[center][h1][color=mediumpurple]Haru Imamura[/color][/h1][/center]
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Right. Of course. As long as she's been branded as one of the Grail War's Masters, there wasn't an easy way out of this besides death. However, if she wasn't given these Command Spells... who knows what else could happen to this village she's planned to start her new life at? Silently acknowledging Archer's words, Haru wasn't sure what exactly decided the fact that she would get a Servant of this caliber. She wasn't that experienced as a mage, and she couldn't muster it up as pure dumb luck.

No, she couldn't waste time in her thoughts needlessly. It didn't feel right for her to hide away and turn a blind eye to this widespread battle composing of different Masters and their Servants. It wouldn't be long for the sun to set, and the night's shade was practically cover enough for any other mage to set up something...

[color=mediumpurple]"... Okay, yeah... let's look around. I'm at least familiar with the area, but under this new circumstance... well, I'll have to get used to it, I guess."[/color] Haru agreed with that plan of action. She had her routine of a simple walk around town to unwind from any form of stressors, but now it has an added factor of keeping an eye out for anything remotely off. Though, a random thought poked her at what felt like a last second reminder as she got up to put her coat on.

Oh, she overlooked that, didn't she?

[color=mediumpurple]"Wait, wouldn't the other Masters be doing this too? The scouting around part, I mean. Is there a way that you can... erm, hide yourself?"[/color]

[@Raineh Daze]
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[center][h1][color=cyan]Berserker - Kiyohime[/color][/h1][/center]
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This was fated to be. Being summoned by someone who had relations to Anchin. Kiyohime was extremely certain on that. There was no convincing her otherwise. Her word was the truth to her, despite how delusional it came off to be. If he were to prosper in this Grail War, she saw no problem with burning away the competition. They were only obstacles, and she was more than ready to be rid of them.

Yet, her Master proposed a different approach, but she saw no problem with it

[color=cyan]"If you suggest so, my Master, I shall walk by your side in stride. [i][b]Always.[/b][/i] I won't let anyone ambush you. [i][b]Ever.[/b][/i]"[/color] The fair maiden smiled happily. Whatever Thomas suggested, she would agree with all her heart. A late evening to night stroll with her beloved. How could she ever deny this? Just about anything, she would find herself doing for his sake, even if it were to mean her end.

As long as he never told a single lie to her.

[@King Cosmos]