Gudako felt like she was about to suffocate.
Why had she inherited her mother's size instead of her aunt's?
"Master, this may sound strange to you, but... but from this Spiritron Transfer, I caught the scent of someone."
Someone's scent.
Gudako immediately perked up.
All sleepiness vanished.
The only person Queen Sheba was interested in was obvious. And the fact that this Spiritron Transfer had let her sense traces of that person's presence meant—
That person was not dead. That person might still... retain some fragment of existence?
"Sheba, we're leaving immediately!"
Senior, You Actually Have a Daughter?
"Shirou, the moon was terrifying. I'm never going to the moon again!"
"Okay, okay." Shirou raised an eyebrow. "We're not going. There's no Holy Grail War there anymore anyway. But could you stop clinging to me and crying? And wipe your snot, Shinji. That's disgusting!"
It had been roughly half a day since Shirou returned.
Everything had been settled. He had resolved every problem that needed resolving.
After countless battles, he could finally breathe a sigh of relief.
"Welcome back, Senior." Sakura smiled gently. This world still looked beautiful.
Birds sang, flowers bloomed, and bees danced through the air.
"Though I would like to congratulate you all, Mr. Shirou, I believe we have a debt to settle first?" Lord El-Melloi II asked. "This seems to be part of the payment."
That did seem to be the case.
But he could not exactly produce real gold and silver right now. He could not just project it, could he?
"Gilgamesh, lend me a cup." Shirou shamelessly held out his hand.
"You think I'll give you one just because you asked?" Gilgamesh turned his head away, but even so, he took out a broken cup and tossed it to Shirou.
Next, all he needed to