Shirou said calmly, "It's precisely because you're sisters that you became enemies, right?
You do have an obligation to take away all of Aoko's rights.
Whether materially or spiritually, if you wish, you can destroy everything she has.
Aoko regards this city as a treasure, so that's why you decided to begin your destruction here.
I won't stop you, but—I also won't allow you to kill her."
What would Shirou have done if he had traveled through 1,500 years of this world instead of the Fae Kingdom?
Shirou wasn't a god. He couldn't stand above everyone else and decide who was more worthy of Britain's crown.
All he could do was silently protect the two sisters in his own way.
"..."
Touko Aozaki closed her eyes in deep regret, a complicated expression on her face.
"Shirou, you probably feel deep down that you don't have the right to do that, and consider yourself a neutral party...
But the moment you said those words, your heart had already taken a side, hadn't it?"
"No."
Shirou continued, "I also won't allow Aoko to kill you."
"..."
For the first time, astonishment appeared on Touko Aozaki's face.
She had suddenly realized Shirou's true, hidden purpose—the reason he existed.
She had been mistaken from the very beginning.
Shirou had come to Misaki not only to "protect Aoko," but also to "protect Touko."
Touko smiled faintly. "I think I understand now why Aoko likes you...
Hehe, Shirou, if you think you can do it, then give it a try.
But let me warn you first: this is the most difficult and least understood path there is."
"..."
Seeing the determination in the boy's dusk-colored eyes, the orange-haired magician said somewhat guiltily,
"Sorry. I didn't mean to question your convictions."
"Mm, I understand." Shirou nodded.
"To