"You're not truly happy."
Gilgamesh said coldly.
"But I am."
Shirou had barely started smiling before this guy choked him with those words.
What did my happiness have to do with you?
"I met Merlin."
"I know that."
"I also received a brocade pouch."
"I know that too."
"How do you know?" Shirou asked doubtfully.
"I watched him write it." Gilgamesh smiled brilliantly.
"And that makes you so happy?"
"Seeing how happy he was, I knew I would be happy too. I already foresaw it."
"Do all you Grand Casters spy on each other like this? If so, when you see someone's future, why not help them?" Shirou said resentfully.
When Gudako had told him about the Temple of Time Grand Servant and the meteor shower at the edge of the heavens, even someone as strong as Gudako had spoken much more quietly. The corners of her mouth had drooped several times, and she had almost been unable to hold it in.
"He chose it himself. Could I help him? This was the freedom he had fought so hard to obtain. Just like how you want to save the world and save your sister too. If you had to abandon your sister to save the world, would you save it?"
Shirou thought for less than an instant, but even that seemed too long. So he shortened it further—0.0001 seconds—and made his decision.
"Screw that. If anyone dared take her from me, I'd do it again right now—take down six in one day and tear through the Holy Grail War. If the world was destroyed, then so be it. Get lost. Even if I died, I wouldn't let anything happen to Miyu. And now that includes Illya and Chloe too."
"He believed he wanted to save the world. Whoever dared oppose