Skadi, returning to infinity

Although, in retrospect, it was merely a change in the visuals and did not actually affect the celestial phenomena.

But this is already terrifying and incomprehensible enough.

After learning about her battle with the Wrathcrown Beast, they looked at Anna and felt relieved.

If she is that monster's child, then her growing up with Skadi is, in a sense, a continuation of life, isn't it?

Of course, while they understand, getting them to accept it is still a bit difficult.

Especially for Aoi Tohsaka and her friends, who initially felt victory was assured, Anna suddenly appeared out of nowhere, jeopardizing their chances of winning.

"It is full of uncertainty."

It's impossible not to have some thoughts in your mind.

But they couldn't possibly see Anna as an enemy, so they could only vent their resentment on Skadi.

Fortunately, there were many people around, so she gave Skadi face; otherwise, this place would probably have turned into a battleground.

"Should Anna receive an education?"

Theresa looked at Anna, who was clinging tightly to Skadi, ignoring even when Titi, who looked exactly like Skadi, tried to tease her. She felt a little...

He asked with concern.

"She's still young. Although she's suddenly grown to about three or four years old, she'll slow down around seven and become like everyone else."

“Her age will remain frozen at that moment until she reaches adulthood at eighteen or twenty, and will not begin to flow again until life begins to end.”

"Humans need to learn because human lifespan is too short."

"And she could live for thousands of years without any problem."

"For her, learning is like entertainment."

"It's just that it's much more boring than entertainment, and I'm not sure if she's willing to study."

Anna had no idea what they were talking about. Having finally felt the warmth of her "mother" after a long absence, and still shaken from her recent ordeal, she immediately...

Skadi fell asleep in her arms.

This adorable scene made Kal'tsit and the others even more envious. What is it about Skadi that makes them so attached to her?

No, I have to find a way to get Anna to stick to me too.

Kal'tsit, in particular, has very complex feelings for Anna.

On one hand, she felt that Skadi was like a "daughter" to her, and she didn't know how to feel about her.

On one hand, he was attracted by Anna's cuteness, and all he could think about was how to gain Anna's approval.

She didn't want to lose to Skadi, and she didn't want "outsiders" like Aoi Tohsaka to encroach on their lives. She needed to find more solutions.

To change all of this.

However, Skadi's words also make a lot of sense. She is different from humans and cannot be measured by human standards.

"Although for her, learning and education are merely a form of entertainment in life."

"But we can't really let her receive no education at all."

"From the images you provided, Skadi, we can see just how terrifying a behemoth can be when it is enraged."

"She looks cute now, but there's no guarantee she'll still look the same when she grows up."

"So we taught her appropriate values, how to use her power, and that she shouldn't kill people indiscriminately, etc..."

"These are things we should do, and things we must do."

"Otherwise, wouldn't it be dangerous if Anna started ignoring everyone else once she left Skadi's side?"

Kal'tsit gazed at her and spoke her mind.

She said all this in the hope that she could help Anna grow into a sufficiently outstanding young woman.

"Yes, I've prepared that too."

"But she's only three or four years old. Let's start when she's seven or eight."

“At Rin and Sakura’s age, I also hope that they can have fun instead of being burdened by tedious studies.”

"Children should have their own happiness, after all, this is the most precious time of their lives."

When this was mentioned, Skadi couldn't help but turn her gaze to Rin Tohsaka and the others.

Aren't these children also at the age where they need to learn?

But she really didn't want to force them to change anything; that would be terrible.

Chapter 11: How an unwed mother explains childbirth to her daughter

"Hmm? Studying?! That's my favorite thing."

Skadi's words displeased Rin, who, being a strong-willed person, would not accept such a comment.

So she let go of her mother's clothes, ran to Skadi's side, put her hands on her hips, looked up at Skadi, and looked very proud.

She said, "I will be the best of all the students! Skadi, just you wait and see."

"Well, I believe you."

Skadi looked at her and reached out to pat her little head.

This child is good in every other way, but he's a bit too competitive and doesn't give himself a chance.

While it was amusing to see her frustrated with herself for her reckless behavior afterward, continuing like this could easily cause her to lose confidence in herself.

"Education is important no matter where you are."

"I want you to become excellent, but I don't want you to become someone who only knows how to study."

"So let me think about what I should do."

"Aoi, what are your thoughts?"

Seeing Skadi holding a sleeping Anna in her arms as she asked her mother a question, Rin Tohsaka pouted and squeezed between Skadi and Skadi.

He rested his head on her lap.

Hmph, I absolutely cannot let anyone steal Skadi's affections, I absolutely...

"Whether it's Sakura or Rin, the original intention was to have them receive a Japanese-style education."

"But things seem different now. Perhaps we can make some changes?"

Aoi Tohsaka was unsure how to answer; she was still quite unfamiliar with this world.

"Then don't think about it too much. Rin is six years old, Sakura is five years old, Kallen is nine years old, and Fujino is six years old."

"Let Karen go to school first, and then the remaining three can go together next year."

"Anna should be around seven years old in a year."

This arrangement was not a spur-of-the-moment decision, but rather something that had been planned beforehand.

However, Karen did not accept this arrangement at all.

"I don't want to!"

Karen shook her head, directly rejecting Skadi's arrangement.

So what do you want?

Skadi tilted her head to look at her, wondering what this girl was up to.

"Why do I have to study? I want to learn what I like."

Karen tilted her little head up; she wanted to explain her thoughts to Skadi right there.

"They're arguing." Theresa watched this scene, then secretly approached Kal'tsit and whispered in her ear.

"Let her do whatever she wants, she deserves it. I'd like to see how she gets out of this mess."

Not only did Kal'tsit have no intention of helping Skadi, she also stood up and skillfully walked into the room behind her, taking a plate of ice from the refrigerator.

He brought out the drinks and poured one for himself, Chen Qiuxu, Theresa, and Ali.

Of course, there were also some for Artoria and Aoi.

They hadn't said a word, and it was unclear when Medea and the taciturn Black Knight, who had been sitting on the edge of the fence, had disappeared.

It's not that she doesn't want to give it, but rather that neither of them seems inclined to give it.

"Although I complained, I still treated them very well." - Du

Theresa remained leaning against Kal'tsit, whispering teasing words in her ear.

Your Highness.

Kal'tsit frowned, knowing in her heart why she did what she did, but she still felt embarrassed that Theresa had pointed it out.

"Yes, yes, we understand. As the hosts, we should entertain our guests, right?"

Theresa didn't really want to use the word "we," but she thought that if she didn't add it, Kal'tsit probably wouldn't respond to the conversation.

In order to continue teasing Kal'tsit, Theresa added the word to prevent Kal'tsit from blushing.

"That should be the case."

This answer was clearly taken aback; Kal'tsit's eyes secretly glanced at Skadi.

Her conversation with Karen had reached its most crucial point—why read books step by step.

"I don't quite understand. If you can establish yourself in society, all you need to do is know a few things. Why do you have to spend so much energy learning?"

What about the things I'm not good at?

“I love theology and want to become a nun so that God’s glory can be spread and the world can be bathed in God’s light.”

"So all I need to do is learn languages ​​and mysticism."

"I don't need to calculate numbers, I don't need to know geography, and I don't need to know unnecessary history."