Skadi, returning to infinity

So this year, besides arranging these things, she really settled down, read various books, and seriously studied magic.

Whether she uses magic or not is one thing; whether or not it's necessary to understand is another.

Learn about the structure of magic so that you can handle any powerful magician you encounter in the future.

She can also defeat those who use magic and heroic spirits in this world so that she can successfully complete her mission.

It could be said that it was her studies that allowed her to temporarily break free from dependence and stop missing those people.

As the mission truly began, and knowing that it would soon end and return, Skadi could no longer restrain herself from her actions.

Arriving at the seaside, feeling the sea breeze and touching the water, a deep longing welled up from the depths of my heart.

Indeed, no matter where you go or what you do, if someone misses you and cares about you, that's what it means to be alive.

As she was quietly appreciating the familiar ocean, a motorcycle drove up from a distance and parked by the roadside.

Artoria and Irisviel stepped out of the car, looking at the girl who seemed like a completely different person, dancing on the beach, and couldn't help but...

Everyone fell silent.

It seems that this is the real Skadi.

PS: Updated to 10/10.

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Chapter 67: They are my daughters.

"What brings you two here?"

A girl playing on the beach heard footsteps behind her.

Looking back, she was slightly surprised to find that it was Artoria and Irisviel.

"Did you just find us?"

Artoria frowned. Whether as a Master or a Magus, Skadi should have noticed their arrival, right?

Only when it was almost upon them did I realize how poorly vigilant they were.

"Because no one can hurt me, I'm not worried."

Her face was glistening with sweat, but under the sun, she looked remarkably beautiful.

"Aren't you planning to go back?"

"Or should we stay here?"

Artoria didn't go any further. The person who took off her shoes and socks and ran to Skadi's side was Irisviel.

She looked at Skadi and asked curiously.

"Then what are you and Artoria doing here, Madam?"

Skadi pursed her lips and asked a question in return.

"We came to see the sea."

Turning her head to look at the seaside, Irisviel laughed.

"Yes, look at the ocean, isn't it wonderful..."

Skadi seemed to take this as her answer; she yawned, then crouched down and looked ahead.

"I love the ocean the most, but the ocean here isn't clean."

Her words seemed to have a hidden meaning.

Is it human pollution of the ocean?

Irisviel didn't understand, but simply answered based on Skadi's words.

"Yes, it's human pollution of the ocean."

Skadi didn't actually mean that, but she couldn't tell the truth.

"That's something we can't change..."

Irisviel sighed softly, "At least it's a little better here."

"Yes, I think so..."

Skadi probably knows better than they do what the ocean holds.

There's nothing to worry about right now. As long as we don't provoke those beings, nothing unexpected will happen.

"Mrs. Irisviel, it was a pleasure chatting with you, but I must go back now."

After Skadi stayed for a while longer, looking at Irisviel standing motionless on the tide on the beach, she answered softly.

"goodbye.

Irisviel snapped out of her daze and waved to Skadi.

"I hope we won't be enemies next time we meet."

Artoria whispered something as Skadi walked past her.

"Don't worry, Artoria, I will do as you wish."

Skadi seemed to be responding to her, but judging from her words, it didn't seem so.

"I hope so."

After watching her leave, Artoria walked up behind Irisviel...

"An enemy?"

Walking down the street, Skadi muttered to herself.

In a daze, she had already traveled through space and arrived at the secret villa.

It was Ali who opened the door for her; she seemed to have been prepared in advance.

"Madam, it seems you've gotten used to life here."

Upon entering, I saw Aoi Tohsaka repairing the flowerpots in the lobby.

Skadi put aside all her thoughts and looked at her with a smile.

Skadi, you're back?

When Aoi Tohsaka heard her voice, she turned around and looked at her, her eyes still filled with complicated emotions.

"I need to readjust, and besides, Sakura and Rin are having a lot of fun here."

Even from the first floor, one could hear the faint laughter of three girls coming from the study on the second floor.

It's a good thing for Skadi that Kallen, Rin Tohsaka, and Sakura Matou can hang out together.

"Madam, is it convenient for us to have a chat?"

Skadi sat on the sofa, and Ali had already heated up the tea and placed it in front of her.

"......Um."

Every time she comes, she tries to chat with Skadi, and Aoi Tohsaka doesn't know what Skadi is thinking.

Is something on your mind?

Having spent a year with Skadi, Aoi Tohsaka thought she understood her.

But everything changed after she brought him here.

She couldn't understand Skadi's thoughts at all, nor did she understand why Skadi was so obsessed with her.

But these circumstances are already set in stone, and she can't change them; she can only adapt.

The people who are supporting her now are her two daughters, Rin Tohsaka and Sakura Matou. As long as they are okay, Aoi Tohsaka can keep going.

"I can't really say what's on my mind, but there are some things I want to talk to you about, Aoi."

From "Teacher's Wife" to "Mrs. Tohsaka Aoi" and then to "Madam", now she is simply addressed by her name "Aoi".

Aoi Tohsaka isn't stupid. In Hiroki society, a change in how someone addresses another often signifies a shift in the relationship between them.

She simply didn't want to think about it too much, and pretended not to notice Skadi's change in how she addressed her.

"Aoi, do you think it would be a big mistake to plunge Fuyuki City into chaos just to win the Holy Grail War?"

Skadi didn't say who caused the chaos in Fuyuki City, but Aoi, listening, automatically put Skadi into that role.

The Holy Grail War is brutal; only one can win. But involving ordinary people in the Holy Grail War is also a...

"This is terrible..."

Personally, Aoi wouldn't say anything if Tokiomi Tohsaka had done this.

But for Skadi...

"I see.

"Then I will do my best to prevent them from destroying Fuyuki City."

Skadi nodded, making it clear that she would not do anything to damage Fuyuki City.

"Um?"

Aoi was somewhat surprised; wasn't this something Skadi would do?

"Aoi, you may have misunderstood something. I have good control over my power and I won't act recklessly."

Skadi knew exactly what she was thinking. She kept talking to Aoi in order to gradually dispel Aoi's misunderstanding of her.

"Is that so...?"

"Skadi, you... if you win, really it won't... um, it's nothing."

Aoi Tohsaka wanted to say something, but the words stuck in her throat.

Yes, what's the point of questioning these things now?