The camera returned to the balcony.
The pool of energy blocking the view gradually subsided, revealing Josen's figure inside the eggshell.
Seeing that his original body was unharmed, F-kid, who had been guarding him nearby, silently vanished into thin air.
As the breakthrough neared its end, Josen gained another extraordinary ability for free thanks to the third effect of "Limiter Breakthrough."
[Fantasy Card: Innate Time Control] [Card type: Ability Card] [Rarity: SR] [Description: Specialized magecraft from the Type-Moon World, inherited from his family and modified by Kiritsugu Emiya.] [Effect 1: Time Acceleration (double/triple/quadruple speed)] [Deploys a Reality Marble within the user's body. While accelerated, blood flow, hemoglobin combustion, and muscle movement all speed up, granting physical capabilities several times greater than normal. The side effect is a corresponding burden on the body. When the barrier is released, the body is forcibly synchronized with external time by the corrective force of the temporal discrepancy, causing severe physical trauma.] [Effect 2: Time Deceleration] [Slows time within the body. When reduced to one-third of its original speed, heartbeat and breathing sounds are suppressed to a minimum.]
It was actually a rare time-based ability!
The randomly acquired extraordinary ability came from the First ally of justice, Kiritsugu Emiya. Just as "Magnet Release" controlled magnetism, "Innate Time Control" used magecraft to create a Reality Marble, allowing limited manipulation of time.
At its core, it was still a secondhand ability.
But no ability involving time manipulation was weak.
In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, which time-based Stand hadn't made its entrance with invincibility written all over its face?
Even if each had met a more miserable end than the last.
Time Acceleration provided a multiplicative boost, and a muscle monster with solid foundations like Josen could enjoy almost its full benefits.
The Beyond A-Class mechanic, Black