Social Death from Replenishing Magic (2nd Update)

The most important part had been skipped. That was seriously frustrating.

Still, the situation was clear enough.

Anyone who knew even a little about it already understood what this so-called mana replenishment was, and what had happened between Mordred and Emiya Shirou.

Honestly, it was enough to make people green with envy!

That brat Emiya Shirou was so enviable.

Mordred, that Knight of Rebellion, was so enviable too!

Well, people were envious from both sides.

After all, by now, there were quite a few people who liked Emiya Shirou and quite a few who liked Mordred, so naturally they envied the two of them.

But then again, this outcome also felt only natural.

After all, the relationship between the two had been made quite clear. It would not have been strange for them to end up together in the future.

They were just too compatible.

It was just that they had taken this step so quickly, and under the excuse of "mana replenishment" at that. The sheer drama of it made people exclaim one after another, "Young people really know how to have fun."

Yet even under such circumstances, many people still did not understand.

Most of them were children, and the children innocently asked their parents and elders what it all meant.

And so, another grand competition among parents began: "Let's talk about something else," "You'll understand when you grow up," and "Children don't need to know so much."

What a delightful sight.

From that day onward, "mana replenishment" became a brand-new universal term throughout the world, with astonishing implications behind it.

For a long time to come, it would remain a popular meme, and some veteran drivers would even ask everyone they met, "Did you replenish your mana today?"

What was cultural export? This was cultural export.