Besides, a USB drive was data. Hakuno had already returned to Earth in her own world—how could she be digitized again? The Moon Cell had practically exploded, and he had personally caused it.
"Didn't know that, did you?" Shinji smugly raised the USB drive in his hand. "Sakura, do you want to know?"
Sakura's eyes said it all.
Frightened, Shinji hurriedly hugged Shirou. When his grip loosened, Shirou seized the chance to take the USB drive.
Fully realizing he was up against a husband-and-wife team, Shinji was furious and started making a huge fuss.
"Hey, hey, Shirou, give it back! Give it back!" Shinji reached out, desperately trying to grab the USB drive from Shirou's hand, but there was absolutely no way Shirou would let him have it. Shirou wasn't about to do something that stupid.
"Shinji, hurry up and tell me. What's wrong with this USB drive? A life is at stake!" Shirou held the USB drive, not letting Shinji touch it.
Shinji turned his head away in disinterest and sighed. He had such a good hand, yet Shirou had ruined everything just like that.
This had been his last resort for threatening Shirou into updating!
It looked like Shirou really wasn't going to update anymore. Was being a slacker really that fun? Uncle Kariya updated so much every day and was perfectly happy doing it! Couldn't Shirou be as diligent as Uncle?
"Shinji, as long as you tell me, I'll update very soon. Don't worry!" Shirou promised. This much, he could guarantee. After all, a life was at stake.
If writing could save someone, Shirou could write ten thousand words a day without a problem.
"Is that true?"
"It's true!"
Shinji scratched his cheek, folded his arms, raised his chin, and looked down at Shirou. "Then listen carefully,