Chapter 176: Finding the Answer
Rin and Sakura's talents would surely lead them to learn the secrets of magecraft more easily than Tokiomi.
However, compared to actively choosing to walk this path of fate, being forced to choose this predetermined road due to inescapable destiny was a painful thing.
Tokiomi deeply understood this as well.
In the future, Rin and Sakura would face many more trials.
If Tokiomi were to give them no guidance and simply walk away—would such a Tokiomi Tohsaka still be considered a perfect father?
Tokiomi fell into a silent contemplation.
Of course, Moran did not pressure him for an immediate answer.
The hesitation he felt was the brilliance of humanity, and it was precisely this brilliance that Moran admired.
This was a choice, a trial.
It was a test thrown by the Third Magician to inquire whether the Tohsaka family had the weight to bear such a favor.
Moran had a hopeful answer in his heart.