Red A vs. Cu Chulainn, Round Two (1st Update)

Emiya Shirou's reaction gave off the strong impression that his chuunibyou soul had been awakened and he wanted to awaken the dormant power of a king.

But was that really the case?

Su Yun could say—Emiya Shirou was not being chuunibyou. What he felt was real.

After all, as the Emiya hero who had already appeared many times in the Light Screen footage, a tireless tool, how could Su Yun possibly let Emiya Shirou remain an ordinary person?

In truth, Su Yun had long planted the seed of supernatural power within Emiya Shirou. Once the time was right, that seed would take root, sprout, and grow into genuine supernatural power.

And this so-called right time meant Emiya Shirou himself had to desire supernatural power.

Yes, Emiya Shirou had to desire it himself.

Rather, every supernatural being seen so far had to desire supernatural power themselves. As for those who did not wish to possess such power, Su Yun would not grant it to them either.

"Forcing" it upon someone had never been within Su Yun's considerations.

Just as Su Yun would absolutely never send children onto a battlefield, anyone who wished to become a supernatural being had to accept the responsibility of fighting Mystery.

Every supernatural being was like this. Without that resolve and will, granting such people supernatural power would only lead to a complete mess.

Although many protagonists in entertainment works were dragged into dangerous incidents by coincidence and forced onto the path of the supernatural, such coercion had never been part of Su Yun's plans.

Only those who acted of their own accord, only those who desired it, only those with the corresponding resolve—only then would Su Yun truly grant them supernatural power.

Every supernatural being who had appeared so far was like this.

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