At a time like this, they could more or less draw a conclusion.
"The enemy's target is 'fairy tales'?" Hishiri Adashino said. "But what's the problem with that?"
"I know, I know~" Irena raised her hand. "Honestly, using me like that? They need to be taught a lesson!"
"Then explain it," Lord El-Melloi II said.
"Though 'fairy tales' can be traced back to their origins, the essence of a 'fairy tale' is that it is a 'fairy tale.' Simply put, a fairy tale has to be a fairy tale, and a fairy tale can only be a fairy tale."
[You're just going in circles here.]
[Master of the domain of stating the obvious.]
[Fairy tales, literally speaking, are for children, right?]
[Fuck, the real answer was in the question?]
[I think I kind of get it now.]
In truth, Irena had not intended to solve the mystery so quickly.
But the audience was simply too fast!
Type-Moon fans and their research skills.JPG.
Irena continued, "The reason many stories can be passed down is not because of the stories themselves, but because they became fairy tales, allowing them to be passed from mouth to mouth. In other words, fairy tales are vessels for stories, but they are also restrictions. And fairy tales must be Targeting 'children.'"
"No matter how elaborate a story is, if it is a fairy tale, then it must be Targeting children? If it is not meant for children, then it is no longer a 'fairy tale,'" Lord El-Melloi II understood.
"Wait, what's the problem with that?" This was where Hishiri Adashino failed to understand.
"Fairy tales symbolize childhood." Lord El-Melloi II paused. "Irena always likes to use strange metaphors. Her metaphors are always strange, but sometimes they are unexpectedly accurate."
"What do you mean?"
"Put it this