"Ritsuka, don't pay attention to what that guy said."
"Remember, you absolutely have to keep yourself safe. Everyone is worried about you."
As Munier helped Fujimaru Ritsuka into his cold-weather Mystic Code, he kept fussing over him.
"And Mash, although safety is still a serious concern, don't transform into a Demi-Servant and fight unless it's necessary. Your body simply can't withstand it right now."
"Our situation is already difficult enough. Nothing can happen to either of you again."
After pulling the zipper all the way up, Munier looked at them with concern.
The other staff members aboard the submarine were occupied with their work and could not come down to the cabin, but Munier believed they felt the same way he did.
Everyone had survived the Incineration of Humanity because of Fujimaru Ritsuka. Every one of them was grateful to him and trusted the combat ability and judgment of humanity's last Master.
But trust was one thing; worry was another.
"Munier has already said everything I wanted to say."
Leonardo da Vinci smiled and placed the black case in Fujimaru Ritsuka's hand.
"Take this. You've got the communications device on you too, right?"
"Yeah, I have it. By the way, is this... a Spirit Origin Shadow?"
Taking the black case, Fujimaru Ritsuka nodded.
"If you can find a Leyline, you'll be able to summon Servants with that. But to truly use the Spirit Origin Shadow's real function—temporarily manifesting Servants recorded in Spirit Origin Portraits and using certain abilities—you'll still need to solve the power issue. We'll figure something out on our end."
"The radar isn't performing as well as we'd hoped, but it still works well enough. We'll be able to see quite a lot for you. If you encounter enemies, make every effort to run back. Avoid fighting whenever