The world of Type-Moon starts with saving Altria!

Mashu felt like her brain was shutting down.

She subconsciously looked at Mordred beside her.

Although the latter had his own thoughts, he still nodded, indicating that Ian was right.

Mashu naturally no longer had any doubts.

But this kind of news was a little beyond her acceptance.

It took her a while to calm down.

"Senior, how did you summon her? Chaldea's Heroic Spirit Summoning System should not be open yet, right?"

"A simple summon that Ophelia taught me."

"Ah? Is this possible?"

Mashu opened her mouth slightly, and it was obvious that Ian's words had had a significant impact on her.

"What are you doing!"

Mordred supported his waist with both hands and moved closer to Mashu.

"Are you doubting the bond between me and my father... my master?"

"Oh, that's not true!" Mashu quickly shook his head in denial.

"But that's clearly what you said," Mordred insisted.

"Mordred!"

Ian called her off.

"Don't do that, it's rude."

"..."

Mordred pouted, but still stopped obediently.

And Ian then comforted Matthew:

"I'm sorry, Mash."

"Mordred didn't mean to be mean to you. She's just more sensitive about this kind of thing."

"No, it's okay."

Mashu forced a smile.

Then she seemed to remember something and said:

"Senior, if that's the case, then you probably don't have the corresponding 'Command Seals' yet, right?"

"'Command Seal'?"

Ian heard a familiar word but couldn't quite remember its meaning.

He confirmed that he had seen it in Ophelia's obscure books.

"Yes, it is!"

"This is a magical crystal that can make the 'Servant' obey the 'Master'. If it is a 'Servant' summoned through the Holy Grail War, you should have been given the 'Command Seals' before this!"

"but--"

Mash frowned slightly.

"Senior's situation doesn't seem to be like that, so there shouldn't be any 'Command Seals' or anything like that."

"That--"

Ian looked at Matthew.

"Is there any way to restore the 'Command Seals'?"

"As for this..." Mashu pondered again, "It is said that Chaldea itself can allow the 'Masters' to restore one 'Command Seal' every day, but I can't be sure if it is true."

"After all, so far——"

Matthew looked at Mordred beside Ian.

"You seem to be the only one among all the Master candidates who has already summoned a 'Servant'."

Mashu would not lie to herself.

After thinking for a moment, Ian smiled and replied:

"Well, it doesn't matter."

The man reached out and placed his hand on Mordred's head.

"I believe that even without the 'Command Seal', she will not disobey my orders."

"Isn't that natural?"

"You are mine..."

Mordred, whose head was being held down, swallowed his words back halfway through his words.

She still remembered that Ian said not to reveal her relationship with him in front of other people.

So--

Mordred glared at Matthew.

This guy should also be considered an "outsider", right?

I can't tell her.

"This is my Master." Mordred corrected himself and said, "Isn't it natural for me to act according to the Master's orders?"

"Yes, that's right."

Mashu gave an awkward smile.

She had no idea about the relationship between Mordred and Ian, and she was very nervous.

But she was also somewhat relieved.

After all, Mordred is a "Servant", not a Master candidate like Ophelia before.

A "Servant" wouldn't fall in love with the Master who summoned him, right?

There shouldn't be any "Servants" who come just to see their Master, right?

Their meeting should have been just a coincidence.

Mashu comforted herself in this way, and she felt a little better.

"Matthew."

Ian's voice brought the girl back to reality.

"What, what's wrong, senior?"

"Oh... don't be nervous."

"I just want to know—"

Ian looked at the white "battlefield" in front of him.

"Has the simulation battle system returned to normal?"

"Since the data of Altria Pendragon (Saber) has returned to normal, the corresponding simulated battle anomaly should also be restored, right?"

"I'll start checking now!"

After Mashu finished saying this, she directly controlled the simulation battle panel.

The results were as expected.

Everything in the simulated battle went as normal, as if nothing had happened.

"Mashu, it seems that we don't need to keep hiding this anymore."

"Yes, it is!"

Mashu answered like this, still feeling a sense of magic in her heart.

"anyway--"

The girl looked at Ian and Mordred.

"Senior, although I won't report your affairs... but if you have a 'Servant' like this by your side, it will definitely attract attention, right?"

Before Ian could answer, Mordred spoke first.

"You don't have to worry about this."

"If I wanted to—"

After the blonde girl said this, Mashu suddenly trembled.

Ian was a little worried and asked immediately:

"What's wrong? Are you feeling uncomfortable?"

"No, it's nothing."

Mash looked at Mordred in front of her.

"I just suddenly felt that her presence made sense... like a very important person came here."

"This……"

Ian looked at Mordred beside him.

The latter wiped his nose and said proudly.

"This is something the king left for me~"

"With it, Camelot will grant me a noble status wherever I go!"

Is it a "treasure" similar to a blessing?

It must have been a magic trick Morgan had left for her before that.

Ian was a little emotional—she really doted on this little daughter.

But no matter what, at least for now, the identity problem has been barely solved.

There is no need to stay here any longer for the simulated battle.

I can't just stop like this.

The road ahead is still waiting for you to extend infinitely.

"Mashu, Mordred, let's go out."

"Okay, senior. Got it!"

Ian took a last look at the column of light where Altria was, his eyes looking a little complicated.

After coming out of the simulated battle space, Ian prepared to let Mordred visit Chaldea more and ask Mash some questions about the "Holy Grail War".

In fact, it would be better for Ophelia to do this.

But after seeing how obsessed she was with the silver sword, Ian felt it was not a good idea to stop her so rudely - although she really didn't dare to disobey him.

Besides, it’s not like Mashu hasn’t done her homework.

The best of both worlds, there is no possibility of not choosing.

but--

Just as Ian was thinking this.

As soon as he came out, he saw Fu Fu parked there.

It seems a little angry.

“Fufufu, Fufufu (You knew I wouldn’t come in here, so you took Mashu in again, right)?”

In this situation, Ian wanted to tease it a little.

"Hey, you clever little devil, you actually guessed it right."

But what he didn't know was that when he was teasing the "cat".