Chaldea's Dimension-Hopping Troublemaking Journey

Wow, the clairvoyant was right! Chaldea is indeed a Lostbelt. It's been a Lostbelt ever since the old director participated in the Holy Grail War in 2004. All the stories about entering Chaldea to save the world are wrong. On the contrary, the fact that it was designated as a Lostbelt and cut is correct. #(Laughing and crying)

I declare that the author is the true holder of clairvoyance. (Jpg)

From a clairvoyant perspective, Ritsuka is just a self-proclaimed rebellious rich girl who disarmed the bomb the terrorists planted in her house, stole it, and then ran off on a trip with a secondary bank card and some unsettling thugs from the neighborhood. The mother wanted to see how far her child could go, but the child beat the game on impossible difficulty and felt incredibly powerful. In the first playthrough, the child was subdued by the Seven Beasts (unstable thugs), gained confidence, became rebellious, took the seemingly expensive ticking clock (Chaldea) from home and ran away (although the clock didn't know why it stopped ringing), and then took the secondary card and bodyguard (Throne of Heroes) from home, thinking that all the money was now in his hands (although he did have inheritance rights) and that the bodyguard listened to him (and he did). After being away for a few days, I couldn't resist going back home a few times, beating up the new thugs and recruiting them as my underlings. I also managed to steal the new bodyguard from my house (who was actually on vacation). The trip was supposed to be a vacation, but it turned out to be visiting the homes of my good friends. I even helped these friends' families solve some problems, which made my mother proud. Self-control: What to do when your child is too well-behaved?

Kids, those ten minutes of commercials we watched during New Year's Eve were really useful! FGO is back!

Can anyone tell me if there's a third part? If there isn't, I'll make Old Director Feng fly! #(Angry)

No, buddy, wake up! YLS has given out 1000 stones, and another ancient divine book has come back to life!

Please, author, save the director! #(Crying)#(crying)#(crying)

I'm numb, seeing BGO now evokes mixed feelings.

It's truly a clairvoyant!

Kids, don't be afraid, Lao Gai won the revival match next door! "That being said, to actually bring out 'Goetia' at this point... Hmph. That guy, Collonzon, usually pouts and pretends to be an expert in obscure subjects, but I didn't expect him to be quite trendy at heart. As expected, his tastes are quite unique. He's the type who yearns for the 'right' because he can't do what he's fallen into." "What did you just say about 'Goe'?! Even idiots have their intuition. I think this might be crucial information that could kill us if we miss it!!" "'Goetia,' huh. 'R&C Supernatural Company' touted it so much before, that even now, even professional magicians who aren't deeply involved know this famous term... It's generally considered a convenient magic book that can summon a large number of demons, but in Crowley's faction, it refers to 'Shennong.' Not physical summoned monsters, but a group of spells that, through conscious 'reversion,' freely draw out unknown power from within oneself. There are seventy-two types, plus one side story. Legend has it that Crowley himself partially drew out Buel's power for use in healing magic. But that's just 'legend' level of credibility." In short, it's magic that adds various special effects to your screams... Is that the right understanding? Like a scream that can freeze someone, a shout that can tear someone apart, or a song that can heal.