But... this should count as a good thing, right?
"Well, let's not talk about that supervisor. I always feel like if we keep muttering about her, she'll make things difficult for us." Rin grumbled, then changed the subject. "But still, that Cú Chulainn—being summoned in different forms as the same person, that can actually happen? The Holy Grail War really is amazing. What does it feel like to fight yourself? Oh, right, my Archer seemed to say he could be a magus too...?"
Rin's little quip was nothing much, but the audience was already having a blast...
BEAST: The Possibility of a Beast
"The Saber from the Fifth War... she really is terrifyingly strong."
After White and the others left, Bazett finished treating Caster Cú Chulainn.
"Yes. But that was mainly because her Master was far too extraordinary," Caren explained.
"Do you know something?" Bazett asked curiously. "Does the Holy Grail War have some unspeakable secret?"
"Who knows? Anyway, the current situation is rather interesting, isn't it?" Caren said again.
"...Huh?"
What did she mean, rather interesting?
Bazett found it absurd.
"I don't think the current situation can be called interesting at all." Bazett frowned.
"That person wants to become a 'Hero of Justice,'" Caren said.
"She... isn't a proper magus?" Bazett felt that no magus would have such an ideal.
"Mm, that's right. That's why I wanted to poach her. Too bad it seems I failed." Caren sat down on a bench and flipped through the Kotomine Church's records.
"What's the problem?" Bazett vaguely felt that Caren was trying to say something, but Caren was keeping it hidden. Bazett was annoyed, but she could only ask herself.
"For ordinary people, wanting to become a 'Hero of Justice' is merely an ordinary ideal. But that person is a little different.