These memories were like a series of movies to him, except that he was the protagonist in all of them, so the sense of immersion was deeper and he could understand his own thoughts better.
Although he thought that way, he still remembered the runaway magical energy circuits after the last memory ended very clearly.
Only, right now he was truly somewhat exhausted and wanted to have a good rest.
Shirou began trying to leave.
Then Shirou discovered that he seemed unable to leave.
Directly following that, he watched the two doors before him suddenly charge straight toward him.
"???"
Shirou always felt this scene was somewhat familiar; it seemed as if he had been smashed like this somewhere before?
Before Shirou could react, his consciousness and the two doors vanished.
As the two doors and Shirou vanished, the surrounding fog still shrouded the area, and a man wearing red and black clothing appeared alongside blue magical energy particles. He merely watched a small black stone on the ground, sighed, and said:
"Is it really still like this? Will the ideal of a justice's companion ultimately continue to curse Emiya forever?"
Saying this, the man chuckled lightly:
"But isn't this pretty good? No longer a hollow ideal, but instead having a clear goal, at least he won't turn into an executioner like me, right?"
The man, or rather Archer, seemed extremely satisfied with Shirou's current state.
His wish was simply this: as long as he didn't let Shirou Emiya continue to step-by-step sink into the abyss of the so-called incomprehensible ideal of a justice's companion, and finally end up just like him.
Having someone he wanted to protect or a clear goal would do. In this vast land, the existence of so-called righteous people was not lacking either, so this