Well, another daughter-obsessed father.
After Kiritsugu Emiya, there was now another daughter-obsessed father by his side.
But Tohsaka, weren't you afraid of having your identity exposed?
Shirou wanted to say more, but Rin firmly said, "Let's go. I know this place fairly well. How about I show you around?"
Gudako nodded cheerfully.
Shirou could only follow carefully, afraid that Rin would let something slip while also staying alert for Kiritsugu, who could appear at any moment.
Not far away, the house was silent. No lights shone in the courtyard; everything was pitch-black. Even the streetlights flickered faintly, brightening and dimming. Beside the Tohsaka residence stood what had once been the Matou family home, but it was even more lifeless than the Tohsaka residence, without a single glimmer of light.
Darkness was frightening, which was why people associated the word with unpleasant things. Shirou tried his best to search for Kiritsugu, who might be here.
Was he really not here?
"—That's about it. Those are the more famous magi in Fuyuki City. But Fuyuki is a remote city, so there aren't many magi here. If it weren't for the Holy Grail War, powerful magi probably wouldn't show up at all." Rin gave a well-organized introduction to Fuyuki City.
Naturally, her introduction could not be separated from her old specialty: magecraft.
Shinji felt somewhat frustrated as he followed behind Gudako. Even his role as the guide had been taken away, which made him feel rather miserable.
"Oh, I see. Then that lines up with what Mr. Shinji said." Gudako noticed Shinji's low spirits and hurriedly said so.
"Haha, that's right." Shinji perked up a little.
"But Gudako-kun, how do you know so much about the magi in Fuyuki City? And yet you didn't mention anything about your own family?" Gudako suddenly asked.