Go See the World Outside (End of Volume) (Continued)

So that meant becoming his student?

"Though it was far inferior to your noble magecraft, study hard."

Seeing such an outcome, Shishigou Kairi took a cigarette from his pocket and lit it.

"This was probably the best possible ending."

Mordred burst out laughing.

"I told you not to be so nervous..."

Watching them fool around, Waver could not help walking over to the window.

In this Holy Grail War, a Servant had actually reached for the Third Magic. After striving for sixty years, he had come within a hair's breadth of victory.

Heroes were just the sort of troublesome people who made things difficult, weren't they?

Yet a faint smile suddenly appeared on his face.

They were always dreaming impossible dreams—crossing endless seas, conquering the world, and the like.

Just like you.

Far away, in Thousand Tree Castle, Gord was also working on financial reports.

Thanks to the golem production equipment left behind by Caster, he had made quite a lot of money lately. It was enough to cover the homunculi's expenses, and he could become a wealthy man again.

He gazed toward the clouds and suddenly remembered that pure-white Saber, Siegfried.

Who knew how much time had passed.

Or whether this world still existed.

But as long as she was still dreaming, that meant she was still alive.

And that meant this world still existed, didn't it?

Again and again, she searched for traces of that person in her dreams, but she could never find him.

The Reverse Side of the World was terribly dull—without change, without color.

Only dreams were vivid with color. Everything else was gray.

Because of him.

But if she could, she wished to see him once more.

That red-haired person, the one who carried a sword and whom she admired so much.

"Wake