King of Heroes Gilgamesh had fallen into the trap with ease—or rather, he knew perfectly well that Kirei Kotomine had set it for him, yet stepped into it without a care. That was the composure of a king.
"Before this 'Clairvoyance' of the highest rank, no truth can remain hidden.
"Don't misunderstand, Kirei. What I observe is not merely the future of all creation—
"Inferring the past through the future is child's play as well."
With that, King of Heroes Gilgamesh narrowed his deep crimson eyes and tilted his head back to gaze into the empty air.
He intended to observe the future and peer into the past of the boy named Shirou Amamiya, but—
"...Hmph."
King of Heroes frowned displeasedly. "...Just like last time, after all."
"Archer, what exactly did you see?" Kirei Kotomine asked curiously.
"The brat's future is shrouded by some invisible barrier."
Gilgamesh said, "It was the same when the brat defeated Caster before.
"When I tried to peer into his future, a 'wall of light' would appear before my eyes—one that could neither be crossed nor interfered with.
"...I see. Is this the work of that witch?"
King of Heroes snorted noncommittally, then continued drinking his red wine.
"Forget it. In the near future, that fellow will appear before me of his own accord and accept my judgment in abject fear... There's no need to pry into the past in such a tasteless manner!"
Kirei Kotomine: So after all that, he couldn't see it?
The man asked strangely, "Archer, since you can't see Shirou Amamiya's future..."
"It's not that I can't see it! I simply don't want to!"
King of Heroes corrected him sternly. "Seeing through the brat's future would be easy. It would simply rob the matter of its fun—that is, its 'pleasure.' Do