Hello everyone, KaleidoMirror is here once again! It's been a long week, but I'm glad to see that our prologue has been well-received, and I'm thrilled to be part of this new story. That's why I've decided to release this chapter, which will leave you with more questions than answers. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did working on some things. I would be more than happy to hear what you think about this story: your comments, your favorites, and your followers motivate me to put my best effort into it.

In this case I decided to divide the previously published chapter 2 into two parts, which have already been modified and adjusted, by the way, all my other works are updated except for the Tokyo Ghoul Crossover, because I am looking for the original files.

Due to certain issues, I published a version that wasn't the final one, so I'm providing you with the V2 version.

That being said, I present to you the latest update. Without further ado, see you next time...


In the midst of a desolate wasteland, in an area near the outer edge of the Solitas continent's tundra, where cutting winds and perpetual snows kept intruders at bay, the vastness of the landscape seemed to stretch to infinity. A blanketed canvas of white concealed its secrets in the shadows, and the reigning silence was interrupted only by the whisper of the frigid breeze.

However, in a strange coexistence, an extensive mountain range, situated near the area closest to the taiga, provided a suitable environment for the sprawling evergreen forests common near the northernmost regions of the Atlas. The snow-covered, upright trees stood like silent sentinels over this desolate landscape, their branches adorned with frost like frozen jewels.

But on that day, one region had mysteriously changed, becoming completely silent and shrouded in thick mist. The place had become inhospitable and barren, where, remarkably, two small figures appeared, as if they had emerged from the very essence of the mist. The dense fog enveloped their forms, giving them an ethereal air.

At first, it was faint...

The light was so intense, it shone so brightly that I couldn't discern what was happening around me; everything was so dazzling that it wouldn't allow me to orient myself. I was completely lost. The sensation of helplessness and constraints permeated my entire body; the process was slow, but at some point, something changed.

As if it were a backward motion, the retreat within myself was gradual; my previously dulled senses were finally awakened. The warmth within me spread, allowing me to breathe more freely. When I finally regained my vision, I found myself in the midst of a landscape entirely different from anything I had known before. Between frozen hills and imposing trees that stretched as far as my eye could see, amid the night that cloaked everything in a shroud of mystery.

But...

I wasn't alone; I felt it once more, from the depths of my being, there was no way I could express it beyond what my words would allow. Miyu was by my side, gazing around with the same incredulity. The two of us were together, in a place we couldn't comprehend.

I wished I could ignore it, but the pain pierced me as I tried to control my breathing, attempting to inhale and exhale, courage contrasting with the frigid currents of the weather. It was at that moment that I became aware of us; we were both injured and disoriented, but Miyu's condition was better, I could tell by the expression on her face, which revealed her concern for me. Unavoidably, none of that mattered to me now; I pushed aside all those secondary thoughts, focusing solely on Miyu's safety and well-being, so that even in the midst of a silent embrace, both of us could barely contain the amazement and joy of being reunited, a way to support each other while we marveled at our new surroundings.

Meanwhile, Miyu shivered from the surrounding cold, managing to control her fear, as she became aware of herself, finding Shirou by her side. His silent figure watched over her but allowed her to feel secure. Yet, she also became aware of their current condition. Both of them had various wounds and minor bruises, results of their incredible luck in the midst of the catastrophe they had faced.

Running a hand over her injuries, she couldn't help but think of them as a tangible reminder of everything they had experienced; their world, at least the one they knew, had vanished. Everything had ended, but now they were confronted with undeniable trials. They had survived amidst all their past battles and had fought desperately to save each other.

Deep in her thoughts, she was unaware of her own actions. Miyu found herself embracing Shirou, holding him tightly in an attempt to control herself. The concern in her brother's gaze was obvious. But their current situation could only be described as a miracle. Both couldn't express the multitude of conflicting emotions they felt inside.

Their current condition, with signs of physical exhaustion and suffering on their faces, made it evident that both were unable to share a sincere smile, radiating with the same intensity of joy and concern as they beheld each other again.

"Miyu, are you okay?" Shirou's voice, filled with desperation, took her by surprise, but it was clear that her brother was worried as he examined her injuries.

"Yes... But where are we? What happened?" Taking Shirou's hands, she found herself closing the gap between them.

It was at that moment that something broke within her. Miyu sighed noticeably. Among all her thoughts, the most important was her brother. Like that shining knight in armor, he was once again saving her, concerned for her well-being. She wanted to scream, but she didn't; they had been through so much, but nothing could compare to what they had experienced together with Shirou.

Unable to contain herself, she reciprocated Shirou's intentions, ending up in a warm embrace, finding solace in each other's presence amidst the uncertainty. Amid the tears that welled up in her eyes, a bittersweet mixture of fear and relief was palpable.

"To be honest, I don't know, but whatever it is, we'll face it together," Shirou replied, trying to maintain a smile in an obvious attempt to lighten the mood.

"I know, I trust you," Miyu said, returning a smile to her brother, who tenderly stroked her hair, as if trying to make sure that both of them weren't caught in a fleeting dream. Their gazes exchanged feelings of gratitude and love, but it was Miyu's smile, in contrast to her tears, that Shirou Emiya needed to feel, if only for a moment, that everything around him was illuminated despite the cold desert that surrounded them.


The surroundings seemed frozen in time. Twisted, snow-covered trees bent like silent guardians of this meeting. Their branches, dressed in white, reached toward the starry sky like skeletons sculpted by the cold. Snowflakes fell gently, settling upon them like a cozy blanket, covering their tracks and pain in a frigid embrace.

But everything changed when they stood up and gazed at the starry sky. The vastness of the celestial vault seemed to defy logic, as if they were in a place entirely alien to their previous world. It was hard to explain, but something was different, something was terribly out of place. The moon rising on the horizon was not the same moon they had known in their world.

Shirou stared into space for a moment before making sure it wasn't an ill-conceived prank. But there was also the possibility that his vision was playing tricks on him, yet he looked up again, and his eyes widened in surprise; now, the feelings of fear and incredulity were absurd.

"Miyu, do you notice how strange the moon looks?" Shirou replied with a trembling voice, with multiple thoughts on the tangent, all his interest was immersed in the impossibility of what he was looking at, shaking his head vigorously in an attempt to deny it.

"That... that can't be!" Miyu's astonished face made her inner thoughts clear as she tried to ground herself in the strangeness of it all so far.

Both siblings breathlessly gazed at the brilliant and partially shattered moon, with several fragments orbiting around it.

"Our moon never looked like that!" Disquiet and reality struck Miyu deeply.

Unable to help it, both fell into a sepulchral silence for a moment, contemplating the strange celestial phenomenon. Fear had begun to grip them, a fear that went beyond the unknown. They didn't know where they were or how they had arrived, but the evidence before their eyes suggested they were not in their original world, reinforcing the idea that, in retrospect, their world had been completely destroyed.

"Miyu, this isn't our world. Something went terribly wrong, terribly wrong!" Shirou shouted as he clenched his fists tightly, struggling to maintain composure. Internally, everything was a mess, but he forced it to be physically visible so as not to worry Miyu.

"I know, Shirou! I don't understand how all of this happened, but we can't deny it any longer." Miyu was agitated, but there was nothing to apologize for, keeping her emotions calm for her own sake, she let the surprise in her words feel more real. "It seems both of us are in a completely different place."

Shirou nodded to his sister's words sadly but was aware of Miyu's trembling voice as she swallowed hard.

Fear and uncertainty reflected on their faces as they realized the magnitude of the situation. They were trapped in an unknown world, with a shattered moon that screamed the unsettling reality of their predicament.

"We must stay calm. We don't know how we got here or why, but what we do know is that we have to adapt and survive for now," Shirou said, taking a determined stance, trying to change the atmosphere as a way to confirm his own resolve.

"You're right. We can't give up now. If we're trapped here, we must find a way to face this unknown world." Miyu responded, taking a moment to gather the courage to express her opinion. Inadvertently, she took a step back, but Shirou closed the distance between them with a single step.

"I know what you must be thinking, but there's no need to put up a front. I'm in the same position as you," Shirou said as he held Miyu's right hand gently, noticing the range of conflicting emotions in his little sister's expression and never averting his gaze.

"Yes, I am," Miyu responded, thanking Shirou and reciprocating the fraternal gesture. "I'm sorry I didn't realize until now," she said with a touch of guilt, lowering her gaze.

"That's a bad habit of yours," Shirou gently denied Miyu's statement, "Your hands, you keep them together when you tend to lie or put too much pressure on yourself." Denying Miyu's astonished gaze, Shirou continued, "You might wonder, 'How did I know that?' Miyu asked with her gaze as Shirou nervously raised a hand, scratching his neck with some shyness, "That's obvious; we're a family."

Shirou's straightforward and firm voice was all Miyu needed to feel comfortable. Shirou Emiya was her family, something unique and irreplaceable to her. Softening her facial features, she couldn't erase the genuine and sincere smile that appeared on her face.

"From the day I was saved by you, taken in by Kiritsugu into the Emiya residence, I couldn't help but follow you from a distance, observing everything with curiosity," Miyu continued, conveying her fraternal feelings, finding the response she needed, "But above all, I couldn't help but watch you, Shirou. You taught me a new way of living. It might not mean much, but you were the one who guided me and saved me, to learn more about our world, you always stayed by my side."

Shirou was aware of Miyu's initial problem; he could still remember their early interactions where Miyu was little more than a doll, her expressions simple and mechanical, now only a distant memory. The Miyu in front of him was so different, so full of life and conviction, so he couldn't help but feel proud.

"I'm here to protect you, Miyu, and I always will be." He let out a breath, showing a soft look. "Just as we used to play with the temari in the hallways of our house." Shirou noticed how Miyu blushed at the memory.

"Shirou..." Her little sister's expression with puffed-up cheeks in a pouting manner didn't go unnoticed, but Shirou chose to ignore it.

"But we'll need to work together to overcome this. We have no other choice for now, but I'm glad to be here for you," Shirou once again ran his hand through his sister's hair, and she responded with a gesture of tranquility.

"I know I can trust you. You've always shown that to me. I believe that together, we'll find answers and a way to survive, no matter where we are." The emotion in Miyu's statement conveyed her gratitude through her gaze.

"First, we need to get organized. We must learn everything we can about this world. We have to look for any signs of civilization or any clues that can help us understand where we are right now."

In response to her brother's words, Miyu accepted his opinion, formulating some details in her head.

"We may not see anything right now, but let's not lose hope. We must explore and look for clues," Shirou had carefully scanned his surroundings, but he hadn't noticed any obvious changes.

"Maybe there are other people here who can help us," stepping briefly away from her brother, Miyu responded as she scanned the horizon.

"You're right; we must keep moving and be alert to any sign of life or whatever caused this strange situation. For now, our priority is to survive and uncover the truth behind all of this!" Affirming Miyu's suggestion, Shirou couldn't help but feel proud of his little sister again, admiring how she took his hand while suppressing a yawn with the other.

"I know we'll make it, Shirou. As long as we're together, we can overcome any challenge this new world presents!" Miyu said something in such a soft tone that Shirou couldn't hear.

Both Emiya siblings found themselves smiling with a new determination in their hearts. By sharing these words, their bond grew even stronger in adversity, trusting each other to face the unknown. Holding hands again, they continued their journey into the darkness of the night, facing an uncertain future with unwavering resolve.

On one hand, both bore various wounds and had faced numerous hardships, but deep down, they knew they were bound by something stronger than fate: a sibling love that transcended the boundaries of time and space.

On the other hand, the wind howled loudly, but at that moment, it couldn't compete with the beating of their hearts. The world, with all its cruelty and desolation, seemed to have stopped to make way for this miraculous reunion.

Their joy and happiness at being together again illuminated even the darkest corner of this new world, turning the icy and desolate forest into a fresh start for their lives.


Hours passed as the Emiya siblings continued their journey through the unfamiliar and dense forest. Despite the natural beauty surrounding them, a palpable tension lingered in the air. Wounded and disoriented, their primary concern was survival in this unknown world.

The cold of the frozen forest penetrated Miyu and Shirou's bones, enveloping them in a frigid embrace that made them shiver. Snowflakes continued to fall gently, covering everything in a white blanket, but the beauty of the landscape couldn't mitigate the harsh reality of their situation.

"It's so cold. I don't know how much longer we can endure this," Miyu said, clutching her clothing tightly, trying to shield herself from the biting wind. Looking at her brother with concern, her lips slightly blue, and her breath emerging in small clouds of vapor.

"I know, the cold is relentless here. But don't worry, we're together, and we'll find a solution. Let's keep moving; that will help us stay warm. For now, we must focus on finding shelter. We can't stay here any longer," Shirou nodded, sharing her concern.

Miyu agreed with a nod and moved closer to her brother, sharing the warmth of their bodies to combat the cold. The contact between them provided temporary comfort against the adverse weather. Both siblings looked around, searching for signs of life or any hint of a place where they could protect themselves from the relentless winter.

"Shirou, this place is beautiful, but it also scares me. Despite taking precautions, we don't know what dangers might lurk in these unknown lands," Miyu commented as she cautiously picked up a small fern from the snow-covered ground, her voice conveying concern.

Shirou shared her unease. "You're right, Miyu. We must be cautious and remain vigilant at all times, especially in such a strange place. We don't know what awaits us deep in this forest." Shirou shook his head, dispelling some thoughts from his mind.

Both siblings had walked quite a distance in their attempt to keep moving, but they soon decided to take a short break to regain their strength and conserve energy. They hid among the thick vegetation, looking at each other. Shirou noticed the doubtful expression on Miyu's face.

"I think it's time you let your older brother play the role of an older brother," Shirou said with a smile, offering to carry Miyu on his back.

"I can still go on," Miyu expressed her wishes in a soft voice, but loud enough for Shirou to hear.

"I know," Shirou argued but refused to relent. "I just want you to understand that it will become more dangerous the longer we delay our march. Besides, it allows your brother to show off a bit, don't you think?" His confident and sincere smile was permissive enough for Miyu to reluctantly acquiesce.

Miyu tried to resist at first but finally accepted reluctantly. "Okay, I'll do it. But you have to reward me later," she joked, although for Shirou, her actions were completely adorable, Miyu couldn't hide her thoughts about him.

Shirou carried his sister on his back, and together they continued their cautious journey. As they advanced, Shirou reflected on the options they had and evaluated their situation. He knew they had to be careful, as they were injured and tired, and the cold wasn't on their side.

However, the appearance of unknown creatures in their path made them stop. The grotesque figures moved with intelligence and cohesion towards a nearby clearing. The tension in the air became even more palpable.

Miyu expressed her concern, "What are those things? I've never seen creatures like that before," clutching Shirou's shoulders tightly as a way to seek protection. Her actions, though involuntary, revealed an instinctive trait, a form of self-preservation and survival telling her they needed to retreat right now.

Shirou shared her concern. "I'm not sure, but we must stay away from them. We don't know what they are or what their capabilities are. Besides, we're injured and not in a condition to face something like that."

Miyu sensed the half-truth in Shirou's words but chose not to press further. She, more than anyone, was aware of the fatigue that had accumulated in her body after the battle with Darius. During the time she had been on Shirou's back, that fact had become more noticeable. She could tell how her brother was contemplating their options, not knowing how to help him in this predicament.

For his part, Shirou realized the current state of his body; the internal injuries he hadn't fully recovered from after his battle still weighed heavily on him. Additionally, his mana levels were extremely low. Of course, he could force a mana conversion within his body as a last resort, but he was thinking about how to protect Miyu after suffering the consequences of his suicidal act. He couldn't afford to appear exhausted, so he clenched his lips and encouraged himself not to show any vulnerability that could affect Miyu.

"But..." Miyu began before Shirou gently interrupted her.

"If necessary, we'll fight together, Miyu. We're part of the Emiya family, which means we won't back down from any unknown creatures. But for now, we must be cautious and avoid unnecessary conflicts," Shirou added as they continued on a safer path.

"Listen, our main goal is to survive and then seek answers," Shirou continued, keeping an eye on their surroundings as they stuck to a safer path, relying on his strangely enhanced sense of smell. Despite his warning, Shirou firmly held a moderately thick branch as his improvised weapon in his right hand.

"I understand; our safety comes first. But we also need to learn more about this world. How are we going to do that without exploring?" Miyu couldn't help but point out the middle ground, holding a couple of small rocks as improvised weapons.

"We have to be patient. We'll find a way to learn about this world without putting our lives at risk. First, we must prioritize our safety at all times. We can still figure this out," Shirou's declaration to protect her was clearly meant for Miyu.

Miyu smiled and nodded, accepting her brother's decision. Despite the difficulties they faced, their confidence wasn't unfounded; she believed their bond would drive them forward.

"Together, we'll be able to face any challenge that comes our way," Miyu affirmed with conviction, reflecting the determination they shared.

"We're a pair of oddballs, aren't we?" Shirou chuckled gently at Miyu's response.

"That would be a terrible fate," Miyu responded with a soft and conspiratorial laugh.

Both Emiya siblings shared a moment of lightness amid the uncertainty and tension that surrounded them. They clung to hope and the determination to face challenges together, no matter what this new world had in store for them.


Deep within their souls, the Emiya siblings were aware that they found themselves in the midst of a world that seemed to have materialized directly from a nightmare, facing the overwhelming reality of being the sole survivors of their world. This incomprehensible situation had tested their strength and forced them to confront not only the disappearance of their world but also their own existence, which now took an entirely unknown course.

For Miyu, this experience translated into a complex and profound psychological burden. She felt the weight of what she believed she had caused in Shirou: the abandonment of his ideals for her safety. This sense of guilt became a heavy emotional burden that tormented her, leading her to question her own identity and her place in her brother's life.

To her, the fact that Shirou had sacrificed his values for her well-being made her feel responsible for having changed him. She believed that by protecting her, she had been the cause of him sacrificing his own essence and deviating from his original path. This responsibility clung to her heart as an emotional burden, and her self-esteem was undermined by the belief that she was to blame for negatively altering her brother's life.

When Miyu looked at Shirou, a whirlwind of contradictory emotions invaded her. On one hand, she felt grateful and happy that he had been willing to do anything to protect her, even change his own ideals. This gratitude was intertwined with a deep brotherly love since Miyu highly valued her relationship with her brother and everything he had done for her.

However, at the same time, Miyu couldn't help but feel persistent sadness and a sense of responsibility for leading Shirou to this point. She felt guilty for turning him into someone who had to fight against his own values and beliefs. This duality of emotions, gratitude, and guilt, created a constant tension in Miyu's heart and mind.

Despite this emotional burden, Miyu also found solace in the fact that her brother was still by her side, and they were both united in this new reality. As they journeyed together in the unfamiliar world, Miyu found strength in her relationship with Shirou and the opportunity to seek answers and a new purpose for their lives together. Although guilt remained present, Shirou's presence gave her hope and the conviction that they could overcome any challenge that came their way, keeping their sibling bond intact.

On the other hand, Shirou also faced an overwhelming psychological and emotional burden due to the decisions he had made in the past, plunging him into a deep and painful internal conflict.

The loss of his friend Julius Ainsworth and his defeat by Darius represented traumatic events that had left deep emotional scars on the young Shirou. These events tormented him with feelings of guilt and self-accusation. He blamed himself for not being able to protect Julius and for not being able to overcome the challenges that had come before him. He felt that he had failed to uphold his own ideals of justice and protection, plunging him into a state of self-loathing.

But the most overwhelming weight in his emotional burden lay in the decision to sacrifice Miyu to save his original world. Shirou felt guilty for being willing to make that decision, and at the same time, guilty for not being able to go through with it. The struggle between his desires to protect his sister and his commitment to his ideals of justice and sacrifice had caused him devastating internal conflict. He felt that he had betrayed his fundamental beliefs and, in doing so, had lost part of his essence.

When Shirou gazed at Miyu, he experienced an overwhelming mixture of emotions. On one hand, he felt deep love and the need to protect her at all costs. Miyu represented his last connection to his original world and was a constant reminder of the burden of his past decisions. On the other hand, he felt guilty for being willing to sacrifice her and for turning her into a pawn in his own internal struggle.

However, despite all this emotional burden, Shirou also found comfort and a sense of redemption in Miyu's presence. He was grateful that she was by his side, and his love for his sister gave him the strength to move forward. Shirou saw in Miyu a reason to seek answers and an opportunity to redeem himself from his past mistakes. Although his mind was plagued with conflicts and guilt, Miyu represented hope and the possibility of finding a new purpose in this unknown world.

The relationship between them was crucial for their emotional and psychological well-being. Despite the challenges and difficulties they faced, their love and connection gave them the determination and strength to move forward, even in the midst of uncertainty and the burden of their past decisions.

Amidst the darkness of the unknown, both found strength in each other. They had evolved beyond being mere survivors; they had become travel companions, willing to face any challenge with courage and determination. Their sibling bond, now stronger than ever, would be their guide in this mysterious world as they sought answers and a new purpose for their lives.

Finally, the siblings continued to advance cautiously, staying alert and avoiding unnecessary conflicts. Uncertainty and the cold began to affect their bodies, driving them to seek shelter with the determination to survive and the hope of avoiding the strange creatures that could easily threaten them in their current condition. The darkness of the forest loomed over them, but the unbreakable bond between Miyu and Shirou was their light in the midst of uncertainty.


The forest grew denser as they advanced, but they made some small adjustments among the burgeoning vegetation. They placed branches and fallen logs around a small rocky cavity near the surrounding limestone terrain, allowing them to build an improvised shelter. Despite its rustic and hastily assembled nature, it provided the necessary protection against the inhospitable weather conditions and the increasingly erratic nature, which grew more unpredictable with each passing hour.

Inside the cave, the faint light of an improvised campfire illuminated the area. The siblings sat next to each other, examining and tending to their wounds as best as they could. Despite their fatigue, both showed determination.

"Miyu, your injuries don't seem to be as severe as we had thought, and there are even small traces of healing. But you must be careful. We don't know when we might face another danger," Shirou expressed his concern.

"It might seem like a tragedy, but in the end, we are both here together. You are my only family in this world, Shirou. So, no matter what happens, we'll look out for each other," Miyu replied with a weak smile.

Unable to resist, they both hugged each other, finding comfort in each other's warmth and sharing words of encouragement.

However, the tranquility of their shelter was abruptly shattered when the chilling howl of a creature echoed at the cave entrance. The sound slid down their spines like a blast of cold, and the siblings immediately separated and grabbed their weapons, their senses on high alert.

Shirou looked toward the source of the noise and realized it was one of the creatures they had been avoiding. Now, due to its proximity, there was no doubt they were facing a real threat. Shirou positioned himself in front of Miyu, determined to protect her.

"Miyu, stay—" Shirou shouted as he tried to keep the monster at bay with his improvised weapon.

Before he could finish his warning, the Beowolf burst into the cave with unrestrained ferocity, destroying the branches and vegetation they had used to seal their improvised shelter. Its glowing eyes and tattered fur were a terrifying sight as it emitted another howl full of fury before lunging at them.

Miyu held stones in her hands, trying to reinforce them with magic to assist her brother. However, the battle came to an abrupt and disappointing end when the Beowolf disintegrated into dark dust before their eyes, leaving the siblings stunned.

The cave fell silent, only interrupted by their rapid breaths. They approached where the creature had been, but all they found was black dust dissipating in the cold wind.

"What just happened?" Shirou wondered, confused by the sudden disappearance of the monster, having it face-to-face was a completely different experience from encountering it in the forest.

On that occasion, they had stopped in a clearing, which provided some relief from their constant state of alertness. However, they couldn't help but feel uneasy about the strange encounter with the pack of dark creatures. But now, they had been ambushed by a lone creature, which had attacked them moments ago.

Shirou furrowed his brow, lost in thought. Miyu, on the other hand, looked at her brother with a mixture of curiosity and concern in her eyes. Finally, Shirou broke the silence with a question that had been on their minds.

"What do you think that was, Miyu? We've never seen a creature like that before," he murmured, his voice laden with bewilderment. The image of the creature, with its torn fur and glowing red eyes, remained fresh in their minds.

Miyu bit her lower lip, trying to find a logical answer. "I don't know, Shirou. It was like it was made of shadows, and when you tried to defend us, it just... disintegrated," she explained with an equally perplexed expression.


Both siblings shared a puzzled look, trying to comprehend what they had witnessed. They had no idea it was a Beowolf, nor did they know that there were creatures called Grimms in this new and strange world. They were trapped in an enigma that seemed to defy all logic.

Shirou continued his thoughts aloud.

"It could be some kind of magical manifestation or... perhaps a creature of this world? But I've never heard of beings that disintegrate like that."

Miyu nodded slowly, concerned by the lack of answers. "Yes, and we also don't know if there are more of those creatures lurking around here. We must be even more cautious from now on!"

While both siblings were lost in their thoughts, their gazes met, focusing on a new objective. The exposed entrance of the cave, destroyed by the creature, allowed the deafening sounds of the external battle to resonate more loudly, indicating that they were not alone in this strange and dangerous world.

Explosions reverberated like distant thunder, and the air was filled with the scent of gunpowder and the echo of desperate combat.

"I should have realized it earlier!" Shirou shook his head as he stood up, gripping his weapon tightly. "Can you hear that? It sounds like there's a battle nearby," Shirou frowned before his full attention was drawn to the suddenly escalating explosions and noise.

"Shirou, it seems to be happening very close," Miyu responded with concern. "I'd like to say it's not an immediate threat to us, but we should be prepared." She copied her brother's movements, taking as many stones as she could hold in her small hands with a determined expression.

Both agreed on their next course of action and hastily left the cave, moving stealthily. However, they immediately noticed changes in their surroundings; nearby trees and vegetation trembled with each impact, and fallen branches obstructed their path. They followed the sounds of the battle and the traces of blood, which grew more intense as they approached. They reached a clearing where they witnessed a scene that left them breathless.

A group of soldiers, armed to the teeth with high-tech weapons, valiantly fought against hordes of grotesque and unknown creatures that besieged them. The beasts shared deformed characteristics and traits, with dark skin, bony spines, sharp claws, and blade-like fangs. Their red eyes gleamed with sinister malevolence as they advanced, seeking destruction; they were physical entities of annihilation, devoid of souls.

The battle was a whirlwind of explosions, flashes, and sparks. The soldiers defended themselves with skill and bravery, but the beasts seemed countless. The bodies of the fallen piled up, and the wounded in the rear were easy prey for the ravenous creatures.

Shirou's expression grew serious as he observed the scene, trying to grasp its magnitude. Explosions and laser beams sliced through the air, and despair was reflected on the soldiers' faces. Resistance seemed to be reaching its limit, and hope was on the verge of fading away.

While both siblings debated their course of action, their eyes settled on a man who stood out among the soldiers. His clean and refined appearance displayed an elegant bearing, with a white coat suggesting a possible higher rank in the military hierarchy.

To their surprise, this unknown man bravely took the front lines of battle. In an instant, a deep blue light surrounded him, transforming his previously nervous and indecisive expression into one of confidence and determination. He charged into the sea of enemies and felled two dark creatures with precise shots from his gleaming white revolvers.

He quickly changed position, delivering kicks and finishing with a series of shots that caused dozens of beasts to disintegrate into black dust in the air. He then issued firm orders that revitalized his men, who joined their leader with determination.

Shirou was astonished by the man's skill and bravery. Miyu, on the other hand, admired his willingness to risk his life to protect others. But despite the efforts of the unknown officer, the situation did not improve. The beasts continued their attack, and he accumulated injuries in the heat of battle. It was at this critical moment that a horde of creatures surrounded him, severely injuring his right limbs, rendering him unable to fight effectively and forcing him to use his left arm to shoot.

"We can't stay here, Shirou! We have to help them!" Miyu's concerned expression was filled with determination at this point.

But Shirou faced his own moral dilemma and conflicting ideals that clashed relentlessly within him. He internally debated what he should do. On one hand, his sense of justice compelled him to intervene, as the determination and sacrifice of that man reflected the heroism he had aspired to achieve. On the other hand, his concerns as an older brother tormented him, prioritizing Miyu's safety. He didn't want to risk her in the face of this unknown danger.

"But..." Shirou's wavering voice trailed off.

Despite continuing to doubt his decisions, Miyu's small but resolute voice echoed in Shirou's mind as he wrestled with his thoughts. He looked at her and saw that there was no longer confusion or fear in her eyes; both emotions had turned into confidence and faith. If they both fought in their own way, they could make a difference. At that moment, Shirou understood that he couldn't stand idly by while others fought for their lives.

"You're right, Miyu. We must act, no matter who they are. They're in danger and need help," declared Shirou with determination.

In the midst of the decisive moment of the battle, both siblings charged into the creatures that were about to kill the soldiers in the rear, determined to make a difference in this strange and dangerous world. Their hearts beat with courage as they launched into the fight, ready to make a change in this strange and perilous world.


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Psych Ward Works, thank you very much for your review. I appreciate your observation about Shirou, as well as this new introduction of ShirouMiyu in a new setting.

Monkeyfan123, I greatly appreciate your review. I hope you had a great read.

Dasgun, greetings, my friend.

THOTSLAYER9000, I will try not to disappoint you, my friend.

THOTSLAYER9000, although my intention was never to resemble Parcasious, I appreciate the compliment.

Crytach, well, it's not that I didn't want to finish a Fanfic, it's that I have chapters for some stories. However, at that time, my writing style and skills were that of a novice, and they didn't seem to resonate with the audience, so I decided to set them aside. In my current Fanfic, I'm trying to see what happens.

Jamaldrake, thanks for the good vibes. I'll try to improve more, updating according to the reception and your feedback. I hope you like it.

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Guest, I don't know, but I'll try. For now, I hope not to disappoint you.

With nothing more to add, I hope you've enjoyed this new update. Until the next chapter!