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Fate/ancillary (Saber Arturia and Potter-kun)

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I am my enemy and my friend.
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Servants weren't really affected by the cold that much. but still, for the blonde haired saint, it was still for the best if she played up the part of being an ordinary human. Especially when it came to being out in public with her master. "Ma-Michael." She spoke, blue eyes looking up to the man walking alongside her. They'd gone shopping for simple things - clothing, and other amenities to help her fit in, and for the most part none suspected anything wiser. Dressed in a way that should have been more conservative, even a thick sweater did nothing to hide the ample curves of her chest or the way her waist flared out just a little, a perfect hourglass figure that was only further accentuated by stocking clad thighs, a hint of bare skin between the sweater and cloth of her legwear. To most she may have just been a trendy and extraordinarily striking young woman, with none being the wiser about her true nature. Then again, there were no enemies here, nothing that needed elimination, but shestill enjoyed the closeness of her master in the downtown area. A brief wind picked up, her loose blonde hair flowing behind her, a hand soon wrapped around his arm as she hugged him close. Again, she didn't need the warmth or the protection, but she clearly enjoyed being around the man all the same. "Where should we go next? There are so many stores, so many places... Maybe somewhere to eat?" She asked, still a little curious about the more modern aspects of earth. Afterall, it was quite different from the quaint world of France she knew beforehand.
 
Michael considered himself to be the luckiest man alive. Young and intelligent, he was excellent mage with plenty of intelligence. His mundane life consisted of him going to law school at the Capital of the United States, Washington D.C. It was early winter and he was wandering around town with his new servant, Jeanne. It was an interesting story about how he had summoned her; discovering the spell and successfully casting it, despite the fact that there was no Grail War currently happening. Jeanne seemed to relish the chance to live a normal life and he was happy to help her do so. Plus, he didn't mind the eyes of every man they passed looking at him jealously as they walked down the street and entered a Metro station, managing to escape the cool, early winter air for now.

At Jeanne's question, he pondered for a moment and nodded his head, giving her a small smile. "Lunch sounds good, I know a good place a few stations away if you'd like to go? It's got a good mixture of foods!" The place he was thinking of was a local hole in the wall that had gotten famous over the past few years. It offered a library of books to read while you ate and drank and that was part of the reason why he liked it. Metro trains zoomed down the track, another marvel of modern technology that he never got tired of seeing Jeanne react to.
 
"Lunch sounds grewat right now, Michael." She was aware of the states and their history somewhat, but being in the capital felt almost magical to the woman. As her eyes looked over yet another modern marvel as she sought to understand and get as much of a glance at it as she could, she once again kept close to her master, blonde hair brushing against his leg as she kept up with a quickened pace, heeled boots tapping against the sidewalk they both walked on. The blonde easily turned heads where she went, though it was clear her blue eyes held interest for only her master.
 
Michael nodded his head and wrapped his arm around Jeanne's waist, keeping her close and giving her a large smile."Comfy?" He asked her with a small chuckle as their train soon pulled into the station. Michael waited patiently for the doors to open and then stepped in, dragging Jeanne in with him. It wasn't their first ride on the Metro though it was still likely pretty new and exciting to Jeanne. He was just happy he was on Winter Break at the moment, it gave him plenty of time to show off the town and everything to her before he had to hit the books again.

"Anything else you think we need to buy, Jeanne?" He asked as he sat down in an open seat and motioned for her to sit next to him. Their stop was a few stations away, so they had time to rest their feet at least.
 
They had gotten her new clothing, and even a few books so she could catch up on what she had missed out. The blond woman shook her head, long cascading hair following the motion. "I don't.... Think there's anything." She spoke, thinking after a few moments. Mostly, she was just happy to spend time with someone clsoe to her. "And of coruse I am comfortable. There is nowhere else in the world that i'd rather be than here with you." She spoke, her tone taking a slightly more humored but still earnest response.

"What about you? Is there anything you think that we are missing?"
 
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