[Fate] Letters to Lord El-Melloi II

Weber's sense of dull pain was overwhelming... With a bitterness that seemed to be absent.

Why do I want to cry so much for Weber who is so cute?_? A letter that can never be sent, a farewell to the king and his ministers forever. Weber after the Holy Grail War... That unreliable trainee Master, he grew up to be such an outstanding person even after leaving the King.

The unswerving faith revealed between the lines is like groping forward in a tunnel of pain. There is always hope for the future. I can feel pain, but I can also feel strong.

I will definitely come to you I thought I was about to cry, but I was very pleased to see Weber grow up like this, a bit of a bitter relief. Your writing is really good.

Who was the blue-eyed female servant that Niman Renan summoned before? Weber was also anxious, hoping that he could still see the emperor, but he would not thank him like Mr. Renan.

Seeing that the original 2B boy here has become calm, responsible and responsible, it seems that the figure of young Weber has faded and faded, replaced by the famous professor of the clock tower of "Super Big Ben·London Star"... Ha! But when I saw the letter written to the emperor, I felt that Weber had never changed. He was still the young man who followed the footsteps of the conquering king and pursued the endless sea... My lord, your writing is very beautiful and very good. Catching Bugs: Because the Velvet family was just a family of mediocre magicians that lasted for [three years]—it should be [three generations], right?

The psychological description in the last sentence is so accurate~~ Weber, you still have your mission...

This kind of dilemma did exist for Weber at that time. Weber had to be strong alone! !

It is very lucky for a reader who is born in Emperor Weber to read such a big article. The strict layout, rigorous thinking, and friendly epistolary style make people wonder, "Isn't this really written by the growing Weber himself?" Your profound analysis of Weber Velvet's character is enough to make most people who consider themselves "Weber fans" feel inferior. Although it uses a straightforward narrative style and an extremely common chronological order, it made me cry several times while reading. This is Weber Velvet's atonement and his battlefield. No matter what kind of hardships, no matter what kind of obstacles, the young man... No, the young man holds on to his promise to the king step by step, and overcomes it with a tenacity that ordinary people can never achieve. Weber grew up at an amazing speed, gradually transformed, and suddenly appeared in front of me as "El-Melloi II". Looking at the tall and thin figure in the bright red windbreaker, such maturity is admirable, and I can't help but have tears in my eyes. As it is said in the original novel, "Weber Velvet's boyhood ended tonight." I didn't realize anything while reading this paragraph in the novel, but after reading the larger article, I vaguely understood how heavy the meaning of this sentence was. When I read the original work, I regarded it as "The Growth History of Weber as a Boy". I read the plot about Weber and the Emperor repeatedly and intensively, but I quickly skipped the other parts. I thought I had some understanding of Emperor Weber, but after reading the large text, I could only feel deeply ashamed. Although this article is still very short, among some of the Emperor Weber fanfics I have read, only "The Empire" can be compared with it. In fact, having said so much... I just want to express: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA... !

Only then did I realize that it was an article from 13 years ago, in archeology [Cat's Claw]