shirou and Sakura.
• Shirou: He is willing to sacrifice himself to become a Servant and enter the barrier to protect Sakura.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice: Shirou is willing to give up his divinity and become a Servant to save Sakura.
• Determination: Sakura is more determined to protect her senpai and find him.
• Change: Shinji's transformation into a powerful but twisted Mage reflects the changes in his personality and the world.

Character Interactions

• Sakura and Shinji: Their interaction is hostile, with Sakura determined to find Shirou and Shinji mocking and threatening her.
• Shirou and Shinji: They have a tense confrontation, with Shirou trying to protect Sakura and Shinji trying to stop him.
• Sakura and Shirou: Although they haven't met yet, Sakura is determined to find Shirou, and Shirou is willing to sacrifice himself to protect her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sakura encounters black humanoids and animals made of black mud, which are actually people turned into Familiars.
• She finds Zouken Matou, who summons Tokiomi Tohsaka's likeness to attack her.
• Zouken reveals that anyone desiring the Holy Grail is cursed by the black mud within it.
• Shirou appears, protecting Sakura from Zouken's Servants.
• Zouken summons more Servants, including Tokiomi Tohsaka, Archer, and Caster, to fight Shirou.
• Shirou is overwhelmed by the black mud's pseudo-element and begins to sink.

Character Developments

• Sakura shows bravery and determination in facing Zouken and his creations.
• Shirou demonstrates his Berserker class, fighting fiercely to protect Sakura.
• Zouken reveals his manipulative and cruel nature, enjoying the suffering of others.

Significant Themes

• The curse of the Holy Grail and the evil within it.
• The struggle between justice and evil, represented by Shirou and Zouken.
• The consequences of one's desires and the price of ambition.

Character Interactions

• Sakura and Shirou's reunion is filled with emotion and determination to protect each other.
• Zouken's manipulation of Servants and his disregard for their lives is starkly contrasted with Shirou's protective nature.
• The summoned Servants, now corrupted by black mud, fight against Shirou, highlighting the power of the Holy Grail's curse.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sakura breaks free from the worms but can't reach Shirou.
• Zouken Matou reveals his true form and plans to control Sakura.
• Shirou survives the black mud and activates Unlimited Blade Works, destroying the black world.
• A white-haired Shirou (the Deity) appears and destroys the Black Holy Grail.
• The city is destroyed, and the people are presumed dead.

Character Developments

• Sakura: Struggles with the reality of her city's destruction and the loss of its people. She asks the white-haired Shirou to build a grave for them.
• Shirou (Black-haired): Fights to protect Sakura and is concerned about the people in the city.
• Shirou (White-haired, Deity): Shows no remorse for the destruction of the city and its people, viewing it as a necessary sacrifice. He offers Sakura a new identity.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice: The white-haired Shirou views the destruction of the city and its people as a necessary sacrifice for humanity's progress.
• Identity: Sakura struggles with her identity and place in the world after the destruction of her home. The white-haired Shirou offers her a new identity.
• Power: The white-haired Shirou's power as a Deity is shown to be immense, capable of destroying the Black Holy Grail and reshaping reality.

Character Interactions

• Sakura and Shirou (Black-haired): Sakura is protective of Shirou and wants to save him. Shirou is determined to protect Sakura.
• Sakura and Shirou (White-haired, Deity): Sakura is confused and saddened by the white-haired Shirou's indifference to the city's destruction. The white-haired Shirou offers Sakura a new identity.
• Shirou (Black-haired) and Shirou (White-haired, Deity): The two Shirou's have a tense interaction, with the black-haired Shirou accusing the white-haired Shirou of deviating from humanity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirou encounters his deified self, who plans to erase everything and start anew.
• The white deity opens a gate in the sky, leaving behind a dazzling white sun.
• Artoria (Complete Body) appears, having merged with other versions of herself to restore her power.

Character Developments

• Shirou remains determined to protect humanity, even against his deified self.
• Artoria becomes more powerful and confident, merging with other versions of herself.
• Sakura is worried about Shirou's safety and the potential consequences of his actions.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between preserving the past and creating a new future.
• The consequences of power and the responsibility that comes with it.
• The importance of personal connections and the impact of loss.

Character Interactions

• Shirou and the white deity have a tense standoff, with Shirou refusing to back down.
• Sakura expresses her concern for Shirou and pleads with him to reconsider his actions.
• Artoria (Complete Body) arrives to support Shirou, revealing that she has merged with other versions of herself to prepare for the upcoming conflict.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Artoria, the King of Knights, awakens from Avalon to save the world from the overloaded Deity.
• She merges with other Artorias, gaining all their powers, and sets out to find Shirou.
• Artoria, Shirou, and Sakura plan to confront the corrupted Shirou (white god) with the help of Rin Tohsaka.
• Rin explains that the timelines have synchronized due to the Deity, and worlds are closer than ever.
• Artoria summons a rocket ship to reach the halo in the sky.

Character Developments

• Artoria merges with other versions of herself, becoming the most powerful and perfect Artoria.
• Sakura accepts Shirou's decision to fight the white god and agrees to help.
• Rin Tohsaka is determined to stop the Deity and meet Sakura.

Significant Themes

• The power of unity and cooperation among friends and allies.
• The consequences of meddling with divine powers and the dangers of unchecked deities.
• The importance of family and the lengths one would go to protect them.

Character Interactions

• Artoria, Shirou, and Sakura work together to prepare for their mission.
• Artoria and Sakura bond over their shared love for Shirou.
• Rin Tohsaka and Sakura reconnect, expressing their eagerness to meet in person.
• Artoria and Shirou share a moment of understanding and connection.