The Two Kings' Journey to Another World

Description One

"He" woke up one day and discovered that his favorite child had disappeared.

After searching high and low, he finally learned from the Counter Force that his child had sacrificed himself alongside his familiar to stop humanity from being incinerated, and ultimately vanished into "nothingness."

That was the last straw. "He" went to the Counter Force to demand his child back. The Counter Force, meanwhile, didn't want to give up such a useful workhorse (crossed out) Heroic Spirit, so the two sides came to an agreement. They found a timeline with an abnormality that was soon to be pruned, and sent the still-sleeping person there.

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Description Two

Ever since the Temple of Time, the doctor had believed he would be able to sleep forever. He felt a little guilty for making Ritsuka sad, but this was probably the best outcome.

But just after he had emerged from Ritsuka's dream, a god and the Counter Force came looking for him.

The god gave him an earful, then the Counter Force told him there was a way for him to leave "nothingness" and return to Chaldea.

To get him to agree willingly, the Counter Force showed him a scene of the little Master burning through her life to take Earth back from the Alien God. In the end, the history of humanity on Earth was saved, but the little Master was left lying in a hospital bed, covered in injuries.

Hit with this double blow, the distraught doctor finally agreed to the Counter Force's request and went to save the world line that was about to be pruned.

"He" also bestowed the "Ten Commandments" upon the doctor once again, then gave him a heartfelt lecture and a wonderful gift.

And so, the doctor came back to life on another world line.

Worried that the doctor might get depressed in an unfamiliar place, the Counter Force was kind enough to send along someone he knew very well.

Content warnings:

1. My writing isn't very good, so read with caution.

2. OOC, OOC, OOC. Important things bear repeating.

3. As long as real life isn't too busy, I'll keep updating.

4. No CP. Ship whoever you like.

5. Feedback is welcome.

Finally, after repeatedly taking it down and putting it back up, I decided to write about the doctor after all. When I first got into the series, I saw the doctor transform and die alongside Goetia in the Temple of Time. No matter how many other Heroic Spirits I got to know after that, the doctor always held a special place for me.

I'm adding Gilgamesh because someone with the doctor's tendency to bury his head in the sand sometimes needs a person like Gilgamesh to push him forward. And with his Clairvoyance and omniscience, Gilgamesh can also understand the doctor very well.

My writing isn't great, and sometimes I struggle to capture the characters' personalities. Thank you, everyone, for reading!

Theme: Flowers bloom toward the sun, and old friends return