"Infiltrate, assassinate (musou), all in one go."
Lord El-Melloi II looked as though he had seen a ghost and hurriedly pulled out a magical tool to dial 110.
But Shirou was faster. His body now fully on the level of a Servant's, he interrupted Lord El-Melloi II's movement and knocked him unconscious.
After looking through Lord El-Melloi II's handwriting in his book, Shirou boldly projected a note bearing Lord El-Melloi II's signature.
Its general meaning was that he would be taking some time off to handle a commission.
Then Shirou jumped straight out the window.
Infiltration complete!
Author's note:
My vision-restoration surgery failed... Yesterday my fever hit 40 degrees Celsius, and today even food tasted bland. I'm heartbroken.
What? Your Surname Is Emiya?
Tokiomi Tohsaka calculated that he had finished teaching his classes at the Clock Tower for the day, so he packed up his things and headed back to the house he had bought in London.
After the Fourth Holy Grail War, he had given up on pursuing the Root, because the Holy Grail had been corrupted.
And if Kiritsugu Emiya, the so-called Magus Killer, had not practically changed his nature and saved whoever he could during the Holy Grail War, Tokiomi would have lost his life in that war. He certainly would not have made it to London to teach as a lecturer.
Of course, the subject he taught was the Gem Magic he excelled at.
Halfway there, Tokiomi suddenly realized he had forgotten that red-haired youth. He had clearly meant to win him over, so why was he leaving already?
He turned around—and saw Shirou... as well as Lord El-Melloi II slung over Shirou's shoulder.
Shirou, carrying Lord El-Melloi II, showed no fear upon seeing Tokiomi. He looked nothing like a criminal caught red-handed.
"Hi."
Maintaining his