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"Saber goes back in time, and Shirou and Rin get together. That part is fine, but Sakura's ending is not good."

Masamune fell into deep thought. The manga was about to end, with about three more chapters left, but the final chapter had not yet been drawn.

A couple of days ago, when I was discussing the plot with Mashiro, we talked about briefly mentioning Matou Sakura's ending at the end.

The manga combines the Saber route with the Rin route. Shinji Matou dies early, Shirou and Rin become lovers, and Sakura ends up alone.

"In that case, let's change it to: Shirou stands in front of Matou Shinji's gravestone and says that he will take care of Sakura in his place from now on, treating her like a little sister. Sakura stands behind him, a look of disappointment on her face."

"No. Why can't the three of us be together?"

"Uh...the law doesn't support it?"

"I support."

Masamune paused for a moment, then laughed.

"This works fine, then let's do it this way."

Since it's already been changed, changing it a little more won't hurt.

In the original ending, Shirou and Rin were supposed to be together, but it wasn't explicitly stated or directly confessed; it was only hinted at.

Since that's the case, changing it to a three-person group wouldn't be a big deal.

Of course, we can only give a vague introduction; we can't be too direct.

Just then, someone strode in from outside.

"President, Rin Tohsaka and the others have arrived."

"Why...!?"

Shizuku Hazuki looked surprised and involuntarily let out a cry of surprise.

Clannad is based on a true story, but how come the manga Fate/stay night also has real-life counterparts? Could that also be based on a true story?

If that's the case, weren't the Matou family arrested?

Thinking about the Sakura route in the manuscript, she unconsciously clenched her fists.

The next moment, the doors to the conference hall slowly opened, and the guests who had traveled from Fuyuki City appeared before everyone.

Shizuku Hazuki quickly looked around, but after searching, she couldn't find anyone from the Matou family.

The Tohsaka sisters, and people who resemble their parents.

In comparison, the Emiya family also consists of four people.

"Shinji Matou isn't here? I'm definitely going to punch him!"

“The entire Matou family is in prison and cannot come,” Tokiomi Tohsaka said slowly. “President Hayase is truly young and promising. I have been wanting to pay him a visit for a long time, but I have been too busy with official duties to find the opportunity.”

"What's going on?" Shizuku Hazuki looked surprised and unconsciously glanced at Masamune. "President Hayase, you've put someone in jail?"

"Do I have that much influence? I don't know either." Masamune shook his head slightly. "Mr. Tohsaka, do you know what happened to the Matou family?"

“This was also done by Mr. Emiya.” Tokiomi Tohsaka’s gaze shifted to Kiritsugu Emiya.

Noticing everyone's gaze, Kiritsugu Emiya slowly spoke:

"The Shirou in the manga has different experiences from him in real life, but his personality is extremely similar."

"Noticing this, I felt that the real-life Matou Shinji might also act recklessly like in the manga, so I began a long-term investigation into the Matou family."

"Because the Matou family has committed too many illegal and disorderly acts, they have been arrested and brought to justice, and all their assets have been confiscated. Although Shinji Matou is under 18 years old, according to the law, he can only be sentenced to life imprisonment."

Masamune was speechless. If a minor could be sentenced to life imprisonment, just how despicable must Shinji Matou have been in this world?

Well, some things are better left unknown.

Chapter 210 Tokiomi Tohsaka's Conditions

"Mr. Tohsaka, Mr. Emiya, the main reason I invited your families here today is to discuss the adaptation of the manga 'Fate/stay night' into a game. At the same time, we also want to discuss the content of the manga prequel, 'Fate/stay night,' all of which require your authorization."

The manga follows the Saber route, and neither the Tohsaka nor the Emiya family has much negative impact; the Matou family is the most affected.

However, the Matou family was all sent to prison by Kiritsugu Emiya. Prisoners have no human rights, so they were completely ignored.

The game's storyline, and especially the Fourth Shinobi World War, will be greatly affected by the Tohsaka family and Sakura herself.

At the same time, Kiritsugu Emiya will also become a victim.

“My situation is the same as last year,” Tokiomi Tohsaka said thoughtfully. “As long as the story you tell won’t have a negative impact on my family, I have no objections.”

"The Emiya family is the same." Emiya Kiritsugu nodded slightly.

That's the problem.

Masamune sighed helplessly. Last year, knowing that the manga wouldn't have much of an impact on them, he only sent an employee to Fuyuki City with the contract.

They were alright with Emiya and Tohsaka, but last year they used a complete scam against the Matou family.

The contract stated that no false facts would be fabricated and that the story itself would not have any negative impact on the Matou family. As a result, the Matou family was sent to prison by Kiritsugu Emiya.

If the manga's plot progresses to that point this year, Kiritsugu Emiya might be suspended from his duties and placed under investigation, which would definitely have a significant impact on his life.

The same goes for Sakura Tohsaka; it's unclear whether she has the mental fortitude to handle the storyline.

Although we should be mindful of JUMP's censorship, the story's tone is inherently bleak and can't be anything but cheerful.

"Mr. Tohsaka, what if I said yes?"

"..."

Tokiomi Tohsaka's expression changed slightly, but he said expressionlessly:

"If that's the case, please allow me to refuse."

"If that's the case, why don't we take a look at the game script first?"

"Alright."

The group took the manuscript and carefully read through it.

Because it was very short, only about ten pages long, the group read it quickly.

"The Matou family..."

Tokiomi Tohsaka unconsciously tightened his grip on the manuscript with his right hand, causing it to crumple slightly, and an aura of anger emanated from his entire being.

Although it was just a fictional story, the dreams he had often gave him a strange feeling that it was something that had actually happened in another world.

"President Hayase, if this kind of plot is made public, it will definitely have a huge impact on my daughter's life. Please forgive me for not being able to agree."

"Mr. Tohsaka, the hair color and personality of Matou Sakura in the story are completely different from those of the real Tohsaka Sakura. In addition, the two-dimensional art style is very different from the three-dimensional real-life character, so no one would connect the two."

"Perhaps that's true, but you can't deny the possibility that someone is trying to make a far-fetched connection, can you?"

It wasn't that easy after all.

The plot has already been revised to some extent; those overly explicit parts were not written, and there's no intention to mention them to anyone.

The release of such a storyline will likely garner more sympathy than criticism for the real-life Sakura Tohsaka.

But it seems that a father wouldn't want to take even the slightest risk.

The main purpose of obtaining the consent of the parties involved is to reduce trouble. In reality, it is not impossible to disregard the situation and use power to intimidate them.

On the other hand, I wonder how different the Tohsaka and Emiya families in this world are from the ones I know.

Masamune pondered for a moment, then said thoughtfully:

"Mr. Tohsaka, do you still remember Kariya Matou? Not the Kariya Matou from the story, but the real him."

“Kariya, I don’t have much of an impression of him. I only remember that he died young ten years ago.” Tokiomi Tohsaka said thoughtfully.

At this moment, Kiritsugu Emiya slowly spoke:

"According to my investigation, ten years ago, Zouken Matou wanted to adopt your daughter in order to prolong his life through evil magic."

"Matou Kariya strongly opposed it, which led to a conflict, and he died suddenly."

"However, it happened ten years ago, and there are only some vague records, so we cannot confirm whether they are true or false."

Tokiomi Tohsaka fell silent for a long time before finally asking:

"Does such evil magic really exist in the world?"

“A year ago, I would have answered you no without hesitation. But now, I’m not sure.”

"Too."

Tokiomi Tohsaka unconsciously looked up at the sky. Ever since that Heavenly Voice, which was evaluated at the end of each quarter, appeared, the whole world had fallen into some kind of madness.

Many wealthy people enter the animation industry, pouring money into it, hoping to make a big splash. However, animation production is not that easy; if one link in the chain goes wrong, many other parts will follow.

Most people will give it their all, full of confidence, to create a terrible animation, and then leave disappointed.

"Mr. Hayase, may I ask how you came up with these stories?"

Masamune paused for a moment, then slowly began to speak:

"Actually, I often have dreams. After waking up, I record the scenes I see from a third-party perspective, and that forms a series of stories."

"Is that really the case?"

Tokiomi Tohsaka seemed lost in thought, sighed softly, and said as he pondered:

“Actually, ever since I read your comics, I’ve been having dreams a lot. Not only me, but my wife and two daughters also have dreams from their own perspectives.”

"Sometimes, it's a recurring dream, with the exact same plot. You can clearly see where things are going to go, but you can't change it. You can only watch helplessly as Kotomine stabs you in the back."

"Sometimes, it's a series of dreams, where the experience connects with the previous dream, and the plot is self-consistent."

"I asked psychologists, folklore experts, and even masters in temples, but none of them gave me a definite answer."

"I've always had this idea that the stories in the comics might be events that happened in a parallel world."

"I often think that if that were the case, it would be our good fortune to be able to live in such a peaceful and tranquil world."

“I understand President Hayase’s thoughts, but such stories do have a great impact on my daughter.”

"So, if something bad happens in the future, can you take the corresponding responsibility?"

“No problem!” Masamune said without hesitation. “Thank you very much for your cooperation, Mr. Tohsaka. We guarantee that the games and anime we produce will not have a negative impact on your lives.”