The Whole World Watches Emiya Shirou High Jump (1st Update)

This really left people at a loss for how to even comment on it. It was utterly baffling.

If young people in Europe or America ran into something like this, forget studying—their parents would be temporarily forgotten too. They would insist on finishing the Holy Grail War first, striking a pose of individual heroism.

School? What was that supposed to be?

Faced with this situation, people genuinely had no idea how to comment.

Especially regarding whether Servants should accompany their Masters to school, Emiya Shirou felt that having Mordred follow him would be bad. It would restrict her freedom and cause trouble for others, so he rejected Mordred's suggestion to go to school with him. He told her to stay home, or go out and wander around if she wanted.

In short, he gave Mordred plenty of freedom, to the point that Mordred herself was left at a loss.

An amateur Master really was infuriatingly speechless.

Tohsaka Rin complained endlessly about this too, but in the end, she still indulged Emiya Shirou's willfulness. With her usual tsundere manner, she even agreed to look after that idiot at school.

It seemed that fighting through life and death together the previous night had unknowingly given Tohsaka Rin a bridge effect toward Emiya Shirou—after all, when she had lost against Illya last night, Emiya Shirou had rushed out, grabbed her, and run.

It might have looked reckless and accomplished nothing, but honestly, for a seventeen-year-old girl, that kind of situation was highly lethal.

What was more, during all this, Tohsaka Rin revealed another piece of information that had never come to light.

A textbook flashback scene.

It turned out that Tohsaka Rin and Emiya Shirou had attended the same school since middle school.

One afternoon as the sun set, Emiya Shirou had been