Strategy Meeting (Continued)

Rider nodded as well.

In the end, her wish was simply to be incarnated as a Heroic Spirit.

Caules had also given up on making a wish of his own, leaving only the conflict between Fiore and Shirou.

"I—" Fiore gathered her courage, but when she saw Shirou's eyes, she could not help growing flustered. "I—"

"If you have a wish, you should say it quickly. Otherwise, it will be too late to regret it later," Shirou said slowly.

Perhaps Shirou's words gave her courage again. Fiore took a deep breath.

"I want my legs to be restored, so I can become a healthy mage. What about you, Assassin?"

"As for my wish, I'll leave it to my master."

Sieg glanced at Shirou, then said, "My wish is simple: I want all homunculi to have the lifespans and bodies of normal people, so they can see this world."

"This is my wish."

"How about it? If we word the wish well enough, I think the two wishes should not conflict. Your wish and my master's wish could both be granted. For example—perhaps a wish to restore everyone in Trifas to health could satisfy both?"

Fiore pondered it, considering the possibility.

"Could that really work?"

"Probably. If we truly obtain the Holy Grail, perhaps such a wish could satisfy both."

"Then let us do that." Fiore nodded. Perhaps this was the only way neither of their wishes would be compromised.

Mordred frowned instead.

That little girl had stated, without hesitation, that she wanted all homunculi to regain their health.

Was that truly her wish? Or had some Assassin used her mouth to voice their own wish?

"Now, let's get to the point and properly discuss how we should fight. That is the focus of today's strategy meeting. These are documents I