The world of Type-Moon starts with saving Altria!

"..."

"..."

"Then who else could I possibly meet besides Altria?" Gray quickly changed the subject after realizing that Ian seemed a little disappointed because of what she had just said.

"If the dagger is still there, we should definitely be able to see Jack the Ripper."

"Well...it's just a matter of whether you're willing to do it or not."

Seeing Ian's eyes fall on her, Gray understood that he was asking for her opinion.

She nodded and answered Ian.

"Yeah, sure."

"I...still like that kid very much."

"That's good."

Ian's hand gently stroked Olga Marie's head.

"Gray, become a Master like the Director."

The next day.

As Ian and Gray reached an agreement, the summoning of her own servant began.

According to previous management, it is natural to check the magic circuit and other things first.

If it didn't exist, the moment the Servant was summoned, it might die on the spot because the magic power was not enough to complete the attack.

But Ian wasn't worried at all.

Because he knew Gray could definitely do it - this was a sacrifice specially made to "resurrect" Altria, and it was only right that she should have such a thing.

And this is indeed the case.

Just as Ian predicted, Gray did indeed have a magic circuit that was so powerful it could be called an exaggeration.

Everything was ready, and Gray placed the dagger, a holy relic, in the corresponding position. It was something that Jack the Ripper had given her, formed by the gathering of magical power, and had crossed the singularity and returned to Chaldea.

What was different from the past was that this time the servant summons were watched.

I saw Mordred, Nero, and Gareth all came here.

Although the reasons may be slightly different, the ultimate goal is very similar.

"Speaking of which-"

Mordred looked at Gray in front of him, and then whispered a question in his father's ear.

"Father, where did you find a girl who looks so much like Second Mother?"

"Xiao Mo, do you just feel 'like' and nothing else?"

"Of course!" Mordred muttered, "To me, Second Mother is quite special!"

"No one... can replace her!"

"you……"

Ian hugged Modred and gently stroked her head.

"I think so too—no one can replace Altria, ever."

"I want a hug too!"

Nero's unhappy voice came from beside Ian.

The man turned around and found that the Roman emperor was obviously jealous.

"teacher!"

"Leaving your real wife aside is against Roman law!"

"I am very angry now."

"Okay, okay, I understand."

Ian reached out and hugged Nero on the other side into his arms. This was the best solution for his student.

"That's pretty much it."

Satisfied, Nero finally calmed down a lot.

But she also cared about the girl that Ian brought back to Chaldea.

"Speaking of which-"

"Teacher, where did you find her? She seems like a girl who has a very hard life."

"Why do you think so?"

Ian was a little surprised by Nero's evaluation.

After all, she rarely says so directly that someone is not having a good life.

Gray was the first.

"Because she always looks so cautious." Nero looked at Gray who was very nervous in front of the Servant Summoning System, with a hint of worry in his green eyes.

"I understand this kind of person best – because they don't have a good life, they are always hesitant to do anything."

“Although that might sound a bit condescending.”

“But that’s how I feel.”

"...You're right, Nero." Ian's gaze also fell on Gray, "She is indeed that kind of person."

"But if possible, I hope you won't pay too much attention to this kind of thing - after all, you know that this is not an easy treatment for Gray to accept, right?"

"The teacher really favors her!"

Nero pouted, but did not deny what Ian said.

"I know."

"I won't care too much about this kind of thing - but in exchange, the teacher has to do me a favor!"

"What's the deal?"

"Support Yu's bathhouse plan!" Nero expressed his thoughts very directly.

"Huh? Bathhouse?" Ian raised his eyebrows slightly. "Wasn't the bathhouse you mentioned at the beginning?"

"That one was said by Leonardo da Vinci to be too bad."

Nero held Ian's arm, rubbing her proud breasts against it, as if she was afraid that the other person didn't know.

"And after thinking about it, I realized that now is not a good time to start a large-scale construction."

"So after comprehensive consideration——"

"I decided to decentralize the standards!"

"How is it? Is Yu very sensible? Teacher, please praise Yu!"

"..."

"You..." Looking at Nero, whose face was full of signs of seeking credit, Ian's expression became somewhat helpless.

But he felt that there was nothing wrong with her being like this.

"Row."

"Since you are so sensible, I have to encourage you."

"Hmm~ I've remembered that."

"Well, remember that."

After dealing with Mordred and Nero on the left and right, Gareth also came over at this time.

However, unlike the other two, she didn't have too many demands, and didn't even ask why Gray was so similar to Altria (perhaps because she knew it from Mordred's answer).

What this daughter cares about is what Gray is doing now.

"Father, if I remember correctly."

"Are you planning to summon a Servant?" Gareth said, observing Gray's actions. "Who are you planning to summon?"

"Jack the Ripper."

Ian gave the name, and then realized that his two daughters and students probably didn't know who it was, so he added.

"It's a... rather pitiful child that I met in the singularity."

"Gray was willing to be summoned as her Master, so I chose to help her."

"I see."

"that--"

Gray's voice interrupted the conversation between the four people.

"Mr. Ian, could you come over here for a moment?"

"..."

"..."

Faced with Gray's cautious and somewhat cute request, Mordred and Nero were not so ignorant as to stop Ian.

Soon, the man was able to nod, and then walked to Gray's side.

"what happened?"

"Nothing—a question just occurred to me."

Gray looked at the man beside her, her tone more sincere than ever, pleading with him to give her guidance.

"Would Jack the Ripper be unwilling to be summoned by me?"

"If that's the case, then I don't think I'm being considerate of her feelings, am I?"

"..."

Although he said that he would not equate Gray with Altria, seeing her being so cautious that she didn't even consider her own thoughts, Ian couldn't help but think of her in the past.

"No." The man spoke to comfort Gray.

"She's already handed you the dagger—I don't think she'd say she doesn't like you, right?"

"Besides, if she really didn't like you, she wouldn't have appeared in front of you at all."

"I see."

After getting Ian's confirmation, Grey felt relieved.

She nodded and put the dagger back where it belonged.

A blue light flashed, and a petite figure appeared in front of everyone.

That was a response to Gray's call.

And everything happened just as Ian predicted. Jack the Ripper, who had given a dagger to Grey, came to Chaldea without hesitation.

"Assassin, Jack the Ripper. Please take care of me, Mom."

"You came."

Looking at Jack the Ripper in front of her, Grey's expression was obviously much happier.

For her, the feeling of being a Master and summoning Servants to her side was too novel.

but--

Before Grey and Jack the Ripper could say a few more words, Gareth was the first to rush over.

"What a cute little kid!"

The knight girl picked up Jack the Ripper, then turned around and looked at Gray, saying excitedly:

"You actually reached a Master-Servant relationship with such a child?"

"Well..." Gray hesitated for a moment, then nodded.

"Yes—she gifted me her dagger, and that's why this summoning happened."