I didn't come to this era just to help you.
Next, I'm going to kill Big Sis, okay?
That's right. Kill her one more time.
If you insist on an explanation, there isn't any particular reason.
It definitely wasn't because I suddenly regretted sending you to 1989.
Nor was it because, after thinking it over carefully, I felt you had deceived me. If I only wanted to treat your old wounds, there were ways besides having Touko make a vessel.
It definitely wasn't because of those things, okay?
I came to this era simply because I wanted to witness--
Shirou.
If you possess the power to change the past, then try stopping me!
Of course, you can't possibly do it, right?
Between Arisu and Touko, you can only choose one.
In my eyes, by choosing Arisu Kyōnoji, you voluntarily declared that you were giving up on Big Sis Touko.
Aoko regretfully brought her hand down in a knife strike against the defenseless Doll Master--
But her arm stopped in midair, completely immovable no matter how hard she pushed.
"What on earth...?"
Aoko Aozaki sucked in a sharp breath.
The person who absolutely should not have been here--Shirou--was standing behind Aoko.
Arisu Kyōnoji had lost consciousness and was slung over Shirou's back. He reached out with one hand and seized the executioner's hand that the True Magic User was about to bring down.
Touko Aozaki's weak but refined face likewise showed astonishment. She, too, was deeply surprised by the boy's appearance.
The Doll Master shifted her gaze farther away--and saw a familiar golden giant, the very large dog Touko had been raising in the Old School Building, which had gone missing since last night.
...I see. Did he ride Beowulf here!?
In terms of time, riding Beowulf, who could run across