Shirou woke up in his new room at Twilight Manor, still somewhat disoriented by the unfamiliar surroundings. The room was small, no larger than a storage space, but it was clean and tidy. The simple wooden bed in the corner felt comfortable enough, though it couldn't compare to the bed in his old home. He stretched for a moment, inhaling the cool morning air through the small window beside him.

As his gaze swept across the room, Shirou felt a strange mix of emotions. There was a sense of relief because he finally had a permanent place to stay, but also a sense of awkwardness because he was now part of the Loki Familia, one of the strongest adventurer groups in Orario. He knew how high the expectations might be for him, and how difficult it would be to prove himself among much more experienced adventurers.

Shirou decided to get up and prepare himself. "This is my first day as a member of the Loki Familia," he muttered to himself, trying to motivate himself. "I need to make a good impression."

Standing up, Shirou donned lighter and more comfortable clothing. His mind drifted back to the conversation he had with Loki earlier, about "Excelia" and how he must continue striving to improve his abilities. "This will be the toughest adventure of my life," Shirou thought as he looked at his reflection in the small mirror on the wall. "But I have to do it. For my dream... to keep moving forward."

He recalled his last conversation with Syr before he moved to Twilight Manor. There was a warm feeling of gratitude in his heart for the girl who had kindly helped him when he first arrived in Orario. But there was also an unsolved mystery — about the scent of winter flowers that reminded him of a divine presence.

"Maybe someday I'll get answers about Syr," he thought, as he took the dungeon guidebook he had borrowed from the Loki Familia library. He put the book into his small bag. "But for now, my focus must remain on becoming stronger."

Shirou walked out of his small room, feeling the fresh morning air on his skin. The morning sunlight was starting to peek through the windows, and he could hear the sounds of activity outside. Other members of the Familia were already up, some training in the courtyard, while others seemed to be preparing for missions or heading to the dungeon.

Shirou took a deep breath and steeled his resolve. "Today, my adventure in Orario truly begins." He stepped out of the room toward the new world that awaited him, with the goal of finding his place among the greatest adventurers in the city.

Shirou walked towards the kitchen with a light step, his eyes scanning the room as he saw several Loki Familia members getting ready for breakfast. The sound of pots and pans clinking, the aroma of freshly baked bread from the oven, and the laughter among the adventurers filled the room with a warm atmosphere.

In the middle of the kitchen, he saw a young elf girl busy preparing food ingredients. Her long, silky blonde hair was neatly arranged, and her face looked focused as she carefully chopped vegetables. Shirou approached her, feeling that now was the right time to introduce himself and start helping out.

"Hi, good morning," Shirou greeted warmly. "I'm Shirou Emiya, the new member of Loki Familia. Can I help prepare breakfast?"

The elf girl paused for a moment, looking at Shirou with her big blue eyes, appearing surprised but quickly composing herself. "Ah, good morning!" she replied with a slightly nervous voice. "I'm Lefiya Viridis. Nice to meet you, Shirou. And of course, help is always welcome in the kitchen."

Shirou smiled and immediately picked up a knife that was lying on the table. "What can I help with, Lefiya?"

Lefiya seemed a bit awkward at first, but then she gave instructions to Shirou. "Could you chop these vegetables for the salad? And maybe... prepare the bread too?"

Shirou nodded and started chopping the vegetables with skill. Each movement was quick and precise, showing that he was already used to working in the kitchen. Lefiya observed from the corner of her eye, amazed at how adept Shirou was at cooking. "You seem quite familiar with this," Lefiya commented with a smile.

Shirou chuckled lightly. "I have some experience in the kitchen. Back in the old place, I often cooked for a lot of people. So, this isn't new to me."

Lefiya smiled wider, feeling more comfortable with Shirou's presence. "That's great! We always need extra help, especially with hungry members every morning."

They continued preparing breakfast while chatting. Shirou was glad to be able to interact with Lefiya, and Lefiya seemed more at ease and started talking more. Shirou listened attentively as Lefiya shared stories about the various missions she had been on with other Familia members, as well as her admiration for Aiz Wallenstein.

As they prepared the food, Shirou realized that although Lefiya appeared awkward and shy, there was a strong spirit within her. "Lefiya, you seem to care a lot about the Loki Familia," Shirou said while kneading the bread dough. "You must be very talented as a magician."

Lefiya blushed at the compliment but smiled shyly. "Thank you, Shirou. I'm still learning a lot, but I'll try my best."

Shirou nodded enthusiastically. "That's a good spirit. I'm still learning too, so let's get better together."

They continued working together in the kitchen with more laughter and warmth. Shirou felt that he was beginning to be accepted into the Loki Familia, and Lefiya seemed happy to have a friendly and easy-going new friend. That morning, in the kitchen of Twilight Manor, Shirou and Lefiya began to build a friendship that might carry them through many future adventures.

After breakfast was ready, Shirou and Lefiya brought the dishes to the Loki Familia dining table. Aiz was already seated in one of the chairs, her eyes filled with anticipation as she saw the food being brought in. Her characteristic smile appeared when she saw Shirou, as if indicating that she had been looking forward to this breakfast.

Around the table, several other Familia members began to gather. Among them was Bete Loga, sitting with his arms crossed, looking not too enthusiastic. His face showed a skeptical expression as he saw Shirou joining the dining table.

Finn Deimne, the captain of Loki Familia, sat at the head of the table with his usual calm and authoritative demeanor. After everyone began to sit down, Finn directed his gaze at Shirou and spoke in a calm yet firm voice, "So, Shirou, you want to join us as an adventurer, yes?"

Shirou nodded politely, "Yes, I want to learn more about the dungeon and contribute to the Familia."

Bete, with a dismissive expression, growled softly, "A rookie like him? He'll just be a burden in the dungeon."

Aiz immediately turned sharply towards Bete, but Finn raised his hand, asking for peace. "We were all rookies once, Bete," he said calmly. "We shouldn't judge before seeing someone's true capabilities."

Finn then turned his gaze to Lefiya, who looked a bit nervous. "Lefiya," he said, "I want you to mentor Shirou. Accompany him on the early floors of the dungeon, show him the basics, and make sure he understands what it takes to survive down there."

Lefiya was surprised to hear the request, her face reddening slightly. "But... Shirou is older than me. Am I really suitable to be his mentor?"

Riveria, standing near Lefiya, gave a gentle nudge with her calm smile. "Lefiya, this will be a good learning experience for you too. Shirou may be older, but you have more dungeon experience. Think of this as a chance to grow together."

Lefiya nodded slowly, though she still seemed shy. "Okay, I'll try my best," she said with determination.

Aiz, who had been waiting patiently, finally smiled at Shirou. "You'll be fine, Shirou. Lefiya is a great magician, and you can learn a lot from her."

Shirou smiled, feeling relieved to see the support from Aiz and Riveria. "I appreciate the opportunity, Finn, and thank you, Lefiya. I'll do my best to learn as much as I can."

Finn nodded, satisfied with the outcome of the discussion. "Good. Let's see how quickly you can adapt to life in the dungeon."

Bete just sighed in annoyance and leaned back in his chair, while the other Familia members seemed pleased with the cooperation. They then began to enjoy breakfast together, the atmosphere becoming warmer with laughter and light conversation. Shirou felt more motivated than ever, ready to face the challenges ahead, and began to understand the dynamics of the Loki Familia better.

After breakfast was over, Lefiya took Shirou to the Loki Familia library. Shirou followed Lefiya through the large corridors inside Twilight Manor until they arrived at a room filled with tall bookshelves, packed with various books and neatly arranged manuscripts. The soft morning sunlight streamed through the windows, illuminating the pages of books scattered on the wooden tables.

Lefiya pulled out one of the large books titled "Dungeon Monsters: A Beginner's Guide." She placed it on the table in front of Shirou and carefully opened it, revealing pages full of monster illustrations and detailed descriptions.

"In the dungeon," Lefiya began to explain, "monsters don't just appear on the floor's surface. They actually 'spawn' from the walls of the dungeon. The deeper the floor, the stronger the monsters we will encounter."

Shirou watched attentively as Lefiya pointed to different pictures of monsters. "These are Goblins and Kobolds," Lefiya continued, "These monsters are usually found on the early floors. They aren't very strong, but in large numbers, they can be dangerous."

Lefiya flipped through a few more pages, showing images of progressively larger and more terrifying monsters. "On the deeper floors, we start encountering much stronger monsters, like Minotaurs and Goliaths. These monsters can pose a serious threat even to high-level adventurers."

Shirou nodded, absorbing every detail Lefiya explained. "So, the deeper we go, the greater the risk we face," he said, trying to piece the information together in his mind.

Lefiya nodded seriously. "That's right. And not only that, these monsters can appear at any time from the dungeon walls. We have to always be on guard because the dungeon is ever-changing and never truly safe."

Shirou looked at the book with an increasingly serious expression. "I understand. I need to learn a lot to survive in the dungeon, especially if I want to help this Familia."

Lefiya smiled, pleased to see Shirou's seriousness. "I'll help you as much as I can. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask me or any other members of the Loki Familia."

Shirou nodded. "Thank you, Lefiya. I really appreciate your help."

With that, they continued their study in the library, with Lefiya explaining various monsters, traps, and other phenomena in the dungeon. Shirou felt eager to learn, knowing that he needed to be prepared for whatever might come. With each piece of information he learned, he felt more ready to face the challenges awaiting him in the depths of the dungeon.

Lefiya continued her explanation to Shirou, this time about the concept of levels in the adventurer world of Orario.

"Shirou, in Orario, every adventurer starts at Level 1," Lefiya began. "Over time, if an adventurer overcomes difficult challenges and accumulates Excelia, they can level up. Excelia is a kind of experience gained from defeating monsters or facing tough situations. And when enough Excelia is gathered, a god or goddess can update the adventurer's status and raise their level."

Shirou nodded, trying to fully understand. "So, leveling up can only happen if we face tough challenges?"

Lefiya nodded. "That's right. The greater the challenge, the more Excelia you get. But not all adventurers can level up quickly. It requires incredible courage and determination."

Lefiya then explained further, "I've reached Level 3 myself, though I still feel like a beginner compared to other members in Loki Familia."

Shirou nodded attentively. "And the other members in this Familia?"

Lefiya smiled and continued, "Finn, Gareth, and Riveria are the high-level adventurers in our Familia; they've all reached Level 6. They are the leaders and pillars of strength in Loki Familia."

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Shirou's eyes widened slightly, impressed by the number. "Level 6... they must be really strong."

Lefiya nodded. "Indeed. Their level is far above the average adventurer. Meanwhile, Aiz, Bete, Tiona, and Tione are already at Level 5. They are very talented adventurers who have been through many battles."

Shirou looked at Lefiya seriously, realizing how vast the power difference was between them. "So, levels affect how strong we are, right?"

"Yes," Lefiya explained. "Level not only affects physical strength but also speed, endurance, and even magical abilities. Every level increase makes an adventurer much stronger than before."

Shirou nodded firmly, accepting this information wholeheartedly. He knew that to survive in this world and be useful to Loki Familia, he had to grow stronger. The journey to higher levels seemed like a long and challenging path, but he felt ready to face it.

After finishing their lesson in the library, Lefiya led Shirou to the Guild office to officially register him as an adventurer. The streets leading to the Guild were bustling with various kinds of people—adventurers, merchants, and Orario residents busy with their daily activities. Shirou observed his surroundings attentively, feeling excited to be at the center of the world's activity.

When they arrived at the Guild office, Lefiya quickly took the lead. "Here we will register you as an official adventurer, Shirou. This is an important step before you can explore the dungeon."

Shirou nodded, following Lefiya through the grand and imposing entrance. The Guild office was filled with adventurers making requests, reporting achievements, or seeking information. There was a busy yet orderly atmosphere there.

Lefiya approached one of the registration desks, where a Guild official stood with a professional demeanor. The official turned to them, smiled, and said, "Welcome! How can I assist you?"

Lefiya explained, "We'd like to register Shirou as a new adventurer. He has just joined the Loki Familia."

The Guild official nodded, then began filling out forms and preparing the necessary documents. "Alright, Shirou. As a new adventurer, the Guild usually recommends a mentor to guide you through the early stages of dungeon exploration. However, we can also note if you already have a mentor from your Familia."

Before Shirou could speak, Lefiya added firmly, "Shirou doesn't need a mentor from the Guild. I'll be his mentor."

The Guild official nodded while noting the information. "Very well, if Lefiya from the Loki Familia will be the mentor, we'll mark that in the records. You have enough experience and reputation for this."

The official continued by giving some basic guidelines and rules about the dungeon, although Lefiya was already familiar with most of what was said. Shirou listened intently, making sure not to miss any details.

After the registration process was completed, the Guild official handed Shirou an official adventurer's card, symbolizing that he was now part of the adventurers of Orario. "Welcome to the world of adventurers, Shirou. May luck always be with you in the dungeon."

Shirou accepted the card with respect, feeling more prepared than ever to begin his adventure. Lefiya smiled proudly and said, "Congratulations, Shirou! Now, you're officially an adventurer. Let's get ready for our first adventure."

With high spirits, Shirou and Lefiya left the Guild office, ready to face the challenges that awaited them in the dungeon.

As they walked out of the Guild office, Lefiya turned to Shirou and asked, "Shirou, do you already have weapons and armor for adventuring? We need to make sure you're ready before entering the dungeon."

Shirou paused for a moment, thinking. As a magus, he was used to using Projection, a technique that allowed him to create weapons and other equipment from his memory. With this technique, he didn't actually need physical weapons. However, Shirou decided not to reveal his Magecraft abilities for the time being, especially in a world unfamiliar with magic like his own.

With a slightly forced smile, Shirou replied, "Actually, I don't have any weapons or armor yet. I just arrived in Orario, so I haven't had the chance to prepare anything."

Lefiya sighed deeply, looking a bit worried. But then, she puffed out her chest with determination. "In that case, we need to get you some good gear right away. Don't worry, I'll treat you! We'll go to the Hephaestus Familia shop. They're known for having the best weapons and armor in Orario, even for beginners."

Shirou was surprised by Lefiya's kindness, but he also knew that refusing the offer might raise suspicion. "Thank you so much, Lefiya. I really appreciate your help."

Lefiya smiled brightly, happy to assist. "No problem! Besides, I want to make sure you're really ready for our adventure later. As your mentor, it's my responsibility."

With enthusiasm, the two of them hurried to the Hephaestus Familia store, where Shirou would get the gear he needed to begin his journey as an adventurer in Orario. Shirou felt a bit nervous but was grateful to have a friend like Lefiya who cared so much and was ready to help.

At the Hephaestus Familia store, the atmosphere was lively with customers selecting various adventuring gear. Lefiya eagerly guided Shirou through the shelves filled with armor and weapons.

"Since you're an archer," Lefiya said, pointing to one of the shelves, "I think this lightweight chainmail will be perfect for you. It allows for better mobility without sacrificing protection."

Shirou looked at the chainmail offered, feeling it was a good choice for his fighting style. Even though he could replicate the armor's blueprint in Unlimited Blade Works, he appreciated Lefiya's advice and decided to go with her choice. "Thank you, Lefiya. This chainmail seems just right for me."

Lefiya continued, "We also need to pick a bow, quiver, arrows, and a dagger as your backup weapon." They went to the weapon section, and Lefiya showed him several bow options with varying quality. Shirou chose a bow that seemed balanced between power and precision. They also selected a comfortable quiver and arrows specifically designed for long-range.

As they were near the racks full of displayed weapons, Shirou noticed some weapons forged by Hephaestus' smiths. With high craftsmanship and experience, these weapons looked very impressive. Shirou felt compelled to take a closer look.

"Lefiya, I'd like to take a closer look at these weapons," Shirou said, indicating the rack filled with high-quality weapons.

Lefiya nodded and led Shirou to the area. "Of course, go ahead. These weapons are the hard work of Hephaestus' smiths, some of the rarest items in Orario."

Shirou examined the weapons closely, noting how complex and detailed each one was. He then copied the blueprints of the weapons into Unlimited Blade Works, feeling that this knowledge would be very useful in the future.

With his new equipment ready, Shirou felt more prepared to begin his adventure in Orario. Lefiya seemed satisfied with their purchases and was ready to continue training and preparing before they entered their first dungeon together.

As Shirou and Lefiya explored the Hephaestus Familia store, Shirou's eyes were drawn to a room that caught his attention—a special room filled with magic swords. Lefiya noticed Shirou's interest and invited him inside.

Inside the room, various magic swords were neatly displayed. Each sword had a different shape and aura, representing various magical elements like fireball, ice shard, and other magical powers. Each sword seemed to have a strong magical aura, though it was clear that these swords could only be used once.

"These swords are quite expensive," Lefiya explained. "But they're very practical in emergencies. If you face a monster that's too strong or find yourself in a dangerous situation, these magic swords can give you a big advantage."

Shirou nodded, pretending to be interested in Lefiya's explanation, though in his mind, he was planning something different. Using his Unlimited Blade Works ability, Shirou began copying the blueprints of the magic swords, memorizing the details of their magical structures one by one. To him, this was like finding a treasure trove.

Shirou felt as though he had found a "cheat" in this world. With his Projection ability, he could simply copy what Hephaestus' smiths had created through hard work, while they could only make these swords for one-time use. However, for Shirou, with Unlimited Blade Works, he could make them repeatedly and possibly without limit.

"Interesting," Shirou said calmly, hiding his excitement. "Thanks for showing me this, Lefiya. I think knowing about these weapons will be very useful."

Lefiya smiled, glad to see Shirou interested. "Glad to hear that, Shirou. These weapons can really make a difference in the dungeon. But remember, they're only one-time use, so use them wisely."

Shirou nodded again, feeling that this little secret of his would give him an advantage that other adventurers didn't have. With this new information and knowledge, he felt even more ready for the adventures ahead.

With his new equipment—lightweight chainmail, a bow, a quiver full of arrows, and a spare dagger hanging at his waist—Shirou felt the spirit of adventure flowing through him. He and Lefiya headed toward the dark and mysterious dungeon entrance. Lefiya expertly led the way, looking calm and confident, while Shirou followed behind her.

When they arrived at the first floor of the dungeon, Lefiya stopped and turned to Shirou. "This is the first floor," she said, her voice calm but serious. "The monsters here aren't too strong, but still, don't underestimate them. Always stay alert to your surroundings."

Shirou nodded, fully understanding Lefiya's message. Even though he had faced dangers in his life before, this was his first time in a real dungeon. He checked his bow and arrows, making sure everything was ready in case something happened.

Lefiya smiled softly, trying to reassure Shirou. "Don't worry, Shirou. I'll be here the whole time. If you're in danger, I'll save you right away."

Although Lefiya said that, Shirou could sense the elf girl's confidence. He knew Lefiya wasn't underestimating the dungeon's threats, but she was also confident in her own abilities. Shirou felt a bit of pressure not to let Lefiya down, but he remained calm and focused.

"Alright," Shirou replied, adjusting his grip on his bow. "I'll do my best. Thanks for your support, Lefiya."

Lefiya nodded and began leading them into the dark dungeon corridors. The stone walls around them glimmered faintly in the light of Lefiya's torch, casting moving shadows on the floor. The sound of their footsteps echoed through the empty hallway, taking them deeper into the dungeon.

"Let's start our adventure," Lefiya said excitedly, staying alert and ready for any danger that might come. Shirou also prepared himself, sharpening his senses and getting ready to face whatever awaited in the darkness.

Shirou calmly raised his bow and nocked an arrow. In an instant, he pulled the bowstring and released it, aiming straight at a goblin monster that had just emerged from the darkness. The arrow shot quickly and hit the target right between the goblin's eyes, causing it to fall to the ground and disappear into dust.

Lefiya, standing next to him, could only gape. Shirou moved with a calmness and precision that fascinated her. Every time a monster appeared, whether from the dark corridors or suddenly from the dungeon walls, Shirou handled it efficiently. There was no wasted movement. In a few steps and with a minimal number of arrows, the monsters vanished one by one.

When a kobold suddenly appeared in front of them, growling and ready to attack, Shirou quickly switched to the dagger hanging at his waist. With one swift movement, he slid forward and dodged the kobold's claw swipe. Shirou spun around and slashed his dagger precisely at the kobold's neck, beheading it in one strike. The kobold fell to the ground and disappeared into ashes in an instant.

Lefiya stood frozen, her eyes wide. "How... how can you move so quickly and accurately?" she asked, unable to hide her surprise.

Shirou shrugged, smiling lightly. "I'm just doing what needs to be done," he replied calmly. "I've been trained to fight since I was a kid, although never in a place like this."

Lefiya swallowed, still amazed at how skilled Shirou seemed. She remembered how clumsy she had been when she first entered the dungeon—panicked attacks, screams, and nervousness. But Shirou showed no signs of fear or confusion.

"Amazing... you move like an experienced adventurer," Lefiya said with admiration. "I guess I don't need to worry too much about you."

Shirou just smiled again. "I still have a lot to learn," he said humbly. "But thank you for the compliment, Lefiya."

They continued their journey deeper into the dungeon, while Lefiya kept observing Shirou with growing admiration. She knew that Shirou wasn't just an ordinary beginner—there was something more to him than just his combat abilities, and she was beginning to understand why people like Aiz and Loki were drawn to him.

After defeating several monsters, Shirou and Lefiya began collecting the magic stones that dropped from the monsters' bodies. Shirou, still new to this, watched as Lefiya skillfully gathered the magic stones from the monsters' ashes.

"Make sure you check every spot where a monster fell, so you don't miss any," Lefiya said with a smile. "Magic stones are the main source of income for adventurers in Orario."

Shirou nodded and began collecting the magic stones more carefully. "I understand," he replied, trying to mimic Lefiya's method.

After some time, they finished gathering a good amount of magic stones. Lefiya then suggested they return to the Guild. There, they went to the exchange counter to trade in the magic stones they had collected.

The guild staff at the counter greeted them warmly and began counting the magic stones they handed over. After the exchange process was complete, the staff gave them a certain amount of valis as compensation. Shirou looked at the money he received and felt a bit amazed; though it wasn't a large sum, this was his first earnings as an adventurer.

Lefiya smiled widely as she saw Shirou's expression. "Well, that's your first paycheck from the dungeon!" she teased with a small laugh.

Shirou smiled and chuckled lightly, feeling relieved and happy. "Thank you, Lefiya. I couldn't have done it without your help."

Lefiya blushed slightly, pleased to have helped Shirou. "No problem, Shirou. After all, we're in the same Familia now. I'm sure you'll become a great adventurer in time."

Motivated by Lefiya's words, Shirou was determined to keep learning and improving. "I'll work even harder," he promised.

The two of them left the Guild feeling satisfied—Shirou with his first earnings as an adventurer, and Lefiya glad she could help her new companion navigate life as an adventurer in Orario.

When Shirou and Lefiya arrived back at Twilight Manor after a day of dungeon crawling, they were greeted by the twins, Tiona and Tione, two powerful adventurers from the Loki Familia, who were lounging near the entrance.

Tiona, with a wide smile on her face, waved at them. "Hey, Lefiya! Shirou! How was your day?"

Tione, who was more often the mischievous one, immediately noticed how happy Lefiya seemed. She smiled slyly and walked over to them. "Oh, look who's here! How was your 'date' in the dungeon, Lefiya? Fun, huh?" she teased, winking.

Lefiya immediately blushed, her face turning bright red. "It wasn't a date, Tione!" she stammered. "I was just teaching Shirou how to fight in the dungeon. He's my student, that's all!"

Shirou, standing beside Lefiya, couldn't help but smile a little as he saw how flustered Lefiya was by Tione's teasing. "Lefiya was really helpful," he said, trying to calm the situation. "She showed me how to deal with the monsters and made sure I stayed safe the whole time."

But Tione didn't stop there. "Oh, so Lefiya really took on the role of teacher, huh? And how about her student? Was he obedient?"

Lefiya, still embarrassed, tried to shift the focus away from herself. "Shirou was amazing! He handled the monsters on the first floor with ease. Much better than I did when I first entered the dungeon."

Tiona looked interested. "Really? That's awesome! Maybe we can see you in action sometime, Shirou."

Shirou just smiled, feeling a bit awkward with all the sudden attention. "I just did my best."

Lefiya, still red-faced, tried to end the conversation quickly. "Yes, Shirou is very talented. But now, we need to rest. See you later!" she said, pulling Shirou inside Twilight Manor.

Tiona and Tione giggled as they watched the still-flustered Lefiya. "Alright, see you later!" Tiona called out teasingly, while Tione just smiled, satisfied with Lefiya's reaction.

As they walked inside, Lefiya tried to calm herself and looked at Shirou awkwardly. "Sorry about them. They always like to tease like that."

Shirou just chuckled softly. "It's okay, Lefiya. I'm glad I could learn from you today. And thank you for helping me."

Lefiya smiled, feeling better after hearing that. "You're welcome, Shirou. I'm glad I could help you too."