In the world of Type-Moon, it all begins with becoming Morgan's husband!

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Vivian said this, and then continued her search.

In the end, she stood there, stunned.

Because she saw an amazing answer—but one that absolutely worked.

"Through the Holy Grail War, the invisible contract is brought into existence in accordance with the call, and then at the right time, the person who made such a contract is killed."

"Provide new magic power before the contracted party disappears."

"In this way, the de facto transfer of relationship can be completed."

Words should not have any warmth.

But at that moment, Vivian felt a chill emanating from above.

She had a terrible idea.

How about... we find a way to get one of our students to participate in a Holy Grail War?

278. Morgan Wants to Keep Him / Sakura Tohsaka's Gratitude / Fourth War Dark Tide (4k)

Humans are said to have desires.

The moment a pressing idea is born, it is destined never to disappear from your mind.

Vivian was no exception.

After realizing that he could kill Sakura Tohsaka in the Holy Grail War and thus bring him back to his side.

Vivian then found herself unable to ignore the voice any longer.

Kill her!

Kill her!

Kill her!!!

Fortunately, after thousands of years of accumulation, Vivian has also developed extremely strong self-management skills.

The more excited she is, the easier it is for her to calm down.

after all--

In the course of a thousand years of life, if one did not handle things with such care and caution, one would probably have long since fallen into meaningless struggles.

That's a waste of time.

but--

Is it really the only way to solve all this problem is to have Sakura Tohsaka participate in the Holy Grail War?

Vivian didn't think so.

Before me lay a library spanning a thousand years.

She absolutely does not believe this question; there is only one answer!

however--

This time, Vivian's judgment was flawed.

She searched through every book that might be related to this topic, but ultimately found nothing.

Yes.

This is the only solution.

If you want to keep him by your side, you must use Sakura Tohsaka as a medium to get him to participate in the Holy Grail War, thereby achieving the actual fulfillment of the contract.

After that, he must kill her with his own hands and complete the transfer of magic power before she disappears.

To be fair.

The handover of the magic supply was not difficult at all—after all, Vivian was a top-notch magician.

But the real problem lies in how to get Sakura Tohsaka to participate in the Holy Grail War; that's the hardest part to figure out.

Vivian sat in a chair in the workshop, thinking for an entire night.

Ultimately, she found that the method was not as difficult as she had imagined.

This is a thought-provoking experience that resonates in the dead of night.

You and Sakura Tohsaka are unaware of these things.

As planned, Luvia handed the items she had purchased to Sakura Tohsaka, who then personally passed them on to Vivian.

However, this Finnish lady seems to have some minor cognitive issues.

The location where the clock tower Edelfelt "splits off".

Luvia was giving earnest instructions to her adopted sister, Tohsaka Sakura.

"cherry!"

"You must get all of these things into Vivian's hands, understand?"

"I know, I know!"

"What kind of look is that? Are you very unhappy with your sister's arrangement?"

"No!" Sakura Tohsaka quickly denied.

"I……"

The little girl looked at the mountain of gifts piled up in front of her, and her throat bobbed slightly.

"I'm just worried that I won't be able to take them all at once."

"Idiot!" Luvia gently tapped Sakura Tohsaka's head. "Who told you to take them all at once?"

"Take it in batches, take as much as you can, as long as you give it all to Vivian in the end!"

"After all, we don't know what she wants—we'll give her as much as we can!"

"understand!"

After learning what she needed to do from Luviana, Sakura Tohsaka began to take action.

She carried some of the gifts meant for Vivian as she walked towards the office in the clock tower.

But to her surprise, her teacher wasn't in the office.

"Eh--?!"

Sakura Tohsaka looked at the doorknob that wouldn't turn and became a little nervous.

Why can't I open it?

"Don't rush," came Mr. Ghost's voice. "Perhaps Vivian just hasn't arrived yet."

Sakura Tohsaka already had a considerable degree of trust in Mr. Ghost, so she naturally felt relieved after hearing what he said.

Then, taking advantage of this rare free time, she chatted with the man beside her.

“That… Mr. Ghost.”

"what happened?"

"Thank you!"

"Oh, thank you?"

"Yes!" Sakura Tohsaka nodded happily. "Mr. Ghost was helping me all day yesterday, right?"

"I...I can feel it~"

"Is that so?" Mr. Ghost's voice held a hint of amusement. "I didn't really help you... I was just telling you what I knew."

"Huh?" Sakura Tohsaka blinked.

"'What you know'?"

“Hmm.” Mr. Ghost further confirmed his statement, “To be honest, the things Vivian showed you yesterday looked somewhat familiar to me.”

"Does it look familiar?!"

Sakura Tohsaka never expected to hear such an answer.

"Mr. Ghost, have you seen them before?"

"Perhaps... otherwise I wouldn't have talked to you so much."

"Oh...I see."

Sakura Tohsaka lowered her head and thought for a while, then suddenly thought of something.

She continued asking with a happy expression:

"That--"

"In that case, should we ask Ms. Vivian what to do in a situation like Mr. Ghost's?"

"..."

"No," came Mr. Ghost's reply, "It's best not to mention it now."

"Sakura, have you forgotten what Luvia said? Your biggest purpose in following Vivian was to learn amazing magic from her?"

"If my magic studies are delayed because of me."

“That would be a loss—I don’t want Luvia to complain, nor do I want to waste your opportunity.”

"Hmm...that seems to be true too."

After a moment of contemplation, Sakura Tohsaka had another idea.

"That--!"

"I'll ask her after I learn it, Mr. Ghost, what do you think?!"

"……Thanks."

"Eh?"