I am a Type-Moon comic artist!

The two people watching Ryougi and Mi's comics felt like the world had gone awry—

There's no name, and no need to draft anything.

The original manuscript, which was formed directly, appeared rapidly from Ryougi and Mi's pen.

"Wow...that's fast, this speed—" Takagi Akito checked the time; the first page was already finished in just about two minutes!?

It's countless times faster than when I saw it on TV before!

"I won't teach you anything, after all, this kind of thing is like instinct for me," Ryougi Kazumi said as she drew.

A century ago, it took him about eight minutes to complete an original drawing.

And a hundred years later...

After drawing countless more times, it ended up looking like this now.

At this moment, Takagi Aki finally understood something—the 'one hour' that Ryougi and Mi had mentioned earlier didn't mean waiting for an hour, but rather that he would finish within an hour.

It was supposed to be an hour, but at that moment, it felt like it had passed incredibly quickly.

When I came to my senses, I saw the smooth painting was finished.

The time has come—

Da da—

Ryougi Kazuya tidied up the manuscript and said, "Alright, that's all. Mr. Iwamoto—"

Yes, this way—

"I'll leave this to you from now on. I'll send you the rest of the original manuscript when I have time."

"Um... Ah, it's okay." Iwamoto Yu's voice also had a noticeable pause. He hadn't seen Ryougi Kazuya draw manga in a long time, and the shock he felt when he first met him was now back again.

As expected, no one in the manga world except 'Kurokawa-sensei' could reach this speed.

"Um, Mr. Kurokawa—could I get your autograph?"

"Okay, everything is signed."

Ryougi Kazumi smiled and said, "Well then, everyone, please step aside. The lecture is over."

Chapter 1149 2015

Is it over?

"Ah, it's over." Ryougi Kazuya walked over and said, "Shiki wasn't going to stay here waiting, was he?"

"Anyway, I don't have anything else to do." Ryougi Shiki smiled. "So, what's next?"

"Um, Kurokawa-sensei—" Just then, Makoto Moritaka walked over and said, "Thank you!"

"Ah, there's nothing to thank me for. I don't think I can teach you anything." Ryougi Kazuya turned around and said, "I'm just going to draw some pictures... I hope you can come up with interesting works in the future. If they are interesting enough, the subject matter doesn't matter. JOJO will adapt them into anime."

"well--?"

"Although it's not explicitly stated, even if I'm the only one who finds it interesting while six billion people find it boring, I will still get JOJO Studio to adapt this work into an anime. In fact, there are already some works on JUMC that are working on this."

Sincerity is the highest form of surprise.

Could it be that this person, who supposedly could acquire ten JUMCs, didn't care about anything else and just did it because they thought it was interesting...?

"Um, what kind of works does Professor Kurokawa like?"

"Good question." Ryougi Kazuya smiled. "I like all interesting works. Alright, that's all for now, let's go."

Ryougi and Miyabi walked and talked as they left.

Zhen Sheng shook hands with him, saying, "You must give it your all and create something interesting!"

"Huh? Professor Kurokawa is already gone... I still have so many questions to ask." Eiji Niizuma walked over and looked around, looking somewhat dejected.

"What would you like to say, new wife?"

"Ah, as expected, Kurokawa-sensei's drawing corner is amazing. The comics look like they're moving—it's as if I'm experiencing those things myself."

'Get moving? Experience it firsthand?' Makoto Moritaka paused for a moment, then nodded heavily: 'Yeah... about that manga...'

As he looked around, he said, "Mr. Iwamoto, could I borrow the original manuscript of this manga to take a look at later?"

"Ah, it's alright." Iwamoto Yu smiled and said, "Sir Kurokawa said before he left that the original manuscript will be photocopied later, and anyone who wants it can have it."

"No... um, it's this one that Kurokawa-sensei drew himself... is that okay!"

"Hmm..." Iwamoto Yu looked at the manuscript in his hand, feeling somewhat reluctant...

He plans to keep this as a treasure...

"Let me make this clear beforehand... It's fine to let you see it, but there absolutely, absolutely, absolutely no trace of it—not even the slightest trace. After that... I'll make you quit JUMC for all your comic series!"

So...so scary...

but...

Zhencheng swallowed hard: "I understand! It will absolutely not cause any damage whatsoever."

"Haha, just kidding, don't take it so seriously." Yu Iwamoto chuckled. "But you should be prepared to automatically exit JUMC if it gets damaged while you're looking at it... Of course, before that, I'll make a few copies and send them to the manga artists I want... and then I'll hand them over to you."

"Yes! Thank you very much!"

......

Time keeps passing by.

Six years have passed in the blink of an eye.

The year was 2015—

Perhaps Ryougi Kazuya's manga really does have a 'prophetic' effect, even if it's not particularly so now.

Sword Art Online

About a year after the comic was published, Mooncell's presence began to spread uncontrollably from the world and national management levels to ordinary people.

Then...

Now it's 2015.

Virtual network.

Moon Crystal.

This type of existence has been accepted by the public.

Humans could even detach from Earth and live on Mooncell.

However, they are somewhat different from those who participate in the Holy Grail War of the Moon.

The people who went to the moon lived in a general area, along with various AIs, whose intelligence varied.

Even people who have died on Earth appear in Mooncell in this form.

In this situation...

The Holy Grail War of the Moon is still held every year, and almost everyone who survives in Mooncell knows this.

therefore...

There will be situations where ordinary people yearn for the Fate series of manga, want to see various Heroic Spirits come to Mooncell, and then use the Mooncell version of Ryougi Kazuya's manga to summon Servants.

Before the battle, they learned about their Servant's personality to a certain extent through the encyclopedia, in order to prepare for the Holy Grail War.

However, only a small number of people can live on the moon. Most people can only reach the Mooncell by participating in the Moon Grail War, and only a very small number of people are selected from all over the world to enter the Mooncell each year.

At most, it wouldn't exceed 10,000 a year.

This situation began in 2010.

In other words, the real-world population in Mooncell is less than 50,000, and even including NPCs, it is less than 100,000.

As for why Mooncell absorbs humans from the real world...

This is something that Ryougi and Mi cannot understand.

It is quite obvious that he did not find any relevant information in any of the FE series works.

If we're talking about possibilities...

There's only one thing... and that's myself.

I was almost compressed and saved by Mooncell once.

Perhaps during this process, some of my memories flowed into Mooncell's central processing unit, and as a result... it made some changes?

If we were to think about it, this would be the only guess we could come up with.

However, Ryougi and Mi did not go to the Mooncell's world.

After all, I almost got compressed and saved.

If I were to go there now... would I be treated as a 'newcomer,' or would I be preserved as a 'victor of the past Moon Holy Grail War' to welcome the future Yusei?

All of this is unknown...

Chapter 1150 Anticipation

"Is it already this time...?"

Travis H. Pissman looked at the Mooncell above his head and the Servants floating behind him—

The Awakened One.

She let out a soft sigh.

More than ten years have passed.

However, no Master who meets his expectations has yet appeared.

When will a Master with the same will as me finally arrive here...?