Moon World Girlfriend Comes Knocking

Add to that those two mounds of breasts that could rival most young girls, and it's no wonder that one can't help but feel a sense of longing.

Lan Ze gazed at Matou Sakura's sexy figure, he involuntarily recalled certain scenes from the kitchen earlier, and suddenly felt his blood rush to his head.

As if sensing something, Matou Sakura turned her head slightly to look over, then gave the boy a shy yet playful smile.

Lan Ze immediately lowered his eyes and asked, "Speaking of which, since you are Heroic Spirit from the future... don't you know about my relationship with Sakura?"

Mordred held the back of his head with both hands and sighed helplessly, "Heroic Spirit accepting the Holy Grail War doesn't mean they inherit all memories, and the future isn't fixed."

She paused for a moment, then continued, "I roughly know the identities of my mothers, but that doesn't mean things won't change in the future."

"If summoning Heroic Spirit from the future allows one to know everything that will happen in the future, then wouldn't it be possible to try to change the future...? Wouldn't the world have already descended into chaos? Some memories about the future are not remembered by Heroic Spirit when they are summoned; they can only recall them when they leave the Holy Grail War."

"It's similar to the power of harmony..." Lan Ze muttered to himself.

Blocking out the memories of others to ensure that history can continue to function normally is also something that the unseen hand (Alaya) needs to do.

"I lost..."

As Lan Ze was pondering, Jeanne d'Arc's slightly resentful voice suddenly came from the side. She was staring at the chessboard with her brows furrowed, unable to understand how she could have lost to Tohsaka Rin.

They had already spent the entire afternoon playing with Lan Ze.

"My sister used to play chess with me occasionally when she had free time. Don't be disappointed, Miss Jeanne d'Arc. My sister is very good at this kind of chess," Matou Sakura comforted her softly.

Upon hearing this, Jeanne d'Arc's resentment eased considerably.

Tohsaka Rin looked up at her sister and smiled, "Come to think of it, it seems like it's been a long time since I played Go with Sakura."

Matou Sakura nodded gently. "Would you like to play a game of Go with me, sister?"

Tohsaka Rin thought for a moment, then nodded. "Mm."

Matou Sakura glanced at her sister and said, "Before, to make Sakura happy, my sister would sometimes deliberately let me win... That makes it hard to take the game seriously."

As a child Matou Sakura was a somewhat withdrawn girl. Tohsaka Rin would often give in to her younger sister to protect her feelings, and Matou Sakura seems to still hold a grudge about it.

Upon hearing this, Tohsaka Rin thought for a moment and said, "If you're worried I'll go easy on you, how about we make a bet? That way, I'll take the bet seriously."

"For example, the loser has to prepare three meals a day from tomorrow until the end of the Holy Grail War?" Tohsaka Rin continued.

Matou Sakura gently shook her head and said tactfully, "Leave the cooking to me. Let's change our bet."

Tohsaka Rin gazed at her younger sister wistfully and said, "I have a feeling Sakura is questioning my cooking skills."

Matou Sakura smiled without saying a word.

She pressed her finger to her lips, tilted her head to think for a moment, and then smiled, "How about this... Caster will be in charge of protecting the winning side tonight, what do you think?"

"Let the caster protect the winning side...?"

Tohsaka Rin paused slightly, glancing casually at the boy beside her. Her eyes flickered, but she quickly concealed her emotions, smiling with narrowed eyes, "What kind of bet is this...? It doesn't matter whether you win or lose, right?"

As she finished speaking, the smile on her face gradually faded, and she glanced silently at her younger sister.

Matou Sakura kept smiling at Tohsaka Rin without saying a word.

Finally, under her sister's gaze, Tohsaka Rin nodded silently and said softly:

"Okay, it's settled then."

Lan Ze watched the two sisters intently playing chess, and his feelings were inexplicably complicated.

Mordred tugged at Lan Ze's sleeve, leaned close to his ear, and whispered, "Father King, why did they use you as a wager in their game?"

Lan Ze gently shook his head. "I don't know either..."

He also felt a bit confused, or rather, a bit hard to understand, why the two sisters were playing chess and making bets.

Jeanne d'Arc glanced at Matou Sakura, the girl sitting with her legs bent, her pure face flushed with a hint of coquettish blush, her posture elegant and her expression focused.

On the other side, Tohsaka Rin's expression was equally solemn. Although she appeared calm, her brows were furrowed, as if she were serious.

Are they always this serious when they play chess...?

The naive Jeanne d'Arc didn't think the worst; she only felt that the Tohsaka Family sisters seemed very serious about everything, so her eyes showed a hint of appreciation, and she said, "In that case, I'll be your referee!"

Time passed silently, and the whistling wind could be faintly heard outside. Unbeknownst to them, more and more pieces were placed on the chessboard, and the expressions of Matou Sakura and Tohsaka Rin grew increasingly solemn.

At that moment, Jeanne d'Arc's eyes suddenly flickered as she noticed the four black stones connected on the chessboard, and she subconsciously glanced at Matou Sakura.

Just one more piece and we'll win... Did Sakura realize that?

Thinking of this, Jeanne d'Arc looked at Matou Sakura with expectant eyes.

Matou Sakura held a black Go stone in her hand, her gaze fixed on the Go board, seemingly deep in thought.

After a long while, she placed the black chess piece onto the board.

Jeanne d'Arc glanced at it and secretly shook her head.

It seems Sakura hasn't realized she's already missed out on victory... which has ironically allowed Rin to win.

Because Tohsaka Rin also already has four pieces in a row, she only needs to place one more piece to win.

To Jeanne d'Arc's surprise, Tohsaka Rin was also unaware of her impending victory, and similarly placed her pieces in other positions on the board.

"These two are worse at chess than I am..." Jeanne d'Arc thought to herself as she watched this scene.

Of course, as Saintess and an absolutely impartial referee, she naturally wouldn't interrupt or express her inner thoughts, and thus quietly continued to observe the game between the two.

The two then had several more opportunities to nearly win, but missed them all.

This operation, in modern terms, would be considered a "brain-numbing" move, to the point that Jeanne d'Arc of Arc was extremely uncomfortable.

Lan Ze watched the two sisters playing chess silently, a hint of doubt in his eyes.

He had a feeling that both sides were holding back...

Just now Tohsaka Rin had shown the demeanor of a "master" when she was playing chess with Jeanne d'Arc d'Arc, but now she suddenly went from a master to a complete novice.

It was almost as if he deliberately wanted to lose to his younger sister.

As Lan Ze thought of this, he suddenly seemed to sense something and turned his head slightly to look at the swaying shadows of the trees outside the glass window.

He vaguely sensed a pinkish aura quietly drifting into the living room.

This aura... feels somewhat familiar... Lan Ze's thoughts stirred slightly, and he got up, walked to the windowsill, and opened the window to look out.

Outside, the rain was pouring down, and the branches of the trees in the yard were dancing wildly in the wind, as if they had come alive.

There was nothing else.

"Is it just my imagination...?"

Lan Ze muttered to himself, closed the window again, and returned to the hall.

The sisters' game of chess was coming to an end. Tohsaka Rin held a white piece in her hand, her gaze fixed intently on the chessboard.

The situation on the chessboard is becoming increasingly clear, but she is increasingly unable to understand what her sister is thinking.

If you clearly have feelings for Caster, why let her win?

Generously gave her the caster?

It's not like I can't live without Caster... Besides, I'm not even sure if I have those kinds of feelings for him.

Tohsaka Rin sighed softly to herself, recalling the faint sounds she had just heard in front of the kitchen, and her sister's somewhat strange state when she went to check on her that night.

Looking back now, it's likely that their relationship was already quite close back then...

Thinking of this, Tohsaka Rin couldn't help but glance at Matou Sakura again, and whispered, "Do you want me to win, Sakura?"

Matou Sakura gently shook her head, her voice soft and sweet, and said, "I don't want my sister to win."

Tohsaka Rin frowned slightly. "If that's the case, why did you still make me—"

"But I don't want my sister to lose either," she continued.

These words seemed a bit hard to understand at first glance, so much so that Mordred, standing to the side, tilted her head and looked at the two sisters with a look of confusion in her eyes and countless question marks above her head.

To her, the Master and the Master's sister's conversation was like an encrypted call, completely incomprehensible.

But Tohsaka Rin seemed to understand what Matou Sakura meant, and looked at her younger sister with a complicated expression.

"Sister, it's your turn."

Tohsaka Rin only snapped out of her daze when Matou Sakura's gentle voice rang in her ears. She gave Matou Sakura a complicated look, and then took a chess piece from the chess box.

As if she had made up her mind, she placed the white piece onto the chessboard.

Five white stones are now in a straight line.

... This scene is much more exciting than Boruto.

"I won, Sakura," Tohsaka Rin said, looking up at her younger sister.

Matou Sakura smiled slightly, "My older sister is amazing."

"Sakura is much better than me." Tohsaka Rin simply shook her head slightly, her feelings complicated.

If it were her, she probably wouldn't even notice her sister's feelings.

Ultimately, if she hadn't noticed something unusual in the kitchen and heard her sister's strange voice, and hadn't secretly peeked out of curiosity, she would never have discovered that Caster and her sister's relationship had progressed to that point.

Matou Sakura simply smiled and shook her head. "My sister has always been amazing; Sakura knows that better than anyone."

She stood up, turned to look at Lan Ze, and said, "Then I'll leave my sister in your care tonight, Caster."

"I understand." Lan Ze nodded gently. He looked at Matou Sakura, his mouth slightly open, as if he was about to say something, but in the end, he swallowed those words back.

The identity of the enemy Heroic Spirit is still unknown, and it's already night. It would be safer for them to sleep in the same room. Lan Ze originally wanted to suggest this, but sensing that the atmosphere between the two sisters was a bit off, he ultimately held back the words he was about to say.

Jeanne d'Arc sat on the sofa, listening to the rain outside in a daze.

She sat upright, holding a book in her hand, which contained instructions on Gomoku in a Row).

However, the Saintess's gaze did not linger on the book at this moment... It wasn't that she couldn't understand the instructions inside, but rather that she was pondering the events of the evening.

After all, even Saintess Jeanne d'Arc has a gossipy heart, let alone the influence of the lovestruck young girl Laeticia. Jeanne d'Arc is also very concerned about what Tohsaka Rin and Matou Sakura said today.

"I have a feeling that these two are treating Caster a little strange..." Jeanne d'Arc murmured to herself, glancing towards a room outside the hall.

Assassin is currently guarding Matou Sakura, while Caster is protecting Tohsaka Rin. The hall is quiet at this moment, with only the sound of raindrops hitting the ground.

Should she sneak a peek...? It wasn't that she cared, but she was worried that something might have happened to Caster...

After the thought flashed through Jeanne d'Arc of Arc's mind, she quickly shook her head, dismissing the inappropriate idea.

No, I'm the referee. How can a referee spy on other Master's private lives?

We can't afford to be so decadent!

Jeanne d'Arc of Arc repeatedly reminded herself not to do anything reckless, partly because she felt guilty, and partly because she felt that if she were discovered to be spying, she would be socially dead on the spot.

She took a deep breath, exhaled slowly, and her body gradually relaxed.

Just then, out of the corner of her eye, she vaguely saw a dark shadow flash past the glass window. Jeanne d'Arc's gaze sharpened, and she quickly went to the windowsill, opened the window, and looked out.

There wasn't a single person in sight; the shadows of the trees outside swayed gently.

The sound of rain grew clearer and clearer as Jeanne d'Arc stared at the rain curtain, momentarily lost in thought.

Almost simultaneously, through the rain, a faint pink scent seemed to drift by, floating lightly through the window into the hall before finally dissipating completely into the air.

After Tohsaka Rin led the boy behind her back back to her room, she sat on the edge of the bed and remained silent.

After a moment of silence, Lan Ze looked at the Master's older sister and asked, "You seem a little nervous. Is it because I'm in the room?"

"If it's because of this, there's no need to worry about it. I can transform into a spirit form."

Tohsaka Rin frowned slightly and said softly, "No need... Just stay in your physical form."

This was Servant she had finally won from her sister. If she just turned him back into his spirit form like this, what would become of her game of chess with her sister tonight?

Lan Ze let out an "Oh," and stood in the corner, quietly watching Tohsaka Rin.

The girl sat with her legs crossed, her fair thighs gleaming under the light, and the curves of her jade-like feet were soft and sexy.

She glanced at the boy, gently patted the seat by the bed, and said, "Come sit here... Why are you so far away from me? Are you afraid I'll eat you?"