[Crossover] Master, Have Some Spirit Origin

Let's take a look at the timeline... Something happened to the original Ritsuka and the alter, and then they split into the current Ritsuka now and Ritsuka (ruler Ritsuka) and some of them were lost. Ritsuka now does not retain memories, but Ritsuka (as a ruler) does. Romani's Ritsuka is Ritsuka Now, and the Ritsuka that Alter and Roman have is the original Ritsuka, but because Ritsuka Now doesn't retain the memory, they are looking for the ruler Ritsuka... Well, the alter's goal is actually that I want them all, so even Ritsuka from the parallel world can't let go.

This can be called the most miserable savior Ritsuka in history, right? Ritsuka! I want to carve a big word "miserable" on your thigh, although the doctor's blackening is very touching! But rather than plot-based streaming, I want to eat pure R... Ah ~ Gedia is not bad either ~ My old enemy! My destiny~ Hey hey hey (Uncontrollable scream of a prairie dog!)

Seriously, this is the most copied FGO type article I have ever read. There were several doctors and several Ritsuka inside, which made me dizzy and confused. But the author writes very clearly that Roman is the bastard who blew himself up, Romani is the child who has been with Ritsuka since he became a human, and Solomon and Solomon alter exist in different times and parallel time and space. This is a story about Fujimaru Ritsuka and Romani. They have a story where the process is not beautiful, but the ending is still beautiful. The encounter between Ritsuka Fujimaru and Romani Akiman in the story began with a merciless fist. Romani, who had just become an adult, trusted Ritsuka very much because of the chick plot, and then unknowingly developed into love. It is obviously a sweet but silly love story, but it has twists and turns due to the tricks of fate. Fujimaru Ritsuka is still the savior. Even though she is no longer the original "Fujimaru Ritsuka", she is the other half who does not inherit the memory, and is still working hard to save the world. It's as if once the position of savior is lost, no matter what you do, you can't get rid of it. But Ritsuka is kind and cute, smart and witty, as if no danger or despair can get close to her. Like a warm little sun, she strives to exude her own brilliance. Even in the end, after knowing the truth of the matter, he still lived seriously and hard. To Romani, Ritsuka Fujimaru was more than just the sun. He is also the existence he likes. Although Romani is cowardly and useless, he has no ability to express his love and can only secretly love her secretly, and he is afraid of Ritsuka leaving. But he never meant to hurt Ritsuka. I am afraid because I am dependent, and I am terrified because I am in love. Romani, who first became a human being, was an immature child in mind and personality. He lacked common sense and could only learn ordinary human knowledge bit by bit. (Perhaps this is the ultimate reason why Romani became a dead nerd in the FGO game.) Such a coward will also try to get his own happiness. What I feel most distressed about in the article is Fujimaru Ritsuka, who inherited the memory of the original Ritsuka. He made a wish to become an existence that has nothing to do with Fujimaru Ritsuka, but he could not avoid Alaya's exploitation. She has no choice but to become a girl due to her soul leaving her body, go to another world to save the world, and feel the pursuit of other men. (When I say this, I feel that there is no sense of violation and there is nothing wrong with it.) Ritsuka had the memory of being abused by Solomon Alter, but he never showed it in front of his sister. Instead, he looked positive. He is lively and cheerful, and accepts everything calmly, including finally walking up to the throne of God. He or she seems to have never blamed his or her fate, but feels that this ending is not bad. In the end, Kick Romani off the throne really received rave reviews. (Thumbs up.) Finally, I would like to thank the author for the touching experience he brought to me during the serialization period. Perhaps this is not the best story about Romani Akiman and Fujimaru Ritsuka, but it is the story that touches me the most. About love and hope, about forgiveness and relief. Whether you miss it or find happiness in the future, there is always a path to happiness. ——To you who are on the road to happiness, Fujimaru Ritsuka and Romani Akiman, I wish you a future full of beauty and peace.

, Alter…

So the car accident was the senior sister's?

Cheating each other, what will Romani think when he comes back?? Hahaha

EMMMM... This second half seems to have a different style. The overbearing president falls in love with my little wife running with the ball and has a sense of déjà vu.

I feel like Roman is still miserable and alone.

Gai Gai! Why is it so difficult for you to learn well and learn bad things so quickly?! You'll get busted like this! Real! Mom, I won't save you either! Sesshoin is really a terrible woman

Ritsuka is the Ruler Ritsuka Shourou. No wonder he turns into a girl every time he travels through time. He makes his own mistakes and carries his own boots! Comrade Roman finally succeeded in eating meat after chasing his wife for a long time and went through a lot of twists and turns. It is really gratifying and congratulatory ~ Look at the alter next door who eats meat every day (even though it is not his favorite), and Romani who is cowardly enough to run away from the battle. Can we be considered to have the same fate but different fates_(: D∠)_