Had they seen everything he had ever done?
In any case, there was no way they had merely taken Gilgamesh's word for it and put him in such a predicament. What Gilgamesh knew should have ended after she had left the stage.
The more Shirou thought about it, the more something felt wrong.
"I feel like you know far too much. Could it be... Alaya told you everything about my Holy Grail War?"
At that moment, Sakura burst out laughing, as if she truly could not hold it in any longer.
Shirou would never have imagined that none of them had been told anything. They had watched Shirou livestream his way through the entire battle, and when they saw the beginning and the end, Sakura had genuinely gotten angry.
If Shirou had not made those steady moves afterward, he would have been getting on the boat today.
Illya looked disappointed and listless.
"Sakura, you actually became the traitor among us."
Sakura clasped her hands behind her back and narrowed her eyes. "It couldn't be helped. Senior's expression was just too entertaining."
"What's going on?" Shirou looked at them somewhat guiltily.
If Alaya had really told them the whole story, he would already be a corpse.
—Considering all those bold and flirtatious moves he had made before.
If he said it had all been for victory, he wondered whether Sakura and the others would believe him.
"Actually, we know every single one of the things Senior did."
Shirou immediately broke out in a cold sweat, every pore standing on end.
"Then... what else do you know?"
"We know everything."
Shirou advanced and retreated; Shirou was trapped between advance and retreat; Shirou had nowhere left to retreat.
Shirou took his hands off the keyboard and typed GG.
He promptly dropped into a