Then, a cup was tossed into her hands.
"The Holy Grail?! H-how is there even something like this?!"
Rin Tohsaka nearly died of fright when she saw it.
Since when had Holy Grails become such commonplace goods?
"It's nothing. This is naturally the King's gift~"
Gilgamesh was in quite a good mood.
"Hehehe, this so-called Holy Grail was originally something like this~"
Gilgamesh even seemed rather proud of it.
At that moment, Rin beside him saw her Servant acting like a complete idiot and could barely stand watching.
"This is Uruk's Great Cup," Gilgamesh explained. "When it comes to the functions of a Holy Grail, it can do even better!"
—Using a Holy Grail like this to repay a debt?
Rin Tohsaka sighed inwardly.
But then again... for her Servant to be generous enough to pull out something like this was downright absurd...
"What does this thing do?"
Rin Tohsaka asked.
"I don't care. I'm giving this to you. But using it in place of a Holy Grail to make a wish certainly won't be a problem."
Then Gilgamesh waved a hand and left.
"Sakura...?"
Rin looked at Sakura.
The latter stared at the cup.
Sakura still seemed somewhat hesitant.
Rin, meanwhile, complained, "It's just some lousy cup anyway. That guy is covered in gold; maybe he has a whole pile of these useless things in his treasury."
"But I don't think I have any wishes left to make."
Sakura shook her head.
Yet when Rin saw Sakura's expression, she felt that was not the case.
Did her little sister truly have no wishes left?
No, that was not it.
Her previous wishes had never been made for herself at all.
"Sakura—for once, how about making a wish for yourself?"
"For myself...?"
``` [This feels a little similar to Didi's