A pure Shirou x Saber story. Shirou Emiya x Artoria, mutual salvation, a happy ending after the Fate route. Everyone is smart, pure romance with no pitfalls, and grand-scale battles. Respectful of the original work and its characters.
[Warnings] A slow burn, with subtle, deep feelings, intense emotional push-and-pull in the early stages, schemes unfolding in the shadows, then the main plot ignites and races ahead in the middle, as the two move toward each other. A tearjerker Shirou x Saber story. Shirou suffers from mental illness and won’t take the initiative early on, but his warm-hearted nature is always there. The full story is best enjoyed slowly, with a quiet mind. The extras are deliriously sweet and serve as a breather; they are not part of the main story. The happy ending after all the hardships can also be enjoyed on its own.
A story about Shirou becoming a Guardian in his pursuit of his ideals, then transmigrating to the era of King Arthur, before his birth. The moment the sword was drawn from the stone, the girl had already been buried. The hopes of an entire kingdom, the slaughter on the battlefield, and courtly intrigue all bound the king fast.
Artoria: A king needs only reason, and a sword needs only to be sharp.
Shirou Emiya: I came across a thousand years just to wish you peaceful dreams.
The Knights of the Round Table: Our king is no longer alone. We, too, are willing to fight with all our might.
Merlin: How interesting. Beyond fate, there is now an obsession.
Morgan: I will tear Camelot’s glory apart with my own hands.
Guinevere: I’m glad someone has finally caught Artoria.
Sword and sheath, king and cook, walk together to face Britain’s tragic fate. Two heroes, battered and bloodied, finally find happiness together.
