Chapter 943

Morgan called out to Shirou and then asked.

What do you think? How is my country?

Is this a beautiful country? Is it a dreamlike country?

"..."

Shirou was silent for a moment, then nodded solemnly in affirmation.

Ah, this is a country that is both ugly and beautiful.

Both past and present trips have been incredibly exciting for me.

Therefore, I dedicate this ending to you, who shaped this country and has always protected it.

After a brief farewell to the women, Shirou disembarked from the Imaginary Number Dive and began to ascend into the air.

After passing through layers upon layers of clouds, he finally stopped rising and stood still in the air.

"..."

He stared blankly.

Shirou's Rainbow Mage's Eye were fully activated, meticulously observing the entire world.

Then, he slowly opened his arms, releasing all the magic power he had stored up until now.

Gazing at the distant, ancient island of twilight, Shirou uttered the incantation he knew all too well:

"-------- Projection, Start (Trace On)."

The magic of running through.

Because the magic was so immense, Shirou's body seemed to be enveloped in a light as if stars were being born.

Suppressing the rapidly spinning, ignited brain, he brought his consciousness back to its limit.

In unparalleled concentration, there is only one thing that needs to be imagined.

Surpassing all the mysteries, the great mysteries, that this man has Projection so far—

That is the very blue planet that gave birth to all life, all stories, all legends, and all miracles.

Projection Magic cannot achieve this.

Shirou's Projection Magic is an unconventional divine technique; it only requires a tiny amount of magic to recreate mythical mysteries.

However, Projection a planet is still too absurd.

It's impossible.

Even if the will of the planet allows such a reckless act, the order of the universe would never accept it.

The universe itself, transcending the planetary Counter Force, rejects Shirou.

This is the limit of human capabilities and the limits of Magecraft.

So, if it's impossible to create a planet without transcending Magecraft!

"Projection, loading (Trigger Off)."

Shirou abandoned all the technology he had accumulated up to this point.

In this field, that is something that is not needed.

First Magic, Second Magic, Third Magic, Fifth Magic...

Shirou has been involved in these things many times before, and has even been able to use True Magic with the help of True Magic User.

Anyone can do that if it's just using True Magic.

Shirou can now analyze the structure of the old man Zelretch's jeweled sword with just a glance.

However, what he needs to do now is not to use True Magic.

A person who uses True Magic cannot be called a "True Magic User".

So-called True Magic is simply paving a path that no one has gone before.

That's the place Shirou is heading to—a place accessible only to the first person to open the door.

Is it possible?

This isn't a question of whether it's possible, but rather, it's about doing it.

Bearing the weight of countless expectations, Shirou must create a new miracle.

Because it was an agreement made with everyone.

"..."

In a daze, I recalled a trivial conversation.

Have you ever seen the stars?

"Huh? Stars? Aren't they always there if you look at the sky at night?"

"No, no. I meant, have you ever seen the brilliance of the stars?"

"I don't understand what you're saying," the girl rolled her eyes in annoyance.

"Oh, I see. Then I'll take you to see it."

"Where to go--oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowww..."

"How are you... are you scared? Just hold me tight and you'll be fine."

Even if you really fall, I'll go and get you right away.

"... Um."

The girl nodded shyly, and Shirou then took her to a place higher than the clouds.

It's a little higher than the stratosphere.

Far from the Earth's surface, somewhere between the universe and the sky.

Even the most skilled high-ranking fairies, adept at flight, could not reach this true end of the world.

"Above."

"Wow...!"

The girl's mouth gaped open, her gray pupils brimming with light.

"The stars are so close... so dazzling, so beautiful."

The flow and trajectory of the Milky Way are clearly visible, as if you could reach out and touch it at any moment.

The red-haired girl, her eyes glazed over, couldn't help but reach out her hand.

"No matter what, we can't catch him, haha."

"It's so noisy, you idiot! I get it!"

The girl was both ashamed and angry, and her face turned red.

Shirou said, "Because those stars are no longer there."

"Why?"

The girl hugged his waist, looking confused.

"The starlight in the sky is a mirage of the past, not something that exists in the present."

Those are lights that are millions of light-years away from our world.

The light, having traveled millions of light-years, shone into our eyes on Earth.

Upon hearing Shirou's explanation, the girl showed a dejected expression.

"I'll create a star for you."

At that moment, Shirou spoke in a voice only he could hear.

Now, he wants to fulfill his original promise.

Shirou held his breath.

He is gradually transcending the laws of the stars and stepping into the realm of the universe.

Then, it was captured.

In the gap between time and space, there lies an almost impossible possibility.

"The entire project has been Projection— "

The next instant, something unexpected happened.

The planet, covered by an endless ocean, spontaneously emitted light.

Instead of cruelly collapsing, the planet gently turned into stardust, drifting like smoke towards the end of the galaxy.

That was the moment the "Sixth True Magic (Star Forger)" was established.

Somewhere in the universe, a planet (paradise) that inherited the memories of the Fae Kingdom and belonged only to the fairies was quietly born.

"Shirou!"

Morgan rushed over in a panic and caught Shirou was swaying as he landed on the deck.

"Are you alright? Seriously... you were too reckless... that's why I told you not to push yourself too hard."

Shirou leaned against Morgan and smiled.

"Morgan, I did it!"

"Oh, I saw it all... More important than that, you should worry about your own health."

The Queen looked displeased, but she knew her worries were unnecessary, and could only sigh softly.

She supported Shirou as they gazed at a new star thousands of light-years away.

One day, they too will go there, because there are people waiting for them.

But for now, let's enjoy this short vacation.

"Let's go, Shirou."

"Um."

Morgan took her husband's arm, only to find a small figure standing on Shirou's other side.

"Artoria, what are you doing?" the witch asked, frowning.

"Welcome back, Shirou." Caster greeted Shirou with a smile.

"Don't ignore me, hey... don't shamelessly hug my husband like that."

"Hahaha..." Shirou gave a helpless, bitter laugh.

Artoria seems to have mastered the art of provoking Morgan... It seems the two of them will be in an endless state of war from now on.

"You must be tired. I'll make you a cup of black tea when we get back."

The Paradise Fae (Second Generation) put on a pitiful expression, looking at Shirou while acting coquettishly towards him.

"!"

The Paradise Fae (first generation) was alarmed upon seeing this.

"My husband, it's my turn to pamper you now, not those young girls' turn."

Morgan abandoned her Queen reserve and spoke in a cute voice that didn't quite suit her age, while rubbing her ample breasts against Shirou's arm.

"Ah! How cunning! She really is a witch!"

Morgan raised an eyebrow and said, "As a wife, isn't it your duty to reward your husband after a hard day's work with your body?"

"Artoria, you are the one... can those barren breasts heal Shirou?"

Artoria bristled and retorted, "Huh? I have a lot of potential!"

Just wait, one day I will surpass you! Surpass Bageko!