Fujimaru Tachibana had gotten into trouble?
It seemed...
That wasn't exactly surprising, was it?
Well, what could she do? With Fujimaru Tachibana's background, she was absolutely destined to be the protagonist. It would be stranger if nothing ever happened to her.
Still, the way Fujimaru Tachibana got into trouble wasn't particularly "intense." There was no world-shattering scene—rather, it was fairly "ordinary."
[Reserve Master—Fujimaru Ritsuka, please prepare yourself. The live combat simulation test is about to begin.]
A mechanical electronic voice rang beside Fujimaru Tachibana's ear, calling her by her current name.
Fujimaru Tachibana lay inside a steel container resembling a coffin, though its lid was made of glass. Numerous instruments were attached to her body, and she wore something like a pair of VR goggles over her eyes.
The overall setup was highly futuristic. This was one of Chaldea's black technologies: a fully immersive virtual reality system.
Its core relied on one of Chaldea's advanced magecraft Mystic Codes—the Spiritron Calculation Device, Trismegistus. It was an extremely futuristic yet inherently mystical spiritron computer.
It was a standard product of science fiction and fantasy combined. According to Chaldea's personnel, it could effectively be regarded as a quantum computer—a thing that, even in the real world of 2020, still existed only in theory.
In addition, Chaldea possessed a database called the Phenomenon Record Computer Demon, Laplace. It was likewise black technology combining mysticism and technology, containing countless records.
When these two unscientific things were combined, the fully immersive virtual reality world that had previously existed only in fantasy became possible.
Using this black technology, Chaldea could perfectly simulate countless scenarios, such as battles between Heroic Spirits, as well as the physical stamina, magical energy, and mental energy expended when a Master commanded a Servant in combat.
Everything could be fully simulated, allowing Chaldea's