[FGO Fanfiction] I'm Slacking Off on the Savior Squad

Blurb: Ling Lin's file says she's an extremely ordinary girl. She just happened to become a mage, then happened to end up in Chaldea, and then her talent as a mechanic happened to be discovered. So she happened to become deputy director of Chaldea's Technical Department Maintenance Division... What a lucky girl.

That's all bullshit, Romani Archaman thought as he gave her a physical exam. Whoever wrote this bio must have had their head up their ass. Even with just a little of his half-baked power as the Mage King, he could tell this girl was definitely not as simple as she seemed. But for now, she acted just like an ordinary girl.

So he stamped a big APPROVED on her medical form and even gave her a soft, warm smile.

Ling Lin nodded, said hello to the head of the Medical Department, and walked off with her form.

They're both putting on an act, so who's better than whom?

And so, this simple little meeting laid the foundation for their revolutionary friendship of skipping work together. Even after their true identities were exposed, they could still chat and laugh together.

But that's a story for later. The top priority now is repairing human history. Ling Lin thought as she curled up in the monitoring room with a mug full of cocoa.

Reader's Guide:

1. The heroine had a glorious past, but now she can only use a little clairvoyance and some knowledge she remembers particularly well.

2. The pairing might be the doctor, or it might be an original character. Most likely there won't be a pairing... Fine, I don't have an outline, so I don't know how it'll turn out.

3. The doctor survives. I promise.

4. Double Guda, a brother and sister. The older sister is on her second round, while the younger brother is the proper protagonist.

5. The Singularities will be different, though I'd like to keep the Demonic Front because I really like Sumeru.

If all that sounds okay, come on in.

Theme: Being a savior is no fun at all. Even the support staff have to work themselves to the bone.