H.O.: 'Let's see. Hero...EMIYA!? Who's that? There doesn't seem to be any records of a hero that goes by that name in the Guilds records. Maybe some minor hero, sigh. Well a hero is hero, even if it is weak one.'
When Sabrina opened her eyes she came face to face with the man who was supposedly her master. That was the first thing she remembered and then suddenly she remembered her reflection in the mirror and things became uncertain.
"I'm sorry, I won't bring you to such parties late at night ever again. It was all my fault," he apologized, embracing her in his arms with his forehead pressed against hers.
This book is amazing.The pacing, character, story development, complexity are all well written.I can guarantee every potential reader who picks up this book, you'll not regret it. it is a genius story in the making
I read all of Volume 1 and decided I wouldn’t continue.This story isn’t bad, but it really never had a moment that hooked me, so to speak. When reading, I try to feel something for the characters, and to be honest, all I could eke out for the characters here is a "meh."Maybe I’m dropping out of this race too early, and the second volume is really a step up, but 20-something chapters should be plenty to get a reader somewhat invested.