Well, it seems that this war was not difficult or easy as expected, while every servant in my faction was killed, but I and Medea, in addition to Artoria, have survived.
I will not lie, Artoria has made a plan in which no one of our faction or the other faction masters has to die, but I manipulated her plan a little by not providing enough information to her, and this is in order to ensure that apart from my faction masters masters, all their servants die.
While Bazett was so injured that she seemed dead, I could have healed her and put her in a bed where she stayed asleep for a long time.
The reason I did this was because the Holy Grail cannot fulfill an unlimited number of wishes, so this was my best bet.
While Artoria Pendragon Alter is have less agility than regular Arturia, it compensates for this by increasing both strength, endurance, and mana, and also, unlike Ordinary Artoria, Salter uses all of her capabilities and potential without any fear or concern for her enemies. .
Also, the fact that Salter could defeat both Archer Emiya and Richard The Lionheart was confirming this, although much of the city was destroyed, and of course, there were a few casualties, but the area that was destroyed was in The remote part of the city was destroyed 10 years ago so there weren't many people there.
Fortunately she was my servant, otherwise it was impossible to use the talisman that transformed it into a alter form, and unlike how Angra Mainyu uses it, Artoria will not undergo any major change in personality.
According to Medea, it appears that after she managed to kill Charles Henry senson, she managed to use Rule breaker to control Iskandar's shadow.
While controlling the members of the other faction was useless because we would have to kill them in the end, iskandar's shadow was not a servant in this holy grail war, so it is not really counted.
And while Marisbury animusphere and Gray have survived, atrum, Kayneth Il-meloi Archibald and Dr heartless have had a worse fate with all the other servants.
While I could of course go home on my own, I waited until Medea finished taking her revenge, I saw that she was really enjoying this, I cannot really blame her because I loved so much when I slapped Gilgamesh, I might do this again before I use his body, before Medea and me take Artoria Alter, who seems to have got Avalon, with us.
It would have been strange if there were two Avalon, if Richard had owned him like his noble phantasm as a servant, then it wouldn't be strange, this immediately made me very cautious, and while Artoria Alter had taken it without permission, I did not mind because he was apart from me. And gray, she can only use its full potential.
While Midea can make limited immortal doses, it only works on living creatures.
So after everything was over, Medea and I and Artoria Alter, as well as iskandar's shadow, came home to me, with a bag I was putting Gilgamesh in.
"What are you doing here?" I asked Martha, who was still in my house, while I was scratching the back of my head.
"Who is this, dear?" Medea said while she held my arms.
"I ..." said Martha, while a red came across her face, "... I have no place to live."
"she is Ruler, she's ... the judge." I briefly introduced it.
medea smiled, left my arms and headed towards Martha, "You can stay here!"
I looked at them while I unintentionally smiled, the war ended, so Martha will not continue without a proper source of prana but ...
"Well, you guys know it's Christmas, don't you?" Martha said as she rubbed her cheek.
"and?" Iskandar's shadow said while she was angry that she is here against her will.
"Well, because I was here without anyone's approval, and because it was a happy occasion, I and that little girl prepared some food for us ... all, I hope you wouldn't mind that."
"Christmas?" Medea said, maybe she does not know what Christmas is.
"The birth of Christ," Artoria Alter said briefly.
"But, you know that Christ was born in the spring, not winter, right? Christmas is the feast of pagan and Catholic religions before the advent of Christianity." I suddenly corrected them.
"I know, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't be celebrating, right?" Martha said.