[What does "new primate" mean?]
[Feels like a completely new setting.]
[Fate fans are feasting this episode.]
[This Fate fan isn't sleepy anymore after seeing the new setting this month.]
Rin Tohsaka fell into shock and conflict.
In that instant, she realized that her will could actually determine humanity's future.
What this power brought Rin was not glory, but a crushing sense of responsibility.
That sense of responsibility made Rin feel as if her very heart was trembling.
"I..."
Rin spoke.
But she found that she still could not easily reach a conclusion.
—As long as we stop being human, we won't encounter suffering?
How severe would this suffering truly be, anyway? If it was still bearable, was it really right to decide humanity's fate so easily?
But what if people in the future could only seek death amid pain and wailing?
Rin felt awful.
"Mm..." She frowned.
It was not only because of this choice, but also because Young Gil had been continuously using his mana.
"Um, I don't think I can suppress it anymore—" Young Gil raised his hand like a model student asking to speak.
"Move aside—"
Just then, a cold, sharp voice rang out.
Then a figure passed through the group and charged forward.
The holy sword tore open the mass of flesh.
"Oh, Saber's here." Young Gil withdrew Gate of Babylon.
"Tempest Hammer!"
The hurricane blasted away all the proliferating monsters before them, clearing a path.
At the end of that path—was the Greater Grail.
At that moment, Emiya Kiritsugu also rushed over from behind.
"The leyline at the civic center has already been blocked," Emiya Kiritsugu said. "Next, as long as we deal with the Greater Grail, we can stop this disaster, right?"
Emiya Kiritsugu asked.
The champion of justice felt nothing but intense