Ayato: "..."
He blinked, then carefully examined Minerva.
Although it was summer...
She was dressed really lightly.
"M-master, am I strange?"
Minerva's cheeks flushed slightly, nearly burning up.
Had Echidna's advice been wrong?
Should she not have been so direct?
"No, not strange at all."
Ayato stood up from his seat and smiled. "Strictly speaking..."
"I like it very much."
As he spoke, Ayato pulled her over.
"Master..."
With Minerva's exclamation, the word magic barrier expanded.
Fuyuki City.
Tohsaka Residence.
Matou Sakura looked at Ayato, pouting slightly, a bit dissatisfied.
"Brother Ayato, you've been coming less and less lately."
Ayato held her in his arms and said apologetically, "Sorry, I've just been too busy lately."
"Hmph."
Tohsaka Rin sneered. "Too busy building your harem."
Saying this, Rin felt a bit jealous.
Originally, she was young and didn't think much about it.
But first there were hundreds of thousands of Cursed Little Girls, and now there were all those Demon Possession.
At the very beginning...
She and Sakura had been rare resources.
But now.
They were practically a dime a dozen.
Ayato shrugged. "Rin, how can you say that about me?"
"Your master would be sad, you know."
"Heh... hehe."
The corner of Rin's mouth twitched. She felt unable to find words.
On the other side.
Kocho Shinobu stared at Ayato and Sakura.
After hesitating for a moment, she also stepped forward. "Brother Ayato, I want a hug too."
"Alright."
Ayato smiled and sat her on his lap.
These few little ones he had known the longest...
Made him feel like he had gained a few daughters.
But.
Shinobu's psychological trauma was healing well.
That psychologist really had some skill.
"Sakura, Shinobu, you two..."
Watching this, Rin was completely speechless.
She felt that when the time came...
Both this sister and that elder sister would be completely devoured.
Hearing this, Ayato smiled and invited, "There's still room here. Want to come?"
Rin's eyelids twitched.
No way.
She had to hold the last line of defense.
She sniffed. "Hmph, perverted big brother, don't get any ideas about me."
"Tch. I've told you many times, I'm not interested in kids."
"And someone like you will be flat as a board when you grow up."
"What did you say? You lolicon demon!"
Watching this scene, Artoria smiled helplessly. "Master, don't tease Rin so much."
Basically, every time, the two of them would argue non-stop.
"She started it."
Ayato spread his hands and smiled slightly. "Of course, if you would wear a wedding dress, I'd grant that wish."
Artoria's eyelids twitched, and she said calmly, "Actually, this is nice too. Lively."
Who knew why this master had such a deep obsession with her wearing a wedding dress?
In her memory...
She had never worn one.
"Then that's too bad."
Ayato shook his head, then his expression shifted. "Yomi and Kagura are back..."
"Mm... and there's an outsider. A guest?"
Hearing this, Rin stopped arguing with Ayato.
Although she didn't know who the visitor was...
She had to maintain the dignity of the head of the Tohsaka Family.
Soon.
The door was pushed open.
Besides Isayama Yomi and Tsuchimiya Kagura...
A petite figure followed behind them.
She wore a beret covering her light golden hair, with occasional light flowing in her eyes.
"This is Iwanaga Kotoko. She's here to visit Rin."
Yomi briefly introduced her.
Ayato looked at Iwanaga Kotoko, his eyes lighting up.
The girl called the Goddess of Wisdom.
Nice.
Another candidate for servant.
Although he already considered her a candidate, Ayato didn't act immediately.
Since she had entered his field of view...
She wouldn't escape.
It was only a matter of time.
"You're visiting me?"
Rin looked Kotoko over, her gaze turning peculiar.
Damn.
Another beautiful girl.
It had to be said, Brother Ayato...
Was really lucky with women.
Sometimes, without doing anything, people just came to him.
She wondered...
How long this one would last.
Kotoko blinked.
Why did this little girl's gaze seem so strange?
She touched her face.
It wasn't dirty.
But.
Kotoko looked around.
Only one man, and the rest were women?
She had a feeling... something was amiss.