"Ah, and it's the kind that's almost overflowing. I could practically tell just by looking at it like this," Kischur said. "Magicians with an Imaginary Attribute are infiltrators who can stick their hands into the gaps between dimensions. The Imaginary Number Space, which does not exist yet is considered to exist, is something like a dimensional pocket. Things that fall into it will no longer be affected by time and space..."
Cold sweat streamed down Kischur's face.
"This girl... this is no longer a matter of talent or lack thereof. This overflowing sea of shadows alone is proof of a taboo. If not for the slight obstruction caused by the 'Water Attribute,' perhaps she would no longer be human—ultimately, what exactly did she do? This could only happen if she came into contact with a forbidden object, or glimpsed something indescribable..."
As Kischur spoke, he happened to turn his head.
His eyes met Skadi's, locking onto those scarlet pupils.
Kischur wanted to slap himself twice.
Chapter 1319: Kischur: At That Moment, I Panicked
[The horror movie took a turn]
[Director Kischur is sweating buckets]
[Case solved, Didi is an Outer God]
[This isn't Cthulhu]
[Could it have origins similar to the sea monster summoned by the Marshal in the original Fate/Zero?]
[Kischur: Danger!]
[So Sakura's Imaginary Attribute actually summoned Didi?]
[It's over, someone's going to die]
This was the second time today that a montage of his life had flashed through Kischur's mind.
I was wrong. I was truly wrong.
I knew this Servant was unusual, but I didn't know this Master was even more unusual.
Ah, no, wasn't the Servant still the most unusual one?
But Matou Sakura's condition was obvious even to someone without a discerning eye.
If she was a vessel for Imaginary Numbers, then some power