Red A had once again arrived at the critical moment, saving the endangered boy and girl in overwhelming fashion.
You could always trust Red A.jpg.
He was just too reliable, too reassuring.
With his performance at this crucial moment, Red A once again demonstrated just how dependable he was.
For a moment, people even had the strange feeling that as long as Red A was here, everything would be OK.
It was not blind trust. Red A was simply so reliable that everyone had complete confidence in him.
As long as Red A was present, nothing could go wrong—people had formed that peculiar consensus.
Of course, while that was the reaction of most people, it did not include everyone.
A small number of people remained far from optimistic. Red A's current appearance, along with the reactions he had shown before, proved that he had plans of his own. He had not come merely to save the day.
This man was very likely about to stir up trouble!
At the very least, Emiya Shirou in the real world—the real-world projection of Red A himself—had already developed a strong premonition. His expression turned grave.
Within the Light Screen footage, clouds of dust billowed through the palace. Tohsaka Rin and Emiya Shirou stared tensely toward where the smoke was spreading, unable to confirm Kuzuki Souichirou and Medea's condition.
However, when the camera shifted to Red A, it showed the stern-faced man looking as though this was only natural. Clearly, he already knew the outcome.
Before long, the smoke cleared.
What people saw then was a scene that moved countless hearts: Medea had used her not particularly tall—or rather, somewhat frail—body to shield Kuzuki Souichirou.
Five swords had pierced Medea's back and thighs, inflicting grievous wounds that went straight through her body. Blood