After Sukuna answered the Holy Grail’s summoning, he landed in Fuyuki City. On his first day there, he happened to meet a neurotic man in bandages, Dazai, who had been through the same thing! He had planned to do whatever he wanted to Dazai, but an accident exposed him to Dazai’s “No Longer Human,” turning him into a Lancer with E-rank Luck!
After being reborn, Kiritsugu Emiya looked at his beautiful wife, Irisviel von Einzbern, and his adorable daughter, Illyasviel, in his arms, and devoted himself wholeheartedly to destroying the Holy Grail. It was all Tokiomi’s fault. This time, Tokiomi had to die!
So Kiritsugu avoided the scabbard of King Arthur’s sword, “Avalon,” and tossed a shabby tracksuit jacket into the summoning ritual with no thought at all. Who could have guessed that the summoned god of poverty, Yato, a shameless tsukumogami, would bring his Regalia Yukine and cling to the Emiya family from then on?
After Shirou Emiya and his Servant, Saber, King Arthur, transmigrated to Fuyuki City during the Fourth Holy Grail War, they ran into an “immortal” boy and three people who claimed to be first-year students at Tokyo Jujutsu High, led by Yuji Itadori!
Then Heroic Spirits, curses, divine Regalia, ability users... appeared one after another!
#The Holy Grail War begins once more#
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After Kiritsugu won the tournament, he wanted to destroy the Holy Grail. But his wish was accidentally altered into making Yato’s five-yen shrine famous throughout the universe!
When the Holy Grail said the wish was impossible to grant, a bug appeared in its program and it crashed!
Kiritsugu Emiya’s wish was granted!
#The big shots’ daily life in Fuyuki, what a mess?#
#Specializing in treating silly men from other worlds#
#Have they caused trouble in Fuyuki City today?#
Reader’s Guide:
A huge crossover stew featuring Demon Slayer, Bungo Stray Dogs, Jujutsu Kaisen, Fate, Noragami, To Your Eternity, Frieren, Dr. Stone...
Also known as: The Holy Grail Was Destroyed Just Like That?
A story born from wild ideas, written for fun. The author has a wild imagination, but won’t abandon the story!
Theme: Instead of envying the fish in the river, go home and weave a net