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As the battles between the King of Conquerors and the King of Heroes and Artoria and Lancelot ended, the battle between the two Masters, Kiritsugu and Kirei, was also going on in an tense and orderly manner.

Speaking of which, there were actually not many battle scenes between masters in this Holy Grail War. If we exclude some minor conflicts that are not battles, we can only say that there were three.

One was the battle between Kiritsugu and Kenneth, in which Kenneth's magic circuit was disabled.

The second battle was the battle between Kariya and Toki. In that battle, Kariya was defeated by Toki with flames.

The third game is the battle between Kiritsugu and Kirei.

The battle atmosphere is tense and exciting.

One uses modern firearms, and the other uses cold weapons and fists.

Such a battle with different fighting methods gives people a very strange feeling, making readers feel that their hearts are in their throats.

Just when both sides are about to deliver the final blow to each other with fists and guns carrying the belief that they will kill each other, they are finally about to complete the final fight.

The ceiling suddenly collapsed!

The black mud falling from the sky engulfed both of them, causing them to enter the interior of the Holy Grail at the same time.

And here, Kiritsugu also faced the biggest challenge of his life in the Holy Grail War!

There are two boats floating on the sea.

There were three hundred people on one ship and two hundred on the other, a total of five hundred crew members and passengers, as well as Emiya Kiritsugu. Assume that these 501 people are the last remaining humans in the world.

The Holy Grail gave Kiritsugu many questions.

Basically, if a ship with many people and a ship with few people were to sink at the same time, which one would Kiritsugu save?

If the people on the abandoned ship that he rescued many people on didn't let Kiritsugu save them, what choice would he make?

After seeing this question.

Even many readers fell into deep thought.

To be honest, if there are no loved ones or relatives on the ship, there are just strangers... It seems that the Holy Grail's statement is indeed correct. Trading a few people for the many is actually the wisest choice, right?

But I don't know why, but I always feel like something is wrong.

"This question comes from the famous trolley paradox!"

The so-called trolley paradox is one of the most well-known thought experiments in the field of ethics. It is an eternally discussed and unsolvable proposition in ethics and philosophy.

It roughly means that a madman tied five innocent people to the tram tracks. An out-of-control trolley was heading towards them and was about to run over them in a moment. Fortunately, you can pull a lever to send the trolley to another track. But there is another problem. The madman also tied up a person on the other track.

Isn't this similar to the problem of the Holy Grail?

"I think there's nothing wrong with it. If there's no one I know on both ships, there will definitely be more people saved!"

"The life of the other ship is also a life! What qualifications do you have to choose for them? Give up their lives?"

"Haha, just because I am the only one who can repair the ship! I have no right to give up your lives, but since I am the only one who can repair it, then I also have the right to choose, and you have no right to ask me to give up my right to choose freely! You have the ability to do it yourself Do you want to repair the ship as a person? It’s a courtesy for others to help you, but it’s a duty for others to not help you, understand?”

"It's coming, it's strange!"

It's not just netizens who are confused.

Even Kiritsugu was confused.

You must know that Kiritsugu is an idealist.

It is precisely because of his innocent ideal that he has always been very decisive.

But this time, faced with such a choice, Kiritsugu hesitated, and his entire outlook on life was subverted.

When he learned that even if he made a wish to save the world, the world would still respond with destruction, Kiritsugu decisively rejected the Holy Grail.

Even at the end, when Kiritsugu was facing his wife and daughter, Kiritsugu still shot and killed his daughter and daughter without hesitation.

Yes, this guy Kiritsugu... gave up everything, sacrificed everything, and finally got to this point! But he refuses what is readily available, because using huge sacrifices in exchange for results that are not so worthwhile is what Kiritsugu doesn’t want to see!

But is it over here?

No, he first killed Kirei, and then used the Command Seal to make Artoria destroy the Holy Grail.

The burning black mud brought disaster to the land of Fuyuki City. Even ten years later, it is a scar that cannot be erased.

In the fire, Kiritsugu only tried his best to save a little boy.

"Is this the end of this Holy Grail War? There is no winner..."

Looking at the pictures in the comics, Qian Tong couldn't calm down for a long time.

If you ask him if this comic is good? His answer is yes.

Is this comic exciting?

His answer is also yes!

Both the fighting and the plot are very cool and exciting.

However, after reading it, many readers felt quite disappointed.

Because here comes the problem.

What about the heart-warming ending that Porter promised not long ago?

Is this heart-warming?

Is this how warm your family is?

Kiritsugu's ideals were disillusioned and his wife died.

The Holy Grail that Artoria always wanted was destroyed by her own hands.

The two villains in this Holy Grail War, the King of Heroes and Kirei, were resurrected by the Holy Grail in the end.

Judging from these scenes, this is not the heart-warming ending that people imagined at all!

Those who deserved to die were not dead, but those who deserved not to die were dead.

As a result, readers protested one after another and left messages on Hao Ren's Weibo.

Many readers even spontaneously went downstairs to the Bika Company and held up banners to protest against the porters' unethical behavior. Many readers thought at first that Bika Company was not paying back wages!

"Tsk, it's a good thing they can't enter this community..." Hao Ren stood on the second floor, looking at the road outside the community.

Recently, it seems that there are more strangers outside the community.

After thinking about it, Hao Ren finally decided to surrender to this evil force and sent a message of grievance to Bala.

"It is indeed heart-warming! There are so many foreshadowings at the end, which means there is a second part of this wonderful comic. Isn't this enough to warm your hearts?"

Readers, you almost got angry when you read Hao Ren's first sentence, but you still dare to quibble?

But after reading the words, readers suddenly felt that there seemed to be some truth to it!

I have to say that the porters did leave a lot of foreshadowing.

For example, the undead King of Heroes and Kirei, the little boy left by Kiritsugu who wanted to be a partner of justice, Kiritsugu's own white-haired daughter, Toki's daughter that Kariya always wanted to protect, and the ones left by Toki. That daughter.

In total, there are already five participants in the Holy Grail War.

"Oh, when I think about it, it does warm my heart!"

"But... wasn't the Holy Grail destroyed by my king's curry stick? Where did the Holy Grail War come from?"

"Isn't it the porter, a thief, who has the final say whether to destroy it or not?"

"That's right."