Did the Heroic Spirit I conquered become a reality?

Did the Heroic Spirit I conquered become a reality?

Author: Anonymous Little Fish

Introduction:

Yu Tohsaka, the adopted son of the Tohsaka family, later went to the Clock Tower for "advanced studies".

According to the original plan, he should have pursued a career as a magician after graduation... until he accidentally obtained a game disc.

After opening the game disc, he entered the game world and encountered Tiamat right at the start.

[Mission Requirements: Fight alongside Tiamat]

"Wait a minute, why isn't it me saving humanity?!"

Yu Tohsaka quickly discovered the blind spot, but he still managed to complete the system task successfully and spent a wonderful time with Tiamat.

……

After that, he went through several different game routes. In Britain, he was King Arthur's childhood sweetheart. In the Fourth Holy Grail War, he had a girl who loved him... her name was Sajō Aika.

After finally completing the game, Tohsaka Yu was about to put the game disc away for safekeeping when, on a sunny afternoon, all the Heroic Spirits she had previously conquered came to her door.

Knight King, Enchantress Morgan, Tiamat, Princess of the Root... Looking at the unique Heroic Spirits before him, Tohsaka Yu was already sweating profusely.

"The Heroic Spirit I conquered in the game... has actually become a real person?!"

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Book 1: Chapter 1 Tiamat

London, Clock Tower.

The rain relentlessly pattered against the window. Inside the archives, Tohsaka Yu rubbed his eyes, which ached terribly from reading for so long, and let out a long sigh.

The air was filled with the smell of old parchment and ink.

He looked away from the magic book laid out in front of him, feeling as if the words were spinning and jumping around.

As a student of the renowned Lord Kenneth El-Melloi Archibald, Tohsaka Yu has been "locked" in this archive room for three whole days by his notoriously strict mentor, all to polish a magic thesis.

"If this keeps up, I'll probably go blind before graduation..." Tohsaka Yu muttered to himself, trying to find some humor in his words. He pushed back his chair, stood up, and stretched his body, which had become almost completely stiff from sitting for so long.

As a magician from the Far East, it is not easy to gain a foothold in the Clock Tower, where factions are divided and xenophobia is common.

If he hadn't unexpectedly displayed a talent for gem magic far exceeding that of his peers during the entrance exam, which caught Professor Kenneth's attention, he might have been ruthlessly expelled from the Clock Tower long ago.

Yu Tohsaka walked to the window, where the cold rain pounded against the glass, making a dull "pitter-patter" sound.

Looking out the window at the city skyline shrouded in rain and lined with Gothic buildings, Yu Tohsaka couldn't help but feel a faint sense of nostalgia.

It's been almost three years since he came to London to study... I wonder how Sakura and Rin are doing now.

Yu Tohsaka is a transmigrator. After being reincarnated into this world, he thought he was about to embark on a wonderful life as a transmigrator.

However... he not only didn't have any special advantages, but he was also born into a family with very poor circumstances.

His gambling father was seriously ill, and his mother was constantly being chased by debt collectors. Just when he was at his most desperate, Tokiomi Tohsaka reached out to him and adopted him.

Although he knew that the man adopted him more because he valued his talent, Yu Tohsaka at that time felt that kindness was something he would never forget.

It was from that moment that Yuuto Tohsaka first discovered how wonderful the world was, not only having a comfortable life but also gaining two younger sisters.

—Rin Tohsaka and Sakura Tohsaka.

Thinking of this, Tohsaka Yu's thoughts gradually drifted into the distance.

Just then, the heavy oak door to the archives was gently pushed open, interrupting his thoughts.

A blonde woman with an elegant red trench coat, stunning looks, and a noble air walked in.

"Miss Sora?" Yu Tohsaka immediately snapped out of her daze, composed herself, and bowed respectfully.

Kenneth's fiancée, Sora Nazele Sofiali.

Sora glanced at the mountain of books piled up in the room and quickly said with a smile, "Yu, still studying hard? Kenneth is really something, always giving you the most difficult topics."

“The professor is doing this for my own good. It’s a rare opportunity to study here, and I want to do more preparation before submitting my graduation thesis,” Tohsaka Yu replied respectfully.

“Diligence is a good thing, but you also need to remember to rest.” Sora nodded, as if she remembered something. “Oh, by the way, the dorm manager asked me to give you a package, saying it was sent from Japan.”

She handed over a square package wrapped in kraft paper.

"A package from Japan?" Tohsaka Yu took the package, her mind filled with doubt.

He has almost no relatives in Japan, so who could have sent it?

He carefully examined the sender information on the package—Kento Tohsaka.

A very vague name, seemingly a distant relative, he vaguely remembered as a strange person who liked to collect all kinds of antiques and oddities.

"Why would this uncle suddenly send me something?" Tohsaka Yu weighed the not-so-light package in her hand, her curiosity completely piqued.

Upon returning to her student dormitory, Tohsaka Yu immediately opened the package.

There were no magical materials or rare minerals as one might expect; inside was only an unusually old-looking game disc and a small note.

The disc was an old-fashioned CD-ROM with a line of text engraved on it: "The Holy Grail War".

The handwriting on the note was messy and casual: "I found this strange object by chance. I feel that it may have some connection with your field of magic research. Consider it a gift for you."

"The Holy Grail War, which translates to... the Holy Grail War?" Tohsaka Yu picked up the disc, his brows furrowing deeply. "Making the Holy Grail War a game disc? Is someone playing a prank?"

As a magician, and especially as a student studying at the Clock Tower, Tohsaka Yu was no stranger to the term "Holy Grail War".

That was a ritual war that circulated in Fuyuki City in the Far East, in which seven magicians summoned heroic spirits to compete for the omnipotent wish-granting machine. It was full of intrigue, betrayal and death, and was one of the most dangerous and cruel stages in the world of magic.

How could something like this appear in the form of a "game disc"? And why was it sent by a distant uncle with whom I have almost no contact?

A strong sense of unease welled up inside him, and reason told him that there was definitely something wrong with this thing, and it should be destroyed immediately.

However... when Yu Tohsaka's gaze fell upon the magnificent words "The Holy Grail War," his deep-seated curiosity prevented him from making a decision.

"Just looking... it should be fine, right?" In the end, Yu Tohsaka couldn't resist the temptation.

He opened his laptop, and after the optical drive made a soft "click," he inserted the disc that exuded a strange aura.

The computer screen flickered a few times, but no installation program or error message appeared. Instead, a simple yet mysterious interface was displayed—a huge golden turntable, quietly floating in the center of the desktop.

"This is..." Before Yu Tohsaka could even comprehend it, three areas radiating different lights appeared on the turntable, each bearing a title written in ancient cuneiform script, with annotations in modern script below:

[First Singularity: The Hundred Years' War of the Evil Dragon - Orleans]

Sixth Singularity: Camelot, the Realm of the Sacred Round Table

The Seventh Singularity: Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia

In the center of the turntable, a golden button gleamed with an alluring light, bearing the word "START".

“…Random selection mode?” Tohsaka Yu looked at the three names, especially the last one, which immediately reminded him of the terrifying being in Mesopotamian mythology who brought about the end.

He hesitated for a moment, but finally gently pressed the "START" button.

Om-!

The golden turntable began to spin rapidly, its light growing increasingly intense, instantly engulfing his entire field of vision!

With a crisp "clang" that seemed to come from the depths of the soul, the roulette wheel suddenly stopped, and a dazzling light fixed the pointer on—

The Seventh Singularity: Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia

"The story of Tiamat..." Yu Tohsaka murmured unconsciously.

At that moment, all the images on the screen vanished instantly, leaving only a line of text burning like flames, emerging in the endless darkness:

"The contract has been established."

The next second, an irresistible, intense dizziness, as if being swept into a time-space turbulence, suddenly struck!

Yu Tohsaka felt a strong wave of dizziness wash over her, as if her body was being pulled through countless bizarre and fantastical scenes.

……

He didn't know how much time had passed when he regained consciousness and suddenly opened his eyes, but what came into view was no longer the familiar dormitory at the clock tower.

He was standing on a strange beach.

Beneath your feet lies warm, fine white sand, stretching all the way to the "ocean" ahead, shimmering with an incredible soft blue glow and as calm as a mirror.

A warm and refreshing ocean scent filled the air, making one feel both comfortable and somewhat surreal.

"Where exactly is this place?" Tohsaka Yu looked around blankly, his heart filled with vigilance.

Before he could understand the situation, he suddenly heard extremely soft footsteps behind him—the unique sound of bare feet stepping on the sand.

Yu Tohsaka tensed up and turned his head sharply. When he saw the graceful figure that came into view, he was stunned for a moment.

She was a woman who appeared quite mature and gentle. Her long, light blue hair cascaded down to the ground like a waterfall, her skin was as white as snow, and her clear red eyes seemed to be free of any impurities. They were staring intently at this uninvited guest who had suddenly barged in, with a touch of natural curiosity.

She wore a simple yet undeniably sacred pure white dress, and her small, delicate, and adorable white feet were bare.

The pair of small dragon horns on her head clearly indicated her non-human identity.

What truly captivates the eye is the breathtaking, primal, and powerful maternal aura outlined by the dress... a magnificent bosom.

Yu Tohsaka's breath caught in her throat at that moment.

He felt as if a thunderclap had exploded in his mind, and the name that was enough to instill fear slowly surfaced in his heart.

Tiamat?!

Book 1: Chapter 2 I am a Tiamat Party Member!

At that moment, Yu Tohsaka felt as if her heart was about to jump out of her chest.

Tiamat... She is the creator goddess, and also the world-destroying beast that brings about the end.

However, at this moment, she stood before him with an almost innocent and harmless demeanor.

Those pure red eyes scrutinized him curiously, as if observing a strange creature he had never seen before.

Yu Tohsaka kept adjusting her breathing, trying her best to calm herself down.

When he looked up, he met Tiamat's beautiful eyes, which were as pure as rubies and contained no malice whatsoever.

If you haven't read the original work, it's really hard to connect her with the legendary creator goddess...

"Aaa?"

A soft, dreamlike voice came from Tiamat's mouth.

Her eyes remained pure, but Yu Tohsaka keenly sensed that the flow of the surrounding air seemed to pause for a moment, and an indescribable pressure, originating from the instinct of life, quietly spread out.

The gentle voice carried a hint of warning.

Yu Tohsaka took a deep breath, trying to make her voice sound steady: "Excuse me... where is this place?"

Although he already had the answer in his heart, he still chose to try to communicate in the least harmful way possible.

Tiamat tilted her head, seemingly a little surprised that Tohsaka Yu didn't panic or immediately attack like other creatures.

She could sense traces of magical fluctuations on this suddenly appearing "human," very faint, completely different from the gods or magical beasts she had encountered in the past.

The oppressive aura that originated from instinct gradually subsided. Tiamat did not issue any more warnings, but continued to stare at Tohsaka Yu with a childlike curiosity in her eyes.

The suffocating pressure gradually eased, but Tohsaka Yu remained vigilant and motionless.

He knew that any extra move he made could be interpreted as provocation.

Time seemed to freeze at this moment.

On the edge of this imaginary sea, which does not belong to the real world, a human and a god engage in a silent confrontation and probing.

After staring at Tohsaka Yu for an unknown amount of time, Tiamat's hostility gradually subsided.

She took a small step forward, her bare feet sinking into the soft sand with a soft "rustling" sound.

Yu Tohsaka's heart leaped into his throat again, but he still didn't move.

Tiamat stopped and tilted her head again, seemingly deep in thought.

After a long while, she took out a small notebook and a pencil.