Its a world of blending with group chat ( Rewrite )

Itogami Island, Saikai Academy.

"So, what did you want to talk about, Akira?" said a beautiful fair-skinned high-school girl with waist-length dyed strawberry blonde hair that was curled at the ends and cascaded over her shoulders. She had a fringe and bangs on either side of her face, with a long ponytail tied by a pink ribbon. Her eyes were a striking pinkish-red.

This girl was none other than Aiba Asagi, one of Akira's few friends who had gotten along well with him since he transferred to the school a week ago.

"I want to talk to you about the Holy Grail War..." Akira said, pausing to think about how to phrase his next words. But before he could continue, he was interrupted by the sudden appearance of a menacing figure with murderous intent. A fully armored knight appeared in front of Asagi, pointing his sword directly at Akira.

"Stay behind me, Master," a cold voice emanated from behind the knight's helmet. It was clear that the knight was trying to protect Asagi while keeping his sword and attention focused on Akira. "Who are you? Are you also a Master in the Holy Grail War?"

"Don't worry, I'm not participating in the Holy Grail War... at least not for now," Akira replied with a sarcastic smile, showing his left hand, which was devoid of any Command Spell, to the two of them.

Upon seeing Akira's hand without a Command Spell, the knight relaxed slightly, but his caution didn't diminish. It was clear that he still considered Akira a significant threat, even though he wasn't a Master in the Holy Grail War.

"Stand down, Saber..." Asagi said, snapping out of her daze. She was clearly surprised that Akira knew she was participating in the Holy Grail War, which had left her momentarily unresponsive.

"But, Master..." Saber protested, clearly dissatisfied with Asagi's order. Akira's presence was so overwhelming that Saber wasn't confident in his ability to fully protect Asagi if a fight broke out.

"No buts," Asagi said in a slightly firmer tone, clearly annoyed by Saber's insistence.

"Very well..." Despite his reluctance, Saber had no choice but to obey Asagi and step back slightly. However, he kept a hawk-like watch on Akira, ready to move at any moment if Akira tried anything.

"So, Akira, can you tell me how you knew I was participating in the Holy Grail War?" Asagi asked, narrowing her eyes as she stared at Akira. She had been using an illusion to hide her Command Spell, and Saber had been concealing his magical energy, making it impossible for anyone to sense him. Saber was always in spiritual form, and even other Servants would find it difficult to detect another Servant in spiritual form without possessing exceptionally high sensory skills.

"It's simple," Akira replied. "Even though you're using an illusion to hide your Command Spell, it's impossible to deceive my eyes with such primitive magic. That's how I figured out you're a Master in the Holy Grail War." He then pulled out his phone from his pocket and showed Asagi a specific picture. "And here's another reason. I saw you near the battlefield where Saber and Berserker were fighting. That's how I already knew you were the Master of either Saber or Berserker."

Akira didn't hide anything. The picture showed Asagi looking nervous as she watched the battle between Saber and Berserker from a distance. Mitsuha, who had been in Akira's body at the time, had taken the photo under Scáthach's guidance. Scáthach had also identified Asagi and Berserker's Master.

"I see..." Asagi nodded, clearly believing Akira's explanation. She saw no benefit in him lying to her and wasn't angry at his subtle mockery of the illusion magic she had used to hide her Command Spell. Despite possessing an absurd amount of magical power, her knowledge and skill in magic were almost nonexistent. She had always been more interested in science than magic, something she had regretted for the past few years. But it was too late to study magic now. If her father hadn't told her about the Holy Grail's ability to grant wishes, she wouldn't have even considered participating in something as absurd as the Holy Grail War. "So, what did you want to talk about?"

"I'll get straight to the point," Akira said with a sarcastic smile, extending his hand to Asagi. "How about forming an alliance with me? I can guarantee your victory in the Holy Grail War."

"An alliance...?" Asagi muttered skeptically, staring at Akira's outstretched hand. "Before I answer, I want to know what you stand to gain from allying with me."

"What do I gain from allying with you...?" Akira smiled lightly and continued, "I want the Holy Grail, and I won't hesitate to kill all the Masters to achieve that goal. But you're different. You're my friend, and I don't want to kill you. That's why an alliance between us is the best option. I can help you achieve your wish. There aren't many things I can't do."

In truth, Akira didn't want to kill Asagi not just because she was his friend, but also because she was the Priestess of Cain. It was nearly impossible to kill Asagi as long as she was on Itogami Island. Even Akira would need to expend significant effort to kill her, and it wasn't worth it as long as he could help her achieve her wish through the Holy Grail.

"Grant my wish? Are you kidding me?" Asagi glared at Akira with disdain, her voice dripping with sarcasm. It was clear she didn't believe Akira's words.

"As I said, there aren't many things I can't do. So, tell me your wish, and I'll let you know if I can make it happen," Akira said calmly, unfazed by Asagi's sarcasm. It was clear her wish was related to something deeply painful from her past, something she wanted to fix. Akira had met many people like her before and could guess what she wanted with reasonable accuracy.

"So, can the great Akira bring the dead back to life?" Asagi asked sarcastically, glaring at Akira with anger. It was clear that the person she wanted to bring back was someone very dear to her.

"Bring the dead back to life...?" Akira muttered, raising an eyebrow slightly. He had already guessed this, but he had to admit he was a little surprised by Asagi's motivation. She usually seemed carefree.

"What? Can the great Akira not bring the dead back to life, despite boasting that there aren't many things he can't do?" Seeing Akira's expression, Asagi couldn't help but mock him again. To her, it seemed as though Akira was caught off guard by her request, as if he didn't have the ability to resurrect the dead. This only fueled her anger further, as she felt he had been boasting without knowing anything, embarrassing himself in the process.

"Alright, I'll do it," Akira said, snapping out of his thoughts. For him, bringing the dead back to life wasn't particularly difficult, though it was a bit troublesome. Still, it wasn't something he couldn't accomplish.

"Huh...?" Hearing Akira's words, Asagi's eyes widened in shock. She couldn't believe what she had just heard. "What did you just say? Can you repeat that?"

"I said I'll help you bring the person you want back to life," Akira repeated, looking at the stunned Asagi with boredom. It was clear her mind was struggling to process what was happening. "So, will you agree to the alliance or not?"

Seeing that Asagi was in a state of shock and unlikely to snap out of it anytime soon, Akira infused a bit of magical energy into his voice to grab her attention. He was annoyed by Asagi's behavior. While he understood her emotions were in turmoil, he was irritated by the way she had spoken to him.

"I..." Hearing Akira's words, Asagi snapped out of her daze and spoke her mind without hesitation or doubt. She wasn't a weak girl who couldn't even express her thoughts.

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