Shirou's Grand Heroic Saga

Caules, who was connected to Berserker in spirit, covered his face as though he were about to cry.

"Don't be angry. Berserker is worried about you. She was trying to save power; she doesn't understand what you were doing!"

"Assassin, you're right. I-I'll choose to forgive her." Caules said through his tears. "It's just a paper, right? I'll write it again!"

"That's the spirit." Shirou patted him on the shoulder.

"You use it first, Assassin. I need to calm down. Come to think of it, what do you need it for?" Caules looked at Shirou in confusion.

"To gather intelligence," Shirou said awkwardly.

In reality, he didn't want to gather intelligence at all. He wanted to write, copy it onto a USB drive, and parse it himself. That way, once he returned to his original world, Shinji wouldn't hound him so fiercely for updates.

Readers demanding updates were terrifying enough. Dissatisfied readers would even mail razor blades. But if a reader who knew the author personally was dissatisfied, that was even more horrifying—perhaps when he married Sakura in the future, he wouldn't be able to get past Shinji.

"That's impressive, but would any Servant really make such a huge spectacle?" Caules frowned skeptically.

"There'll always be some clue." Shirou casually opened a frequently used webpage, where he found a news article.

Caules fell silent.

The slap in the face came astonishingly fast.

"Shocking! An Aerial Fortress has appeared over Trifas, Romania? Has the U.S. military completed its aerospace carrier?"

Chapter 28: Title-kun and Liang Feifan Are at the Same Table

Caules opened his mouth. This was too absurd. Romania was Thousand Tree territory, a place even the Mage's Association found difficult to interfere with, yet the Red Faction had somehow driven an Aerial Fortress that was who-knew-how-many Wallaces higher than