After going downstairs, Oreki sat down and found his little sister looking at him strangely.
"Older Sister..."
She said, "I know you're still developing, but don't keep playing with your boobs in your room."
"..." Oreki fell silent.
Oreki had clearly only been sculpting the puppet earlier. He had not been doing anything that obscene.
Just then, a short old grandmother with half-white hair walked out from inside the house. She was wearing a white shrine maiden outfit.
This place was part of the village shrine, Miyamizu Shrine.
The Miyamizu family possessed the strange ability to swap with other people, and they were also shrine personnel.
"Mitsuha, go sit across from me."
"Don't squeeze in with Yotsuba."
Grandma instructed her.
"Okay."
Oreki nodded.
It seemed more or less the same as the original information he knew. The seat across from Grandma should have belonged to the head of the family, meaning the father. But Grandma had told him to sit there, which meant something.
This father was also just like the original, the kind of person Kiritsugu Emiya was—someone who loved the village more than his family.
Mitsuha's father had married into the family, and the condition was that he inherit the shrine. However...
After Mitsuha's mother passed away, her father should have been the one to inherit it. But he had run away from that responsibility and gone off to build up the village, becoming the town mayor.
To the Miyamizu family, that was betrayal.
And so they had driven him out.
That was why Grandma no longer left a seat for him at all.
"..."
Oreki sat down and felt that Mitsuha Miyamizu's family really was a bit troublesome.
Oreki sat down, and his little sister brought over the fried eggs she had already made.
Three eggs, one