So You Mean the Most Important Part of the Pure Love God of War Isn't Pure Love, but God of War?

So you mean... the most important part of the Pure Love God of War wasn't pure love, but God of War?

"Moon Cell Liquid?"

Staring at the small test tube in his hand, Fang Mo thoughtfully stroked his chin.

Although this thing was a magecraft Mystic Code of the El-Melloi family, to put it bluntly, it had far too many flaws. It was barely even qualified as a toy.

After all, whether in the original story or here, Kaineth had relied on this thing to fight Kiritsugu Emiya, only to get blown apart by an Origin Bullet. Its shortcomings were obvious. At the end of the day, it was just an automaton. Once someone figured out how it operated, they could counter it.

"Forget it. This will do..."

After thinking it over for a moment, Fang Mo ultimately accepted the Mystic Code.

It was useless to him, but he definitely wasn't planning to let Kiritsugu Emiya off easily. That guy's personality was genuinely unbearable.

In Fang Mo's eyes, Kiritsugu Emiya was more than a little mentally twisted.

As a child, he had dreamed of becoming an ally of Justice and had even met a childhood sweetheart. Then his father's magecraft research went wrong, turning that childhood sweetheart into a mindless monster that attacked the other residents. In the end, the entire island was infected and transformed into something like a living Nether.

Witnessing that tragedy made Kiritsugu Emiya's mentality collapse completely. He began to believe that magi were evil, the source of everything that stole people's happiness.

So he shot his loving father dead.

After that, he followed a bounty hunter named Natalia, becoming her apprentice—or perhaps something like her adopted son—and learned all sorts of ways to survive from her.

Then, as Kiritsugu Emiya gradually grew up...

Natalia met