She roughly understood.
"Then does that mean the Holy Church is an organization of magi?"
"No, no, no. The Church is basically hostile toward magi. Why would you think that?"
Rin found the situation increasingly strange.
It wasn't wrong to call Emiya Bai a magus. But she seemed to know very little about the current state of the "industry."
"Is that so? Then why does the Holy Church manage the Holy Grail War?" Bai asked curiously.
"Because to the Church, something like the 'Holy Grail' is basically a miracle from God, so they regard the Holy Grail War as something within their jurisdiction... probably." Rin Tohsaka was truly curious. "Say—why do you seem to know absolutely nothing about the world of magecraft?"
"Sorry. I really don't know much about the outside world."
Bai had learned all her magecraft from dreams, and Emiya Kiritsugu had barely taught her anything.
"Whoa, are you some reclusive Witch or something?" Rin quipped.
Of course, she knew that wasn't the case.
After all, she had watched Emiya Bai grow up.
In a city like this, there was no way she wouldn't know about a "foreigner" like her.
"My body isn't seriously ill," Bai said. "Ever since yesterday, my Magic Circuits have felt strange. By today, I could barely even use magecraft... But fortunately, after summoning Saber, they seem to be gradually recovering. I never thought the side effects of that summoning would be so severe..."
"Huh...?"
Rin was a little surprised.
—Did summoning have side effects?
But judging by how she looked, it really did seem that way after she summoned Saber.
Could it be some trait of the Servant she had summoned?
Rin knew that Servants like Berserkers could drain their Masters dry of magical energy and were extremely difficult to control.
Yet Bai