Accepted at a new game

[mama_saber]

I see your once more thrown me into a strange world for your own amusement. However, by now I've become accustomed to all of your quirks, eccentric mannerisms, and varied insanities, and thus will not complain about my new home away from home.

As usual,  I will miss Irisviel and the children. But I imagine they will be fine without me, Irisviel is a very capable woman and mother.  Till I return I imagine she will be able hold down the fort just fine.

That is all. Now, if you don't mind, I'm missing my early afternoon meditations.

Comments

[saberbait]

I know we're not from the same world... but it's still horrible that you've gotten used to it.

[mama_saber]

I imagine it is... I'd like nothing more then to stay home with Irisviel and the children, but it seems she simply won't allow it.

[saberbait]

If our muns let us have a say, I think we'd be a lot better off... Still, sometimes Tohsaka can be a bit over the top.

[ Like he has any room to talk. ]

[mama_saber]

I agree on both counts. The Tohsaka girl really is quite driven when it comes matters concerning the Grail War.

[saberbait]

She hasn't changed much after the war, apart from becoming a lot more serious.

[ But that's to be expected when you're a genius Magus of the Clock Tower. ]

[mama_saber]

I imagine she will accomplish much if she puts her mind to it and can focus all that boundless energy of hers.

Though I never did like that servant of her, he reminds me far to much of a version of my son that has lost all respect for others and himself.

The joys of a mun only telling their muse so much.

[saberbait]

...Your son's name isn't Shirou, is it?

:3

[mama_saber]

It is actually. He's quite the sweet boy.

[saberbait]

When my mun said you were from a different world... I didn't expect this sort of thing. My name's Emiya Shirou.

[mama_saber]

That explains much, you bear more then a passing resemblance to an older version of the boy I and Irisviel rescued from that fire.