"I had no intention of forming a contract. You should know the reason well enough." Kadoc directly rejected Moriarty's proposal for a temporary contract. Now that Moriarty was severely injured, forming a contract with a Master was the best way for him to remain manifested longer.
"I can't stand it. You really are devoted, aren't you? Well, no helping it. I'll form a contract with you, so feel honored." Since Kadoc refused, Moriarty had no choice but to approach Ritsuka.
"I don't feel honored at all." Though Ritsuka said that, she still formed a contract with Moriarty.
"At times like this, you should grit your teeth and say something polite, Master. Still, I should be able to hold on a little longer now."
"It seemed things had finally settled down. James Moriarty, although I disliked entrusting this to an embodiment of evil like you, I was also certain you were someone who would keep his promises. I left our Master in your care. You understood what I meant, didn't you?" As he spoke, Charlemagne removed the Holy Grail from within his body and handed it to Mash beside him.
"Yes, of course I understood. Begging for mercy and then betraying them afterward would be far too shameless, no matter how you looked at it." Moriarty said with a smile.
"That was precisely because you were capable of doing something so shameless that no one trusted you." Kadoc spoke from the side.
"Hahaha, why did you have to say something so true?" An awkward smile appeared on Moriarty's face. If he were his older self, he would not have cared even if Kadoc had been harsher. But his younger self had not yet reached that level of composure.
"Hahaha, Master, it was time to say goodbye." Having removed the Holy Grail,