The King of Heroes picked up Guda, but she had shrunk.
Da Vinci: "No, the portal won't open! King of Heroes, we're counting on you to look after the Master!"
Gilgamesh: ...
Ritsuka Fujimaru: ...Dad?
Gilgamesh: You mongrel!!!
Mommy Emiya/Mommy Raikou: I object!
At the start, shrunken Guda has lost her memory and can only rely on her bond level six with the King of Heroes to barely keep him from throwing her away.
Later, she dares to point at Gilgamesh, who's goofing off at the arcade, and tell her classmate in a deadpan voice, "See that golden Gilgamesh? Yeah, that one.
"...He's my guardian."
"...I know we don't look alike, but he decided to play along. What else am I supposed to do?"
The King of Heroes is dedicated to raising his Master to become the next generation's pleasure-seeker, leading her down a glorious path of indulgence.
So, every now and then, Gilgamesh would stare at the little one beside him and fall into deep thought.
Why isn't she turning out the way he imagined?
Under his gaze, Ritsuka Fujimaru pulls a game console from her schoolbag. "Gil-Gil! Let's play together!"
And so the King of Heroes abandons this trivial matter.
After all, the king's educational methods are absolutely perfect!
"Bring me my game console."
The only reason the Master hasn't gone astray is the King of Heroes' excellent parenting. (Not really.)
Theme: Watch the King of Heroes raise a child
