After successfully saving humanity, the last master of mankind, Fujimaru Ritsuka, once again faced a major turning point in his life!
The consciousnesses of the sub-world have sent letters asking for help. The great savior, the savior of humanity, the nemesis of evil forces, the humanoid Noble Phantasm special for attacking heroic spirits, the person beloved by the world... Come and save us!
HELP! ! !
Okay, okay, the savior who originally returned to normal high school life sighed helplessly, rolled up his sleeves, and planned to shoulder the heavy responsibility again at the end of his high school career dedicated to creating miracles, and fight for mankind, the world, and dreams!
The ancient mantra is recited again, the light of miracle is rekindled, and the journey belonging to the Master and the Servant is about to...
Wait, wait!
The orange-haired girl was stunned for a long time, squatting down beside the magic circle, and finally recalled the fear of being dominated by Chaldea's unreliable backup——
Why did I summon a ball? [Shock sound]
The King of Sheep in Leibo Street, the incarnation of Huang Ba Tu, the nightmare of all the evil forces in the slums, Zhongyuan Zhongya was awakened from his sleep, and what came into view the next second was——
Pink and white stripes? ? ?
…
What is the direction of giving benefits at the beginning? !
I feel a little self-conscious about wearing a skirt, you stupid Master! ! !
A fifteen-year-old boy, an ancient god, an immature king, an unrecorded heroic spirit, touched the non-existent sweat on his non-existent forehead with his non-existent hand, and roared angrily.
After a flurry of explanations, the unreliable master and the new servant finally started the normal process——
I came in response to the summons. May I ask, are you my master?
The girl with golden eyes embraced the gods and sang songs about hope and courage.
The orange-haired boy took her hand and dedicated all his loyalty and love to her
The Savior Fujimaru Ritsuka
berserker Nakahara Chuya
Come on!
Purpose: To commemorate the card drawing games I played