There were two points where I had deceived you.
The first point probably couldn't really be considered deception.
I don't know why, but it seemed that everyone—
Whether it was you or Big Sister Avalon, you all treated my "Unlimited Blade Works" as an "Inherent Barrier."
I'm sorry, but it isn't a Grand Magic called "Inherent Barrier: Unlimited Blade Works."
It isn't a barrier magecraft that erodes the world, so even a "World-Encompassing Noble Phantasm" specialized in destroying barriers couldn't possibly break it.
According to Morgan, it was the Great Mystery of using one's own principles to rewrite the real world into another realm—
"Fae Domain: Unlimited Blade Works."
Since it wasn't a barrier, it wouldn't collapse just because a hole was punched through it. Unless it was completely destroyed or dismissed by its owner, that is.
If you want to bring my "Fae Domain" to an end, then prepare an armament truly capable of destroying a planet.
And then came the second point.
The three abilities possessed by "Fae Domain: Unlimited Blade Works."
The first was "Forging"—the power to forge enemies who entered the domain into holy swords.
The second was "Storage"—a space that collected the prototypes of every sword Shirou had ever seen.
And then came the third ability.
In this world, there was also a group of sword Noble Phantasms called "Divine Constructs," which even Shirou couldn't project.
Humanity had its limits, after all.
It was impossible for the mind of a mere human to create a weapon of the gods.
If "humanity" couldn't do it, then leave it to the "planet."
The third ability of "Fae Domain: Unlimited Blade Works" was to analyze, dismantle, and reconstruct the weapons released within the domain—
At the next moment, the space beside Shirou began to twist.
Amid the vortex