Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Tachibana's existence becomes public, causing widespread excitement and anticipation.
• The Light Screen footage sparks intense discussions and theories about Fujimaru Ritsuka's actions.
• Emiya Shirou, Matou Shinji, and Tohsaka Rin gain further popularity at school.
• Matou Sakura remains relatively unnoticed despite her role in the footage.
• Su Yun gains a significant amount of Fantasy Power from the Light Screen footage's impact.

Character Developments

• Fujimaru Tachibana becomes a celebrity at school and online.
• Emiya Shirou, Matou Shinji, and Tohsaka Rin see their popularity rise due to their roles in the footage.
• Matou Sakura remains in the background, awaiting further plot development.
• Arcueid and Artoria's friendship deepens, with Artoria arriving to be with Arcueid.

Significant Themes

• The impact of the Light Screen footage on public sentiment and societal changes.
• The power of tragedy and regret in driving people's emotions and Fantasy Power.
• The exploration of hope and anticipation for the future.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru Tachibana interacts with her classmates and the public, receiving overwhelming support.
• Emiya Shirou, Matou Shinji, and Tohsaka Rin discuss their impressions of the Light Screen footage.
• Arcueid and Artoria reunite, expressing their longing and closeness.
• Su Yun observes and calculates the gains from the Light Screen footage's impact.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Arcueid, Artoria's cousin, awakens after years of unconsciousness and joins Artoria's school.
• Artoria and Arcueid reunite and spend time together, with Arcueid sharing about her past and Artoria listening.
• Su Yun and Tokisaki Kurumi discuss the fate of the savior siblings and Tokisaki's own situation.
• The transcendent beings in the Ascension Sanctuary face new challenges, including fighting darkened versions of King Arthur and Mordred.
• Jeanne d'Arc Alter, after receiving manga lessons from Su Yun, wants to express her gratitude and sends a selfie as a token of appreciation.

Character Developments

• Arcueid, though mentally still young due to her long unconsciousness, shows maturity and shares her past with Artoria.
• Artoria, despite her own struggles, shows care and understanding towards Arcueid.
• Tokisaki Kurumi reflects on her situation and the savior siblings' fate, reaffirming her wariness towards powerful figures.
• Jeanne d'Arc Alter, driven by a desire to repay Su Yun's kindness, sends a selfie, demonstrating her tsundere nature and lack of understanding of human norms.

Significant Themes

• The struggle of individuals against powerful forces, as seen in Arcueid's and the savior siblings' situations.
• The theme of repayment and gratitude, explored through Jeanne d'Arc Alter's desire to express her thanks to Su Yun.
• The challenges faced by the transcendent beings in their training, reflecting their growth and determination.

Character Interactions

• Artoria and Arcueid reconnect, with Artoria acting as a caring older sister to Arcueid.
• Su Yun and Tokisaki Kurumi discuss their shared experiences and understanding of powerful figures.
• Jeanne d'Arc Alter interacts with Su Yun (through the system) to express her gratitude, leading to an unusual selfie exchange.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Yun receives a provocative selfie from Jeanne d'Arc Alter.
• He warns her about safety and privacy, causing her to have an emotional outburst and destroy her phone.
• Su Yun implements a mission system for Operators to tackle Mysteries.

Character Developments

• Jeanne d'Arc Alter: Shows embarrassment and excitement after sending the selfie, then has an emotional breakdown after Su Yun's response.
• Su Yun: Shows concern for Jeanne d'Arc Alter's safety and implements a mission system for Operators.

Significant Themes

• Communication and its consequences: Jeanne d'Arc Alter's impulsive act of sending the selfie leads to an emotional outburst.
• Responsibility and guidance: Su Yun warns Jeanne d'Arc Alter about safety and privacy, showing a protective and guiding role.

Character Interactions

• Su Yun and Jeanne d'Arc Alter: Their interaction is primarily through messages, with Su Yun showing concern and guidance, while Jeanne d'Arc Alter expresses embarrassment, excitement, and distress.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tokisaki Kurumi, a dedicated grinder, accepts four missions in sequence, using her family's private jet for transportation.
• Su Yun's mission system categorizes missions based on energy levels, with different Transcendents seeing different difficulty ratings.
• Tokisaki Kurumi grinds through missions for three days, eliminating various Mysteries and earning rewards.
• Yao Guang-Chaldea learns about the mission system targeting Mysteries and decides to fully cooperate with the Transcendents.
• Humanity learns the locations of many low- and mid-level Mysteries and begins targeted isolation measures.
• The Yukinoshita Sisters help Yao Guang-Chaldea locate low- and mid-level Mysteries with Su Yun's assistance.
• High-level Mysteries hold a meeting to discuss their plans.

Character Developments

• Tokisaki Kurumi demonstrates her cautious and patient nature, taking leave from school to focus on missions.
• Yao Guang-Chaldea's upper ranks, particularly Murata Himeko, show understanding and cooperation, accepting the Transcendents' help.
• Su Yun is revealed to be a considerate boss, caring for his employees and humanity's well-being.

Significant Themes

• The mission system's game-like nature versus its real-world consequences.
• The importance of caution and patience in reality.
• The power dynamics between humanity, Yao Guang-Chaldea, and the Transcendents.
• The threat posed by low- and mid-level Mysteries to ordinary people.

Character Interactions

• Tokisaki Kurumi interacts with the mission system, demonstrating her strategic approach to missions.
• Yao Guang-Chaldea's upper ranks discuss and decide on cooperation with the Transcendents.
• Su Yun indirectly interacts with Yao Guang-Chaldea through the mission system and the Yukinoshita Sisters.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The High Mysteries hold a meeting, with the Witch of No Light acting as spokesperson for the Mystery Will.
• The Mysteries are ordered to seek out the Void Outer Gods and create new major incidents.
• A High Mystery, the Qliphoth Tree, is deployed in Yingzhou, Hokkaido, to cause trouble by transforming humans into Mystery creatures through dreams.

Character Developments

• The High Mysteries are shown to have chaotic and incomprehensible modes of thought, making it difficult for them to unite.
• The Witch of No Light is revealed to be more concerned with fulfilling the will of the supreme Mysteries than the fate of individual humans, like Matou Zouken.

Significant Themes

• The chaotic and unpredictable nature of the High Mysteries.
• The manipulation of humans by the Mysteries for their own purposes.
• The potential danger of dreams and the subconscious mind.

Character Interactions

• The High Mysteries argue and clash with each other during the meeting.
• The Witch of No Light suppresses the High Mysteries and issues orders on behalf of the Mystery Will.
• The Qliphoth Tree begins to influence humans in Yingzhou through their dreams, planting 'seeds' within their souls.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Yun invests 120,000 Fantasy Power to initiate a "Spiritual Energy Resurgence" in the Flame Kingdom, enhancing the power of martial arts and ancient practices.
• He plans to continue investing Fantasy Power as it accumulates, eventually spreading the resurgence globally.
• No new extraordinary individuals appear that week, including Emiya Shirou.

Character Developments

• Su Yun's strategy involves quietly building strength and minimizing damage, similar to farming.
• Artoria becomes wealthier as Yao Guang-Chaldea's top combat operative and treats Su Yun and Morgan to a meal.

Significant Themes

• The power of collective effort and cultural inheritance in the Flame Kingdom.
• The contrast between Artoria's refined upbringing and her incredible eating speed.

Character Interactions

• Artoria and Su Yun have a friendly, comfortable dynamic, with Artoria being enthusiastic about their gathering.
• Morgan takes the initiative to ask Su Yun about his plans to marry Lia, catching both Artoria and Su Yun off guard.

• Key Plot Points: Morgan, Artoria's elder sister, initiates a conversation about marriage between Artoria and Su Yun. She argues that Artoria's marriage is a matter of national importance due to Artoria's status and the lack of interest in the throne. Su Yun expresses his liking for Artoria but hesitates about the timing of marriage.
• Character Developments: Artoria shows signs of tsundere behavior, feeling anxious and nervous when the topic of marriage is brought up. Su Yun demonstrates maturity and seriousness in discussing the matter. Morgan displays her protective nature towards Artoria and her understanding of the political implications of Artoria's marriage.
• Significant Themes: The chapter explores the themes of love, marriage, and responsibility. It delves into the idea that for some people, like Artoria, personal feelings may need to be secondary to larger political and national considerations.
• Character Interactions: Artoria and Su Yun's relationship is further explored, with Artoria showing clear affection for Su Yun. Morgan acts as a guardian and guide, attempting to navigate Artoria through the complexities of her situation. The three of them share a moment of understanding when the Light Screen image appears, signaling a pause in their conversation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The new Light Screen footage begins after a week's wait, showing Fujimaru Ritsuka's past.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka is revealed to have once saved and destroyed the world, then given another chance to save Tachibana.
• He sacrifices himself by pulling out a ball of light from his chest, turning translucent and entering a void with the River of Time.
• The Infinite Tsukuyomi world mutates, gaining new wish power and entering an illusory mist state.
• The scene shifts to Hill of Swords in Unlimited Blade Works, with Fujimaru Ritsuka's voice narrating about Emiya Shirou.

Character Developments

• Fujimaru Ritsuka: Sacrifices himself to save Tachibana, revealing a complex past where he both saved and destroyed the world.
• Emiya Shirou: His tragic fate is recounted, showing his unwavering commitment to being an "ally of justice."

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice: Fujimaru Ritsuka's selfless act to save Tachibana.
• Redemption: Fujimaru Ritsuka's attempt to right his past wrongs.
• Fate and Free Will: The manipulation of time and events, and characters' ability to change their destinies.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Emiya Shirou: Though not directly interacting, Ritsuka's narration about Shirou's tragic fate hints at a connection between their stories.
• Madara Uchiha and Hashirama Senju: Discuss the mutation of the Infinite Tsukuyomi world, with Hashirama expressing optimism about Shirou's involvement, while Madara remains skeptical.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A Light Screen shows Emiya Shirou's tragic past, revealing he was betrayed and executed by the people he saved.
• The audience is shocked and devastated by this revelation.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Fujimaru Tachibana watch Emiya Shirou's story in a black space, with Fujimaru Ritsuka encouraging Tachibana to remember their past and reclaim her will.

Character Developments

• Emiya Shirou: Shown to be a tragic figure who dedicated his life to saving others but was ultimately betrayed and executed.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka: Demonstrates understanding and empathy towards Fujimaru Tachibana, determined to help her remember their past and reclaim her will.
• Fujimaru Tachibana: Struggles with confusion and resistance, having forgotten her past and lost her sense of self.

Significant Themes

• Betrayal and the consequences of idealism: Emiya Shirou's story illustrates the dangers of unquestioning idealism and the potential for betrayal by those one has saved.
• The struggle to remember and reclaim one's identity: Fujimaru Tachibana's journey reflects the challenge of reconnecting with one's past and sense of self.

Character Interactions

• Emiya Shirou and the audience: The audience's emotional reaction to Emiya Shirou's story highlights the impact of his tragic fate.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Fujimaru Tachibana: Ritsuka's determination to help Tachibana remember their past and reclaim her will shows their strong sibling bond.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Emiya Shirou, while alive, signed a contract with the Light of Humanity, gaining immense power and achieving miracles in exchange for becoming a guardian after death.
• As a guardian, Shirou fights across various eras and battlefields, initially believing he's protecting humanity and upholding justice.
• The Light of Humanity's true purpose is revealed: it eliminates threats to humanity's continuation, often involving mass killings, contradicting Shirou's initial ideals.
• Shirou struggles with his actions, ultimately feeling regret and hatred for being an 'ally of justice.' He decides he wants to erase his past self.

Character Developments

• Emiya Shirou: Initially naive and idealistic, Shirou's perspective shifts as he realizes the true nature of his role as a guardian. He becomes filled with regret and self-hatred, ultimately desiring to erase his past self.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka: Initially dazed and blank, Ritsuka's eyes change as she becomes lost in thought while learning about Shirou's past, suggesting a shift in her understanding or perspective.

Significant Themes

• The true cost of power and the consequences of one's actions.
• The corruption of ideals and the reality of 'protection.'
• The struggle between personal beliefs and the greater good.
• The impact of regret and self-hatred on one's psyche.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Emiya Shirou: Ritsuka narrates Shirou's story, her perspective shifting as she learns about his past. Their interaction is primarily through Ritsuka's narration of Shirou's experiences.
• Emiya Shirou and the Light of Humanity: Shirou's relationship with the Light of Humanity evolves from initial admiration and dedication to regret and hatred, ultimately leading to a desire to erase his connection with it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Light Screen shows a familiar scene of Shirou in the Unlimited Blade Works wasteland, then transitions to a scene from the start of the Infinite Tsukuyomi world.
• Red A (Shirou) is summoned by Rin in the Fifth Holy Grail War, mirroring the Infinite Tsukuyomi events.
• Mordred's summoning and subsequent attack on Shirou and Rin differ from the previous timeline.
• Shirou saves Mordred from Heracles' attack, using Red A's twin short blades, but is mortally wounded.

Character Developments

• Shirou's heroic nature is further emphasized as he sacrifices himself to save Mordred, demonstrating his selfless heroism.
• Mordred's strength and resilience are shown as she continues to fight despite severe injuries.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice: Shirou's selfless act highlights the theme of sacrifice for the greater good.
• Heroism: Shirou's actions reinforce his heroic nature and ideals.

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Mordred: Their dynamic changes as Shirou saves Mordred, showing a shift in their relationship.
• Shirou and Rin: Their alliance is tested when Mordred attacks, but they manage to work together to survive.
• Shirou and Heracles: Their encounter ends with Shirou's sacrifice, highlighting the power imbalance between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Illya faints after seeing Shirou gravely injured by Heracles.
• Shirou's allies are shocked and worried about his condition.
• Illya retreats from the battle, leaving Shirou vulnerable.
• Tohsaka Rin and Mordred attempt to save Shirou using healing magecraft.

Character Developments

• Illya's true feelings for Shirou are revealed; she cares deeply for him and sees him as her younger brother.
• Illya's obsession with Shirou is further emphasized, showing her twisted view of happiness.
• Tohsaka Rin demonstrates her determination and resourcefulness in saving Shirou.

Significant Themes

• Sibling relationships and the complexities of family dynamics.
• The consequences of obsession and twisted perceptions of love.
• The lengths people will go to protect those they care about.

Character Interactions

• Illya's interaction with Shirou reveals her true feelings and her desire to control him.
• Tohsaka Rin and Mordred work together to save Shirou, showing unity in the face of adversity.
• Irisviel's interaction with Illya highlights the revelation of their sibling relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tohsaka Rin saves Emiya Shirou using high-quality gems, leading to a significant financial loss for her family.
• Rin's emotional reaction to her loss is broadcast worldwide via the Light Screen, increasing her popularity.
• Emiya Shirou wakes up to find Mordred sleeping beside him, causing him to panic initially.
• Mordred scolds Shirou for putting himself in danger and asserts her duty as his knight to protect him.

Character Developments

• Tohsaka Rin: Shows vulnerability and emotion after saving Shirou, leading to an outpouring of affection from viewers. She feels embarrassed and frustrated about her constant 'cute' moments.
• Emiya Shirou: Recalls his near-death experience and is overwhelmed by Mordred's protectiveness.
• Mordred: Exhibits strong knightly values and assertiveness, displaying a commanding presence.

Significant Themes

• Popularity and Public Image: Rin's emotional display increases her public appeal, but she struggles with this new 'cute' image.
• Protectiveness and Duty: Mordred emphasizes her duty as a knight to protect her Master, showing her strong sense of responsibility.

Character Interactions

• Rin and Shirou: Rin saves Shirou at great personal cost, but their interaction is not shown in this chapter.
• Shirou and Mordred: Mordred scolds Shirou for endangering himself, displaying a dominant and protective demeanor that Shirou finds hard to resist.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mordred's arrival and her concern for Shirou.
• Shirou's decision to take a day off from school to recover and look after Mordred.
• Shirou asks Mordred to teach him swordsmanship.
• Shirou and Mordred begin intense training in the Emiya dojo.

Character Developments

• Mordred shows concern and care for Shirou, experiencing new emotions.
• Shirou demonstrates his determination to become stronger, even in the face of harsh training.
• Tohsaka Rin feels overlooked and expresses her dissatisfaction.

Significant Themes

• The desire for power and the struggle to obtain it (Shirou's motivation).
• The consequences of heroic actions and the emotional responses they evoke (Mordred's feelings).
• The tension between personal desires and the expectations of others (Rin's frustration).

Character Interactions

• Shirou and Mordred: They form a teacher-student relationship, with Mordred pushing Shirou hard and Shirou showing unwavering determination.
• Shirou and Rin: Rin feels ignored by Shirou and Mordred, leading to some tension.
• Shirou and Sakura: Shirou brushes off his injuries and takes leave from school to care for Mordred.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Tachibana shows signs of improvement while watching Emiya Shirou's life story.
• Tohsaka Rin visits Emiya Shirou, bringing Red A (Guardian Emiya Shirou) with her.
• Emiya Shirou and Red A sense each other's disgust and revulsion.
• The Light Screen shows Emiya Shirou's daily life, including his interactions with Tohsaka Rin and Matou Sakura.
• At school, a drastically different Matou Shinji appears, causing shock and dislike among viewers.

Character Developments

• Emiya Shirou: His resolve and resilience are highlighted, shaped by his past experiences.
• Fujimaru Tachibana: Shows emotional response and improvement while watching the Light Screen.
• Matou Sakura: Remains passive and resigned in her feelings for Emiya Shirou.
• Matou Shinji: Revealed to be a flesh-and-blood, scumbag-like character, unlike his previous portrayal.

Significant Themes

• The passage of time and personal growth (Emiya Shirou's transformation from his idealistic past self to his current self).
• The contrast between expectations and reality (Matou Shinji's true nature).
• The struggle between passivity and assertiveness (Matou Sakura's silent love vs. viewers' desire for action).

Character Interactions

• Emiya Shirou and Red A (Guardian Emiya Shirou): Mutual disgust and revulsion, highlighting their ideological conflict.
• Emiya Shirou and Tohsaka Rin: Gratitude and kindness exchanged between them.
• Emiya Shirou and Matou Sakura: Unspoken feelings and tension between them, with Matou Sakura remaining passive.
• Matou Shinji and Emiya Shirou: Hostility and provocation from Matou Shinji, met with calmness from Emiya Shirou.
• Viewers and Matou Shinji: Strong dislike and desire for his punishment due to his scumbag-like behavior.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Ritsuka reveals Matou Shinji's true origin as a clone with activated divine talent.
• The Matou Shinji in the current timeline is shown to be a degenerate, narcissistic, and insecure individual.
• Matou Shinji abuses Matou Sakura, takes the Book of the False Attendant, and controls Rider for the Holy Grail War, using a magic array to absorb life force from the school.

Character Developments

• Matou Shinji: Revealed to be a clone with activated divine talent. In this timeline, he is shown to be a degenerate, insecure, and abusive individual.
• Matou Sakura: Continues to be abused by Matou Shinji, eventually forced to create the Book of the False Attendant.
• Rider: Controlled by Matou Shinji, is severely short on mana and requires life force to sustain itself in battle.

Significant Themes

• The influence of environment on personal development.
• The consequences of neglecting and abusing one's power and talent.
• The corrupting influence of power and ambition.

Character Interactions

• Matou Shinji abuses and controls Matou Sakura, taking the Book of the False Attendant from her.
• Matou Shinji controls Rider, using it to participate in the Holy Grail War and absorb life force from the school.
• The real-world audience reacts with shock, anger, and fear to Matou Shinji's actions and the revelation of his true origin.

• Key Plot Points & Events: The protagonist has been working overtime for three consecutive days, leading up to China's National Day holiday. Despite their plans, they are unable to take leave as expected.
• Character Developments: The protagonist's frustration and exhaustion are evident, hinting at potential burnout or dissatisfaction with their work-life balance.
• Significant Themes: The chapter touches on themes of work-life balance, the impact of overtime on personal life, and the importance of holidays for mental health and rest.
• Character Interactions: None, as this is a first-person narrative with no interaction with other characters mentioned.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Matou Shinji, the protagonist, is revealed to be a detestable villain in the Light Screen, planning to drain the lives of his schoolmates for magical energy.
• Emiya Shirou and Tohsaka Rin discover the life-draining barrier at their school.
• Matou Shinji attempts to form an alliance with Tohsaka Rin, but she rejects him.

Character Developments

• Matou Shinji: Revealed to be a selfish, arrogant, and malicious villain.
• Matou Sakura: Finds her brother's portrayal in the Light Screen interesting and amusing.
• Matou Kariya: Furious and worried about his children's portrayal and safety.
• Tohsaka Rin: Disdains Matou Shinji and rejects his alliance proposal.
• Rider: Seems to have a scheming side and takes pleasure in Matou Shinji's misfortune.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between the protagonist's true nature and his ideal self.
• The consequences of selfish ambition and disregard for others.
• The power dynamics between Masters and Servants.

Character Interactions

• Matou Shinji and Matou Sakura: Brother and sister; Sakura finds Shinji's portrayal amusing, while Shinji is shaken by his own reflection.
• Matou Shinji and Matou Kariya: Father and son; Kariya is furious and worried about Shinji's actions.
• Matou Shinji and Tohsaka Rin: Potential allies; Rin rejects Shinji's alliance proposal due to his arrogance and incompetence.
• Matou Shinji and Rider: Master and Servant; Rider seems to take pleasure in Shinji's misfortune and may be deliberately causing trouble.

Summary

Plot Points and Events

• Matou Shinji manipulates Emiya Shirou into investigating Ryudou Temple, claiming it houses a Servant.
• Emiya Shirou and Mordred encounter Sasaki Kojiro, the Assassin Servant, at Ryudou Temple's entrance.
• Sasaki Kojiro introduces himself, surprising Emiya Shirou and Mordred.
• Mordred and Sasaki Kojiro engage in a brief exchange before clashing swords.

Character Developments

• Emiya Shirou: Stands by his principles and beliefs, but remains naive about the Holy Grail War's brutality.
• Mordred: Demonstrates her reckless and straightforward nature, valuing honor and knightly virtues.
• Matou Shinji: Manipulates Emiya Shirou for his own gain, showing his deceitful and selfish nature.
• Fujimaru Tachibana: Speaks up about her feelings, showing signs of emotional recovery.

Significant Themes

• Trust and deception: Characters' differing levels of trust and the consequences of deception.
• Naivety vs. brutality: The contrast between Emiya Shirou's and Tohsaka Rin's naivety and the brutal nature of the Holy Grail War.
• Honor and knightly virtues: Sasaki Kojiro's and Mordred's adherence to honor and knightly values.

Character Interactions

• Emiya Shirou and Matou Shinji: Despite Matou Shinji's manipulation, Emiya Shirou remains unaware of his friend's true intentions.
• Emiya Shirou and Mordred: Their compatibility as Master and Servant is evident in their shared attitude and actions.
• Mordred and Sasaki Kojiro: Their brief exchange highlights their shared respect for honor and knightly virtues, despite their impending battle.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mordred and Sasaki Kojiro engage in a battle.
• Mordred fights aggressively, but Sasaki Kojiro counters with precise technique.
• Sasaki Kojiro wounds Mordred using sword energy from a distance.
• Sasaki Kojiro reveals he's an obscure swordsman given the name Sasaki Kojiro.
• Mordred, unable to gain an advantage, retreats with Shirou.

Character Developments

• Mordred demonstrates her determination to be neither male nor female, leaving Sasaki Kojiro speechless.
• Sasaki Kojiro shows his calm and collected demeanor, even under disadvantages.
• Mordred experiences unfamiliar fighting styles and struggles to gain an advantage.
• Sasaki Kojiro accepts his circumstances and fights for the sake of sparring with powerful heroes.

Significant Themes

• The nature of combat and different fighting styles.
• Acceptance of one's circumstances and fate.
• The pursuit of skill for its own sake, without desire for recognition.

Character Interactions

• Mordred and Sasaki Kojiro's battle showcases their contrasting fighting styles.
• Mordred seeks refuge with Shirou after realizing she can't defeat Sasaki Kojiro.
• Sasaki Kojiro observes Rider's presence but doesn't engage, continuing his wait.