"Archer..."
"Hmm?"
"Take this!"
Hakuno thrust out two fingers, held apart and aimed directly at Shirou's eyes.
"Ahhhhh—my eyes!"
"Eye-Stabbing Style. So Jeanne d'Arc's technique really was that useful?"
Shirou covered his eyes, but upon hearing Jeanne d'Arc's name, he could not help asking, "You know Jeanne d'Arc? So she taught you this?"
"I think I heard you mention it. It seemed to be the ultimate technique she used on Gilles de Rais."
Shirou thought back.
Did that really happen?
How foolish. He had actually taught her such a technique, only to suffer such a powerful attack himself.
"Hakuno, how rough. I'm starting to worry you might treat me that way too," Sesshoin said, yet she still walked up to Hakuno. "Please, by all means, treat me that roughly."
Hakuno could not help internally roasting the two of them.
Those two really were... kind of, well, something.
"All right, that was just a joke. I wanted to ask, Miss Sesshoin, do you have any sorcery you can teach?"
Although Hakuno was somewhat dissatisfied with Shirou's actions, she still cherished this opportunity.
"Sorcery?"
Sesshoin seemed a little troubled.
Speaking of which, sorcery was magic on Earth, and learning it was extremely complicated. Shirou had actually asked Lord El-Melloi II for advice before, hoping to learn some magic.
Then Lord El-Melloi II's Discernment Eye had told him that he was only suited for Projection Magic...
But here, Shirou had a slight possibility.
Because sorcery was like a computer program—it could be installed directly into a person!
"But the only sorcery I know is that one from just now."
"Th-then forget it." Hakuno shook her head.
Installing sorcery was not as difficult as learning magic, but it had a prerequisite—the original owner would lose that sorcery. Sorcery was not like knowledge, something that