A girl wakes up to find a suspicious witch in a black robe standing in the middle of her spacious living room.
"I'm not some suspicious person. I'm just an ordinary druid."
The woman's gentle voice blended into the warm atmosphere, dispelling the darkness around her.
"You may already know this, but yes, I am the strongest class: Caster."
"Who are you trying to fool?!"
The one voicing her doubts was an aloof girl, completely lost about the situation and an outsider in every social circle.
The one who thought she could bluff her way through was the weakest Servant, a quitter who had put her skill points in all the wrong places.
A game of seven Masters and seven Servants, with their lives at stake. The final bullet has already spun into the chamber.
Beyond tens of millions of repeated cycles lies a one-in-a-hundred-million possibility, a loop that overturns cause and effect.
For the wish of just one person, the night of battle begins here.
A lighthearted Holy Grail War. The basic setting uses the Fate universe as its framework, but has no connection whatsoever to any characters from the Fate series.
The author isn't a Type-Moon fan. The plot isn't serious, and the setting isn't rigorous, so read with caution.
