/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I find that bootlegs are equally girl-repellent as originals.

Like every morning, I pull my way out of the inky blackness of my dreams and into the reality of being embraced by

my covers which have consumed my body heat to keep me warm.
Rising out of my futon is a task if I don't want to be tempted to sleep in, and punishing myself everyday to come to the reality of what's going on around me now is even worse.

The events of the past few days have been hard on my lifestyle, I haven't found the time to practice in the shed

like I usually do, and having a Servant has been putting alot of strain on someone who can't even start their Magic Circuit properly.

Like the last morning, I'm greeted by her. The long, snake-like hair that carresses her back and makes her figure pop out is the first thing I guiltily look forward to seeing every morning. I thought she'd be the type to sleep in, but my assumptions were wrong.

As she slides the door aside, her voice contains a sweeter, quieter tone then usual, "Shirou... I-... I made your breakfast for you...", are the first words I hear during the sunrise.

I'm a little sleepy, and slow to respond, but I force my voice to release itself from my lips and enter the surrounding world around her. "I didn't know you could cook, Rider. This is a surprise.", and it is, as I was planning to make breakfast this morning, too.

"Ah, well... This may be a little different then usual for you. The... Japanese food you're used to isn't quite the same as this."

What could it be? I don't have any ingredients in my fridge that would suit someone of ancient Greece...

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Stheno and Euryale had been trying for years, I doubt you'd have much success.

Plus, all evidence points directly to Medusa visiting INCREDIBLE DEATH upon you for getting in her way, unless you're her Master or a much, much more powerful being. In that case, then being benevolent when you could instead end her life would work. Fate more or less proves that she listens to no such thing unless at the mercy of others.