Emiya Shirou, the Good-Natured Old Man (1st update, 4K)

There was definitely something wrong with the Matou Family.

That was practically obvious.

But as for what exactly was going on, all they could do for now was make all kinds of guesses, using the Light Screen footage of the Fourth Holy Grail War as their point of reference.

Just thinking about it made countless people feel their PTSD acting up.

Although Sakura Matou had later been exposed as an emotionless, sensationless doll whom Aizen Tokiomi had deliberately sent over to deceive Matou Zouken, which had eased people's PTSD somewhat.

Those who had witnessed those utterly deranged scenes and learned the truth still found it difficult to forget that nightmare-like spectacle.

What had been "false" on the third timeline now seemed like it might become real on this second timeline.

At that thought, even more people felt their PTSD flaring up, and cries of "The old worm must die!" once again rang out across the world.

The Light Screen footage did not continue to explain Matou Sakura's background in detail, nor was there any flashback sequence. The scene simply moved on, showing Emiya Shirou and Matou Sakura arriving at the high school they attended.

During that time, the scene briefly switched to Tohsaka Rin walking around the city, seemingly showing the spirit-form Red A around Fuyuki City.

The people of the real world wore subtle expressions at that sight.

Taking Red A on a tour of Fuyuki City? Recalling his old hometown could count as a kind of sentimentality.

But clearly, Red A had to be incredibly speechless. Yet because he could not reveal his true identity, he could only keep it bottled up, which was probably quite uncomfortable.

Soon, the scene switched back to Emiya Shirou. Within Homurahara Academy, everyone wore neat uniforms, and the boys and girls