"Then let's verify it," Shirou said. "If he doesn't like it, the debt will be written off. How about it?"
"Fine!" Sakura answered without hesitation, giving Shirou no time to waver.
Gilgamesh jumped anxiously. "Sakura, you can't do this! What if Sieg really doesn't like it..."
"No, he will," Sakura said firmly. "I believe in you, Senpai."
Wasn't she trusting him in a rather strange way?
"But where is Sieg?" Sakura asked.
"At the Sea of Stars," Shirou answered. "We can go ask him right now."
Alaya had the feeling that Shirou was completely doomed.
Did this guy have no self-awareness at all? How many girls he'd met hadn't liked him?
When Sakura saw Sieg, her heart was actually a little shaken. So Senpai's tastes were this unusual? She had originally thought he was a loli-con, and she had reluctantly accepted that. Illya, Miyu, and Chloe were indeed quite adorable.
But could someone please tell her why Senpai liked such an enormous dragon too?
And if they were going to do it, Sakura gave it a visual estimate—no matter how she looked at it, it would be like a toothpick stirring a huge vat.
The giant dragon sleeping in the darkness seemed to sense something. It opened its enormous eyes, its slit pupils gazing at Shirou before it. Tears seemed on the verge of falling from its eye sockets.
But then, the dragon transformed into human form.
"Wake up!"
"Wake up!"
Shirou rubbed the dragon's head. "Stop sleeping. Time to get up!"
"You're finally awake?" Shirou scratched his head, still a little nervous.
He had a feeling that Sieg was about to say something strange to him.
Like—I have romantic feelings for you, or something?
No, no way?!
Let's take another day off...
I'm stuck on the plot, really badly.