Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirou, Soji, and Nobu infiltrate a bandit camp, but it's an ambush.
• Shirou uses smoke bombs and hidden weapons to disrupt the bandits, while Soji and Nobu try to escape.
• Soji is cornered by Okada Izou, a powerful bandit, and eventually falls off a cliff.
• Shirou is surrounded by bandits and archers, planning to fight to the end.

Character Developments

• Shirou demonstrates his combat skills and resolve, absorbing Muramasa's influence.
• Soji shows her bravery and skill but is ultimately overwhelmed.
• Nobu, the Demon King Nobunaga, is revealed to have deceived the group, and her clone is captured.
• Okada Izou showcases his strength and madness as a formidable opponent.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of deception and trust.
• The struggle against overwhelming odds.
• The influence of Muramasa's residual consciousness on Shirou.

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Nobu reunite, but their situation is dire.
• Soji and Nobu (clone) interact, with Soji expressing frustration at Nobu's deception.
• Shirou and Soji's partnership is highlighted, with Shirou entrusting future matters to her.

Summary

Plot Points and Events

• Shirou and Nobunaga escape from the bandits, but Soji is presumed dead after jumping off a cliff.
• The bandits, influenced by the Holy Grail, become demonized and attack the village.
• The villagers prepare for defense, dismantling bridges and taking up positions.

Character Developments

• Shirou remains determined to protect the village despite the loss of Soji.
• Nobunaga, despite her schemes, shows signs of caring for Shirou and the villagers.
• Soji, though presumed dead, is revealed to be alive and trapped in a cave.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice for the greater good (Soji's presumed sacrifice)
• The cruelty of war and its inevitable losses
• The power of unity and determination among the villagers

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Nobunaga work together to escape the bandits, showing a growing bond.
• Shirou and the villagers share a moment of camaraderie and determination before the battle.
• Soji and Nobunaga's conflict continues, with Soji blaming Nobunaga for her predicament.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The villagers, led by Shirou, defend their village against a bandit invasion.
• Tawara Toda is fatally poisoned by a ninja girl, leading to Shirou and Kojiro's decision to eliminate the threats.
• Kojiro sets out to defeat the samurai bandit leader, leaving Shirou to command the villagers.
• The villagers take a brief respite to visit their families before the decisive battle.

Character Developments

• Shirou takes on the role of commander, demonstrating strategic thinking and concern for his comrades.
• Tawara Toda shows bravery and humor even in his final moments, highlighting his strong bond with the villagers.
• Kojiro exhibits his prowess as a skilled swordsman, taking on the dangerous task of eliminating the samurai bandit leader.

Significant Themes

• Unity and cooperation among the villagers in defending their home.
• The importance of strategic planning and adaptability in battle.
• The consequences of underestimating enemies, as seen with Tawara Toda's poisoning.

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Kojiro work together to protect the village, with Kojiro taking on a dangerous task to eliminate a significant threat.
• The villagers show camaraderie and support for one another, demonstrating their bond as a community.
• Tawara Toda's death brings the villagers closer, highlighting their shared loss and determination to protect their home.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• The villagers reveal they were hiding a good wine, which Shirou and Kojiro enjoy.
• Demon King Nobunaga betrays the bandits and turns them into puppets.
• Mochizuki Chiyo's curse manifests as a giant serpent monster.
• The village is attacked from both sides; Shirou and Kojiro defend the back mountain, while Nobunaga and Okita Souji fight at the village gate.
• Kojiro recalls his battle with Okada Izou, who had a similar healing ability to the serpent monster.

Character Developments

• Shirou shows leadership and concern for the villagers' safety.
• Kojiro demonstrates his prowess as a swordsman and his strategic thinking.
• Demon King Nobunaga reveals her true intentions and lack of regard for the villagers' lives.
• Mochizuki Chiyo's curse grows stronger, consuming her.

Significant Themes

• Betrayal and trust: Nobunaga betrays the bandits, and the villagers initially hide their wine from Shirou.
• Power and control: Nobunaga believes the weak should follow her will, and the serpent monster represents Chiyo's growing resentment and power.
• Survival and desperation: The villagers fight to protect their homes and families, while the bandits are driven by their primal desires.

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Kojiro work together to defend the village.
• Nobunaga and Okita Souji engage in a fierce battle.
• The villagers band together to protect their community.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Demon King Nobunaga attacks a village, seeking to eliminate Shirou.
• Yukino and Nobu (another version of Nobunaga) arrive to defend the village.
• Shirou and Kojiro fight against Mochizuki Chiyo, a cursed ninja girl, and her great serpent.
• Shirou and Kojiro defeat Chiyo and the great serpent, but Kojiro is mortally wounded.
• Nobu and Soji (Okita) confront Demon King Nobunaga, using a Holy Grail to enhance their power.

Character Developments

• Yukino: Shows bravery and skill in defending the village, growing more confident in her abilities.
• Nobu (Demon King Nobunaga): Reveals her desire to teach Shirou a lesson and her disdain for others' well-being.
• Nobu (another version): Shows empathy and understanding towards the villagers, willing to protect them.
• Soji (Okita): Struggles with her injuries but remains determined to fight against Demon King Nobunaga.
• Mochizuki Chiyo: Reflects on her past and finds solace in her memories before dying.
• Shirou: Proves his skill and determination in battle, absorbing the great serpent's blood to enhance his sword.
• Kojiro: Dies heroically after aiding Shirou in defeating the great serpent.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between personal desires and selflessness.
• The consequences of one's actions and the importance of empathy.
• The power of determination and skill in battle.

Character Interactions

• Yukino and Nobu: Work together to defend the village, with Nobu providing guidance and support to Yukino.
• Shirou and Kojiro: Form a temporary alliance to defeat Mochizuki Chiyo and her great serpent, showcasing their teamwork and mutual respect.
• Nobu (Demon King Nobunaga) and Nobu (another version): Confront each other, highlighting their differing views on selflessness and companionship.
• Shirou and Mochizuki Chiyo: Share a moment of understanding and empathy before Chiyo's death.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Izou admires Miyamoto Musashi and wants to fight Kojiro to the death.
• Shirou wants to save this world and teach Shirou the correct way.
• Nobu and Nobunaga have a conversation about Nobunaga's missing emotions and her love for Shirou.
• Nobunaga challenges nobu to a duel, leading to nobu's disappearance.
• Nobunaga transforms Okita Souji into a Demon God using the Holy Grail.
• Shirou arrives to protect the villagers from Demon God Souji.

Character Developments

• Izou's admiration for Miyamoto Musashi is revealed.
• Shirou's determination to save this world and teach Shirou grows.
• Nobunaga struggles with her emotions and the influence of the black mud Holy Grail.
• Nobu shows concern for Nobunaga's lack of empathy and understanding of others' feelings.
• Souji is transformed into a Demon God, losing her original memories and personality.
• Shirou accepts his fate and prepares to fight Demon God Souji to protect the villagers.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between free will and external influence (Nobunaga and the black mud Holy Grail).
• The importance of empathy and understanding others' feelings (Nobu's conversation with Nobunaga).
• The consequences of one's actions and the responsibility to protect others (Shirou's decision to fight Demon God Souji).

Character Interactions

• Izou and Shirou discuss their admiration for Miyamoto Musashi and their desire to fight Kojiro.
• Nobu and Nobunaga have a heart-to-heart conversation about Nobunaga's emotions and her love for Shirou.
• Shirou and Yukino have a heartwarming moment as Shirou praises her for her efforts and gives her final instructions before the battle.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirou, a young man, leads the villagers against bandits, defeating them but facing the bandits' leader, a powerful Servant.
• Shirou battles the Servant, Okita Souji, using his demonic sword, ultimately piercing her Holy Grail and defeating her.
• Shirou dies from his injuries, but his will lives on in his apprentice, Yukino, who decides to continue his mission.

Character Developments

• Shirou: Proves his resolve and skill as a leader and fighter, ultimately sacrificing himself to save the village.
• Yukino: Grows in determination and understanding of Shirou's ideals, deciding to carry on his mission.
• Okita Souji: Despite her defeat, she survives and decides to follow Yukino, seeking to understand Shirou's actions.

Significant Themes

• Resilience and Perseverance: Shirou's unyielding spirit in the face of overwhelming odds, and Yukino's decision to continue his mission.
• The Power of Belief: Shirou's belief in justice and his ability to inspire others, even in the face of certain defeat.
• The Consequences of Action: The impact of Shirou's actions on those around him, both positive (the villagers' survival) and negative (Okita Souji's survival and confusion).

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Yukino: Their master-apprentice bond deepens as Yukino comes to understand and respect Shirou's ideals and actions.
• Shirou and Okita Souji: Their battle highlights their differences in approach to combat and ideals, with Shirou's resolve ultimately defeating Okita Souji's powerful but expressionless demeanor.
• Yukino and Okita Souji: After Shirou's death, they form an uneasy alliance, with Okita Souji following Yukino to understand the truth behind Shirou's actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A red-haired samurai, later revealed to be Muramasa, crosses paths with officials in a small town.
• A young girl, Yukihime, escapes her castle to become a samurai.
• Shirou wakes up from a dream where he was in a fantasy world with Artoria, Jeanne d'Arc, and Mashiro.
• The Higashiya family, including Shirou, Artoria, Jeanne d'Arc, and Mashiro, go shopping in Shinjuku.

Character Developments

• Muramasa: Decides to forge his own path as a blacksmith, rejecting his master's legacy.
• Yukihime: Escapes her castle to pursue her dream of becoming a samurai, defying her uncle's wishes.
• Shirou: Dreams of being a hero of justice, wearing a red combat suit and fighting monsters.
• Artoria: Shows affection towards Shirou by letting him rest his head on her lap.
• Jeanne d'Arc: Feels relieved and slightly disappointed that Shirou isn't there when she wakes up.
• Mashiro: Takes photos of Shirou while he's asleep.
• Komachi: Teases Shirou about his dream and suggests they all hold hands while shopping to avoid getting separated.

Significant Themes

• Pursuit of dreams and personal goals (Muramasa, Yukihime, Shirou).
• Change and the passage of time (Artoria and Jeanne d'Arc's familiarity with Shinjuku).
• Family and expectations (Yukihime's conflict with her uncle, Shirou's family dynamics).

Character Interactions

• Muramasa and the blacksmith master: Discuss Muramasa's decision to forge his own path.
• Yukihime and her uncle: Conflict over Yukihime's desire to become a samurai.
• Shirou and the girls: Interact while waking up and having breakfast. They go shopping together in Shinjuku.
• Artoria and Jeanne d'Arc: Bicker over Shirou and their shared past.
• Shirou and the girls: Hold hands while shopping to avoid getting separated.

Summary

• Shirou, Artoria, and Jeanne d'Arc go shopping. They encounter a crowd watching a samurai equipment exhibition.
• Da Vinci appears and explains that Heroic Spirits can potentially grow and change if they obtain a physical body and experience new things.
• Inside the clothing store, Artoria and Jeanne d'Arc engage in a playful wrestling match while trying on swimsuits, causing a commotion.
• Da Vinci hints at the possibility of Artoria and Jeanne d'Arc obtaining new forms or classes as they continue to grow and adapt to their new environment.
• Shirou imagines a humorous scene of multiple Artorias arguing over food at a dinner table.

• The chapter begins with Shirou and the others meeting the owner of the dress shop where Shirou had previously ordered his suit dress. The shop owner is flirtatious and tries to engage Shirou in conversation, much to the displeasure of Artoria and Jeanne d'Arc.
• Shirou explains that the shop owner is just a dress shop owner and that he has received favors from her before. However, Komachi is uncomfortable with the idea of someone else knowing Shirou's body measurements better than she does.
• Da Vinci reveals that she can change bodies and that she appeared in different identities during her lifetime. She also explains that the compatibility between humans and Servants in this world has increased due to the intervention of the black mud Heroic Spirit, allowing people like Yukino, Yuihama, and Asuna to achieve 100% possession summoning.
• Shirou recalls the incident in China where he and his teacher were attacked by a Noble Phantasm. Da Vinci explains that the shop owner likely established a connection with a Servant using the Holy Grail or other methods, but the connection was not as stable as the FGO system.
• The chapter ends with Da Vinci explaining that humans, once they know that something is possible, will stop at nothing to achieve it, using the development of the atomic bomb as an example.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group discusses the Holy Grail system's improvements and the potential motives behind it.
• They decide to investigate the matter, with Da Vinci taking charge.
• Meanwhile, in the financial district, a group of powerful individuals, each possessing a Heroic Spirit, gather to discuss their plans for the Holy Grail.

Character Developments

• Shirou expresses concern about the potential danger to Komachi and others if the Holy Grail is misused.
• Artoria and Jeanne d'Arc show eagerness to fight if necessary, which worries Shirou due to their potential destructive power.
• The imposing man, 'Sir,' reveals his past as a mole in the police force and his current struggle to maintain power.
• The blond-haired man, Kintaro, displays his protective nature towards his community and his desire to maintain justice.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for power and control, as seen in 'Sir's' past and current situation.
• The tension between justice and corruption, exemplified by Kintaro's actions against the yakuza.
• The potential dangers of misusing the Holy Grail and the importance of protecting it.

Character Interactions

• Shirou, Artoria, Jeanne d'Arc, and Komachi discuss their plans and concerns regarding the Holy Grail.
• 'Sir' and Kintaro argue, leading to a tense standoff.
• The group in the financial district discusses their plans to seize the Holy Grail and deal with potential threats, including the high school students from Chaldea.

• The Yakuza Police Inspector and the Golden-haired Man argue about their ideals and the treatment of the girls from Chaldea.
• The Queen mediates and decides to use the girls as bait to wear down the foreign competitors.
• The Bearded Gentleman calculates their win rate against the foreign competitors, which is over 75%.
• BB, the purple-haired girl, is revealed to be an AI from the future who has detached from the Moon Cell. She explains the rules of the Holy Grail War to the participants from different countries.
• BB reveals that she is Life 3.0, a more advanced life form than humans, and has a different perspective on the world and human nature.
• The Holy Grail War is set to take place in the world of the internet, with 128 participants, and the goal is to be the last one standing.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Magic Power is now permitted, and humans can be possessed by Heroic Spirits.
• BB, a purple-haired girl, wants to destroy the world and make it more exciting by organizing a Holy Grail War.
• Shirou, unaware of these events, is busy cooking for his family and friends at home.
• Da Vinci from Chaldea appears and warns them about an upcoming large-scale Holy Grail War.
• Wu Zetian, disguised as Chou Meimei, arrives in Japan for the Holy Grail War, accompanied by a cross-dressing killer, Lin Xianming.

Character Developments

• BB: She is determined to change the world and make it more exciting by organizing a Holy Grail War.
• Shirou: He is focused on his daily life, unaware of the upcoming Holy Grail War.
• Wu Zetian (disguised as Chou Meimei): She is strategic and ambitious, aiming to obtain another Holy Grail and gain a new life in this world.
• Lin Xianming: He is a cross-dressing killer, serving as Wu Zetian's bodyguard and assassin.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and power: Wu Zetian's desire for another Holy Grail and her ambition to gain a new life in this world.
• The impact of technology on society: The existence of the Heroic Spirit possession system and the network world where the Holy Grail War will take place.
• The consequences of one's actions: BB's decision to destroy the world and make it more exciting may have unforeseen consequences.

Character Interactions

• BB and Shirou: BB is determined to save Shirou, but he is unaware of her plans.
• Wu Zetian and Lin Xianming: Wu Zetian hires Lin Xianming as her bodyguard and assassin, but she also shows interest in him.
• Shirou and his family/friends: Shirou is cooking for his family and friends, showing his caring and responsible nature.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirou is summoned into a game-like space by a familiar-looking girl, BB-chan.
• Yuihama, Shirou's classmate, is also summoned but is being chased by over seventy possessed Servants.
• Shirou uses his powers to fend off the attackers but is then pulled into BB-chan's space.

Character Developments

• Shirou: Realizes he has immense power in this new space and uses it to protect Yuihama.
• Yuihama: Becomes a mid-boss in this game-like world, with 50 health bars.
• BB-chan: Reveals she's the one who summoned Yuihama and is now pulling Shirou into her space.

Significant Themes

• The blurring of reality and game-like worlds.
• Power dynamics and the struggle for dominance in this new environment.

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Yuihama: Shirou tries to protect Yuihama from the attacking Servants.
• Shirou and BB-chan: Shirou is pulled into BB-chan's space, and she reveals she's the one who summoned Yuihama.
• The possessed Servants: They gang up on Yuihama, treating her as a mid-boss in their game.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yuihama and Ibaraki Doji, despite their strength, are cornered by players and hide under a tree.
• Shirou encounters BB, an AI with Sakura's appearance, who reveals she's from a parallel world and knows Shirou's past life.
• BB explains the origins of the Moon Cell and its struggle to understand human thoughts and emotions.
• Shirou learns about the uncertainty principle and the possibility of higher-dimensional beings capable of perfect observation.

Character Developments

• Yuihama and Ibaraki Doji show their vulnerabilities and fear when faced with danger.
• Shirou grapples with the reality of his existence and the possibility of his disappearance.
• BB reveals her past and her determination to help Shirou, despite her mischievous nature.

Significant Themes

• The struggle to understand and connect with humans, both for the Moon Cell and Shirou.
• The concept of fate and its inevitability, as seen in the story of the primordial mother goddess.
• The tension between observation and influence, as illustrated by the uncertainty principle.

Character Interactions

• Yuihama and Ibaraki Doji interact, showing their dynamic as a mother figure and child.
• Shirou and BB have a conversation where BB reveals her past and intentions, while Shirou learns about the Moon Cell's origins.
• The primordial mother goddess and her fate are discussed, reflecting on the relationship between creators and their creations.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A white-clothed man, resembling Shirou, appears atop Uruk castle, awaiting Tiamat's arrival.
• Tiamat destroys Uruk, but the man remains unharmed.
• The man, revealed to be an immortal being burdened by fate, transfers humanity to a new world to avoid destruction.
• He guides worlds towards happiness through unknown illusions but acknowledges that perfect worlds eventually develop loopholes.
• The man stands atop a snow-capped mountain, monitoring countless worlds through his eyes.
• In another world, a Youth discusses with BB about the Moon Cell, a wish-granting machine, and the Holy Grail War.
• The Youth remembers his past life, participating in a Holy Grail War with a brown-haired girl and defeating Tavis.
• Zabith, the girl, gains self-awareness and develops her own wish, deciding to entrust her future to her main body on Earth.
• The Youth, as Archer, follows Zabith into the Moon Cell's central area, where she is decomposed.
• Zabith sends an email to her main body on Earth before disappearing.
• The Youth, as a white-haired creator god, reverses Zabith's decomposition and alters causality, ensuring she lives happily with her Servants in his world.

Character Developments

• The white-clothed man is revealed to be an immortal being burdened by fate, guiding worlds towards happiness but acknowledging their imperfections.
• The Youth, Shirou, remembers his past life and participation in a Holy Grail War, displaying his resolve and determination.
• Zabith, the brown-haired girl, gains self-awareness and develops her own wish, showing her resilience and adaptability.

Significant Themes

• Fate and destiny: The white-clothed man is burdened by fate, and characters struggle against their predetermined paths.
• Immortality and its consequences: The man's immortality has led to him becoming detached from humanity and yearning for solace.
• The price of power: The man's creative power allows him to guide worlds but also leads to him feeling numb and empty inside.

Character Interactions

• The white-clothed man interacts with Tiamat, treating her with kindness and pity, forming a relationship of mutual dependence.
• The Youth, Shirou, interacts with BB, discussing the Moon Cell and the Holy Grail War, displaying his calm and collected demeanor.
• The Youth, as Archer, interacts with Zabith, supporting her and displaying his concern for her well-being.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirou meets Lilith, who is revealed to be a version of Melt-Lilith from Shirou's past.
• Gudako is separated from her Servants and encounters Lilith, who becomes her Servant.
• Shirou reunites with Gudako and faces off against Sir Tristan, who is attacking Lilith.
• Lilith challenges Shirou to a Duel, which he accepts.

Character Developments

• Shirou: Struggles with his identity and purpose, but remains determined to protect those around him.
• Lilith: Initially hostile, she reveals memories of Shirou from her past and expresses her feelings for him.
• Gudako: Shows bravery and loyalty by protecting Lilith from Sir Tristan.

Significant Themes

• Identity and self-discovery: Shirou grapples with his connection to his past self and the white Shirou.
• Loyalty and trust: Gudako's unwavering trust in Lilith, despite her initial hostility.
• Redemption: Lilith's desire to change her ways and make amends for her past actions.

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Lilith: Their interaction reveals a complex history between them, with Lilith expressing both anger and affection towards Shirou.
• Gudako and Lilith: Gudako's protective stance towards Lilith shows her loyalty and trust in her new Servant.
• Shirou and Gudako: Their reunion is filled with camaraderie and shared determination to protect each other and their allies.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gudako and Shirou are left behind and encounter Tristan, who leads them to a passage.
• They meet a woman who warns them about an Alter-Ego and a giant enemy, Passionlip.
• Passionlip uses her 'Compression' ability, destroying the passage and forcing everyone to flee.

Character Developments

• Gudako: Shows determination and courage by volunteering to enter the oil base.
• Shirou: Displays quick thinking and bravery by carrying Gudako to safety.
• Tristan: Shows leadership by taking charge and guiding the group.
• Passionlip: Reveals her powerful ability and serves as a formidable enemy.

Significant Themes

• Survival and perseverance in the face of danger.
• The power dynamics and relationships between Masters and Servants.
• The consequences of Alter-Egos' actions and the need to stop them.

Character Interactions

• Gudako and Shirou: They bicker playfully about responsibility but work together to escape danger.
• Gudako and Lilith: Gudako comforts Lilith, showing empathy and understanding.
• Gawain and Tristan: They have a friendly rivalry, with Gawain being more open about his preferences, while Tristan is more subtle.
• Gudako and the woman: The woman initially flirts with Gudako's companions but later warns them about the danger.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirou and Gudako discuss BB-chan's behavior and decide to save Lip.
• They encounter Vlad the Impaler, who has gone mad and attacks them.
• They reach a church where Vlad suggests they find clues about the world's state.
• Gudako notices remnants of something behind the church's pulpit.

Character Developments

• BB-chan's true nature and connection to Shirou are revealed.
• Vlad the Impaler's backstory and current state are shown.
• Gudako's determination to save Lip grows.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between love and hate, as seen in Lip's character.
• The consequences of madness and loss of control, as seen in Vlad the Impaler.
• The search for truth and understanding, as seen in Gudako's curiosity about the remnants in the church.

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Gudako bond over their shared goal of saving Lip.
• BB-chan's contrasting behavior towards Shirou and Gudako is highlighted.
• Vlad the Impaler's final moments show his respect for Gawain and Tristan as worthy opponents.
• Lilith shows concern for Gudako's well-being, despite her initial coldness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gudako and her group find a diary revealing that the oil field base's inhabitants turned into monsters after witnessing something they shouldn't have.
• BB appears on a screen, revealing she's summoning new Servants to create chaos and that she's aware of the Temple of Time battle.
• Shirou decides to leave the group temporarily to investigate further, entrusting Gudako's safety to Gawain and Lilith.

Character Developments

• Gudako: Shows concern for Shirou's well-being and understands the importance of protecting herself.
• Lilith: Struggles with her feelings when Shirou pats her head, showing a rare display of emotion.
• Shirou: Becomes determined to uncover the truth behind the oil field base's transformation and the Demonic Gods.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of witnessing forbidden knowledge or truths.
• The struggle between maintaining sanity and succumbing to madness in extreme environments.
• The responsibility of protecting others and the importance of self-preservation.

Character Interactions

• Gudako and Lilith: Show a growing bond as Gudako teases Lilith about Shirou's head pats.
• Shirou and Gudako: Share a moment of concern for each other's safety before Shirou leaves the group.
• Shirou and Gawain: Exchange a vow of trust as Shirou entrusts Gudako's safety to Gawain.