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Shirumi sat on the edge of a pier with Beserker. Both of them looking up at the sunset as night fell slowly. It was a symbol of beggining for the two as they waited. Shiru didnt mind his Servant so much, infact he was proud to be the weilder of such a strong servant. Beserker was everything Shirumi could have hoped for. The hulking norse man, who sat next to him sharpening the jagged greatsword with a rock, carried all of Shirumi's hopes on his massive shoulders, and for this the master was grateful.

As the sun fell and it grew to the twilight of nightfall, darkness spreading over the sky while stars violated the black cover with their white light. Shirumi looked over to Beserker and thought a moment before speaking. "You know Ive never thought about this, but how many people will we have to kill to get the grail? And in the end, will their sacrifice be worth it for our own selfish gain?", Shirumi's philosophy was lost on the hulk of a hero beside him. All he got was a shrug as the servant continued sharpening the sword until its edge shined. "Guess it doesnt really matter, as long as we get it. Its what we've trained for our entire lives, right Beserker?" , He asked with a hopeful smile to his companion, knowing full well it didnt have enough brains or the will to object. He only recieved a nod from Beserker, which was all the red haired youth needed. He didnt care at all really about why Beseker wanted the grail. He just wanted the grail for unlimited mastery of magic over water. He lusted after the ability to increase his magic potential even further passed his two magic crests he had inherited.

And then night fell down and its eclipse of daylight was complete. Shirumi stood up and looked at the moon for a moment. Thinking about how the moon affects the tides before looking over to his servant. "Beserker, its time to get to work." , he said to the man. Beserker stood up eagerly and placed the sword on his back growling low in his maddend, eager rage to pillage and kill just as he had when he was alive as a norseman.