That reason was airtight. There was nothing to criticize.
Without translations, reading the raw text really was painful. They could only rely on secondhand materials.
She bought a huge pile of gifts.
By the end, Skadi was clutching an enormous Orca plush pillow and could not even see what was ahead of her.
Emiya Kiritsugu sighed.
"I'll drive you there."
"Thank you."
The Orca plush pillow and the gifts were placed in the back seat.
The trunk was left unopened. It was filled with Emiya Kiritsugu's "equipment."
After getting into the car, the two of them headed toward the coast.
Fuyuki was not large. The coast was only about ten kilometers away from here.
Skadi should not have appeared in this era. Defeating her could buy them ten years.
But... could anyone really defeat her?
And who knew whether things might grow even worse?
Compared to that, figuring out how to persuade Skadi was a more pressing issue.
As for Skadi herself, she seemed to merely want to fulfill her Master's wish.
How could he grasp Skadi's wish?
In Emiya Kiritsugu's mind, the Holy Grail War was already over.
What he needed to consider next was how to end the disaster that would emerge afterward.
The car stopped by the sea.
Sea Creatures crawled out of the ocean.
The Sea Creatures looked completely unlike humans. The mere sight of them gave one a sense of something being deeply wrong.
Whether one liked or hated them, no one would consider them "normal."
Skadi tossed the gifts straight into the Sea Creatures' mouths.
"Thank you for today."
That was what she said to Emiya Kiritsugu.
"No, it was nothing."
Emiya Kiritsugu did not know how to respond.
"It'll be night soon. You should leave early."
Skadi walked into the sea.
"Will those