"Then why did you want me to give it to her?" Shirou scratched his head.
"Isn't it obvious? Classmate Shirou is so dense that he doesn't understand your daughter's feelings at all. I had no choice but to reluctantly help you out. Consider it a gift from the two of us when we meet her."
"Alright."
Shirou nodded.
Rin really never changed. No matter where she was, she could never stop being such a hopelessly nice person, and she did everything so perfectly too. In a way, she really was someone to envy.
"Classmate Shirou, why are you still standing in the doorway?"
"Oh, right."
Shirou immediately stepped aside, and Rin walked in.
Before long, Kiritsugu, Irisviel, and Kariya arrived as well. Without exception, they first rushed over to get a look at Gudako. She felt uncomfortable under their stares, but fortunately, the doctor and the others quickly came over to the table, easing Gudako's pressure while also increasing the squeeze around her.
With so many people seated, this table really might have been too small.
Before long, Sakura finished cooking. There were roughly seven or eight dishes on the table. Everyone pressed their palms together, called out their thanks, and began eating.
"Gudako, now that you've saved the world, does that mean you'll be able to go home soon?" Even after the meal began, Irisviel continued asking relentlessly.
Gudako scratched her cheek. "Not yet. The United Nations is still conducting investigations and such. And although the world has recovered from the incineration of humanity, it seems there are still dangers. Also, they'll be taking Group A out of their cryopods soon."
After quietly placing some food in Gudako's bowl, Shirou said, "Gudako, listen to me. As for Group A, the United Nations, the Mage's Association—you need to remember one