Kamen Rider Date A Live

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Camael (a type of scorching demon)

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Kamen Rider's Bonds (False Face Knight Stumbles)

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Everything is a mysterious artifact, but this artifact itself is Shido's only means of connecting to his original world. It possesses a mysterious effect of suppressing the soul, and its very existence transcends the Third Law, representing the highest achievement in manipulating and using the soul.

Between Light

Grade: A-

Type: Barrier Noble Phantasm

Distance: 0

Maximum capture: 0

The storage barrier within the belt, capable of storing an unlimited amount of items, should originally be only around level B. However, because it stores a large number of items ranging from B- to E level, its level rating has risen to A-. Nevertheless, Shido can only take out the items one by one.

"So...so strong!"

After reviewing the attribute list of the blue-haired youth—that is, Itsuka Shido—Waver couldn't help but exclaim in amazement!

Although "Itsuka Shido" sounds like a Japanese name, there is no record of him in history, which initially made Waver a little worried that the summoned Heroic Spirit might be too weak.

However, after seeing that Shido and Rider had similar attribute values, he was temporarily relieved. But what he saw next was a series of "ability retention" that really blinded Waver!

It's important to know that the number of "retained abilities" is determined by how active the Heroic Spirit was in the legends or what technologies they possessed in life. Generally, there are at most three or four, but seeing that his Heroic Spirit had a full eight "retained abilities" almost scared Waver to death.

Looking further down, upon seeing the long list of [Noble Phantasms], Waver remained remarkably calm; [Noble Phantasms] couldn't stop him!

What is a Noble Phantasm?

A Noble Phantasm is an item that serves as proof of a Heroic Spirit's status. In other words, once you know what a Noble Phantasm is, the Heroic Spirit's true name is practically revealed. However…

What are those long lists of "Noble Phantasms" that I've never even heard of?! And some of them have no detailed information at all! And the last two "Noble Phantasms" are both "magic," you bastard!!

Well, Webber has completely lost it; he's totally out of control.

However, this is quite normal. After all, which magician doesn't want to learn 'magic'? Moreover, Waver, who had studied the Holy Grail War, also knew that the Holy Grail was related to the Third Law, namely 'the materialization of the soul'!

Now, Weber really couldn't stand it anymore. As a researcher (in his own opinion) and a magician, how could he not go and see the Third Law when it was right in front of him?

Thinking this, Weber turned around and looked at Shido, who was idly eating food from who-knows-where. He quickly approached Shido and grabbed Shido's arm.

(Mysterious voice: The two are thirteen centimeters apart)

“r——ider————!!!!!!!!”

Overwhelmed with excitement, Waver's words trembled, leaving Shido somewhat amused and exasperated. However, after gaining a clearer understanding of this world, Shido also realized the immense power his "Millennium Puzzle" held over various magicians, making his current state as its master quite understandable.

"Master, calm down a bit. Also, don't call me Rider, or you'll get confused with another Rider. Just call me by my first name or surname. Because, in your terms, I am a Heroic Spirit from another world."

"Another world!? Oh right, your last [Noble Phantasm] is actually the crystallization of the Second Law!"

Although Waver had overheard Shido's earlier words, when Shido mentioned his origins, Waver's eyes lit up and his voice became so loud that it startled Shido.

Fortunately, the space was large, so although Waver's voice was a bit loud, it didn't attract anyone's attention. However, just in case, Shido quickly covered Waver's mouth with his hand and made a silencing gesture.

"Woo! Woo!"

Unable to speak, Waver made a strange sound, but his constant nodding indicated that he understood Shido's meaning.

Seeing Waver nod, Shido released his grip on Waver's mouth and said.

“Master, let me state this beforehand: both the Millennium Puzzle and the Room of Light were created for me by my predecessors. Although I can use them, I don’t understand any of these things at all.”

"Huh!?"

Upon learning the truth, Weber deflated like a punctured balloon, slumping onto the bench and speaking listlessly.

"How could this happen... This is so discouraging!"

Seeing his master doing a disheartened forward bend right in front of him, Shido silently continued eating his food.

Because Shido had expended a great deal of energy in the recent soul battle. Although he didn't know if his illusory body needed calories, Shido knew for sure that he was hungry.

However, Weber's disillusioned forward bend didn't last long before he returned to his old self, sitting on the bench and starting to chat with Shido, since the two were about the same age.

And so, the two of them spent their time eating and chatting while waiting for Rider.

—Twenty minutes later—

"Bang! Bang!!"

Right behind the two of them, a loud explosion suddenly rang out.

"Hey!?"

Startled, Waver (while Shido calmly continued eating) turned around and saw the locked shutter door of the library entrance being wildly twisted and torn open. Strolling into the moonlight from there was none other than Waver's servant, Rider.

I first met him in a dim forest, and thinking back, it was the first time I had ever really observed his appearance in bright light.

Its height easily exceeded 2 meters, and its upper limbs and legs, protruding from its bronze armor, were covered with powerful muscles that seemed to bulge from the inside. It appeared to possess the strength to strangle a bear with its bare hands. Its sculpted features, gleaming pupils, and burning crimson hair and beard, along with its heavy cloak adorned with lavish patterns and dyed the same scarlet hue, were reminiscent of a theatrical stage curtain.

The sight of this burly man, dressed like this, standing so proudly in a modern library might seem a little comical, but Weber, who was completely disoriented by the piercing wailing of the alarm, had no time to find it amusing.

"Fool! Fool, fool, fool! You actually kicked down the roller shutter door to get out! What were you thinking?! Why didn't you become a spirit like when you went in?!"

Despite Webber's tirade, Rider surprisingly revealed a very happy smile, raising the two books in his hands like a child.

"If you remain a spirit, you can't hold onto these things."

The heavy hardcover and the thin booklet suggest that Rider brought those two books out of the library. However, as a Master, it's unforgivable for someone to disturb the peace for such a trivial reason.

"Stop dawdling! Let's escape! Hurry up and escape!!"

"This is outrageous. There's nothing embarrassing about it. Doesn't this make you look like a thief?"

"What else could you be but a thief?!"

Rider appeared quite displeased with Webber's aggressive shouting.

“They are completely different! To escape in the darkness is merely the act of a petty thief. To depart in triumph is the plunder of a conqueror.”

Weber was so frustrated by his completely uncommunicative opponent that he kept scratching his head. In short, as long as he had those two books, Rider would stubbornly refuse to become a spirit, instead strutting around as a late-night cosplay monster.

Having no other options, Weber ran to Rider and took the two books from him.

"Is that enough?! Disappear now! Disappear right now!!"

"Okay, then I'll leave the moving to you. Be careful not to drop it."

Rider nodded in satisfaction and disappeared again.

Unfortunately, Weber had no time to relax; the library's alarm would undoubtedly reach the security company soon. How much time he had to hesitate before the guards arrived was no longer something he needed to consider.

"Ugh... really—why did it turn out like this!?"

Webber let out a wail, while Shido watched the two clowns, his lips twitching uncontrollably.

However, if my master were to get arrested for this reason, I might as well just go home and go to sleep.

With that in mind, Shido no longer hesitated and decisively summoned his beloved vehicle, the Machine Tornado.

The mechanical tornado made no grand entrance or dazzling effects; it simply appeared out of nowhere in front of Waver, leaving both Waver and the King of Conquerors momentarily stunned.

Because, no matter how you look at it, the machine-tornado is a modern mechanical vehicle, and the fact that it has become a Noble Phantasm of a Heroic Spirit is extremely puzzling to both of them.

Ignoring their surprise, Shido took out two helmets from his belt, put them on his and Webber's heads, and said...

“I know you have a lot to say and a lot to ask. But now is not the time for that. Master, get in the car first, let’s leave here first and then we can talk about it.”

Seeing Shido get into the car, although he had a lot of questions to ask, now was clearly not the time. Because Webber had already heard a large group of footsteps approaching.

So Webber hurriedly got into the car, hugged Shido tightly around the waist, and at the same time, Shido started the motorcycle. The machine-tornado sped away like an arrow.

The 115th Worst Combination

The 115th Worst Combination

Leaving aside the noisy scene that will unfold on Shido's side in the next few days, although most of the masters have already summoned their Servants, there are still a few days before the Holy Grail War truly begins. In addition, the last Servant—Caster—has not yet appeared. Therefore, for the current masters and Servants, it is time to discuss tactics and familiarize themselves with each other.

However, what no one expected was that among the four outsiders, there would be a Master who could summon that kind of Servant.

———Divider Line———

Ryunosuke Uryuu, a very ordinary name, the name of a young man.

Cheerful and lively, perceptive of subtle nuances in others' feelings but not fussy about details. Always maintains an optimistic and constructive attitude. Doesn't give up after failure, possesses a strong curiosity and thirst for knowledge, and is a good young man who earnestly enjoys life—except that his interests lie in torture, murder, and disposing of corpses.

It's not that he suffered any trauma in his childhood that caused his personality to become distorted; his malice is like the instinct to "eat" that people are born with—it's simply an innate trait. Lacking a full moral compass, Ryunosuke has no hesitation or scruples when it comes to satisfying his desires.

Therefore, he became an outstanding serial killer—a serial killer who has almost reached the pinnacle in the field of modern murder!

He committed dozens of serial murders, taking more than 30 lives. Yet, Ryunosuke was never even listed as a suspect, and the police search went completely astray, with some cases not even being investigated as murders.

Despite being a carefree and unplanned killer, he is exceptionally skilled at concealing evidence and disrupting investigations. Had he debuted as a professional assassin, he might have become a legendary talent.

However, I adhere to the principle of separating interest from reality and would never target the victim's property. I usually make a living by working part-time, which is one of the reasons why the police search failed and I was not even listed as a suspect.

He was born with a liking for killing people through inhumane means, in order to experience the feeling of death.

However, even a serial killer like Ryunosuke Uryu has recently fallen into the predicament of "lacking passion."

Having lured over thirty victims and tried almost every method of execution and torture, he was now bored with the novelty.

Having tried every method imaginable, Ryunosuke could not recapture the excitement and emotion he had once felt, no matter how cruelly and humiliatingly he now treated his prey.

In order to return to where he started and rediscover that feeling from before, Ryunosuke returned to his hometown, which he had left five years ago. In the dead of night, when his parents were fast asleep, he went back to the family storeroom. While rummaging through the storeroom, Ryunosuke found an ancient book that described how to offer human bodies as sacrifices to demons in another world in order to summon demons.

Generally speaking, no one would believe such nonsense, but Ryunosuke didn't care at all about the veracity of the contents of the book. The fact that he found an old book in his family's warehouse was already incredibly cool and funny.

The most exciting thing is when a serial killer rediscovers his passion for killing.