The Avenger Class Servant (A Fate/Stay Night/Avengers crossover)

Prepare for War

Hi, everyone!  I'm back to writing more of this story.  I know it's been a while since I've continued but I'm still adamant on writing this.

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As Shirou watched over the fallen agent, he heard footsteps from behind.  It was the agent, Nick Fury.

"Coulson?" he called, running to check on the dead agent.  Realizing that he was dead, Fury turned towards Shirou.  "I saw you fighting Loki on a security monitor.  What happened?"

"Loki," he spat, simply.

Fury gritted his teeth.  Paramedics ran in to check on Coulson.

"You're going to explain exactly what you're doing here and how you escaped from that jail cell," Fury growled.

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After explaining to Fury what happened and that he meant no harm, Fury begrudgingly allowed him to go, but Shirou must have an escort and was not be allowed to exit the helicarrier.  Fury's top agent, Maria Hill, was to escort him.  The incarnated hero went to the bridge, where he found Fury talking to Tony Stark and Steve Rogers.  He saw Fury show them Captain America cards covered in blood.  Curious, Shirou used Structural Analysis on the cards.

Interesting, Shirou thought.  Those cards weren't in Coulson's pocket.  Why would Fury lie if. . .  Oh.  I see his game.  Well played sir.  Well played indeed.  His cunning reminds me of the magi back home.

Shirou began watching as Fury began laying seeds of motivation.  He used ideals and death of Coulson to get the two heroes to settle their differences and go find and stop Loki.  Shirou was impressed at seeing the agent use his friend as a martyr to build their team of heroes, their Avengers.

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Shirou and Hill were walking all over the helicarrier.

"So, you're some sort of magician," Hill asked Shirou.

"I prefer the term magus," Shirou said.  "And aren't you still injured?"

"I'm feeling better," she replied.  "What's the difference between a magician and a magus?"

"Magicians use magic, magi use magecraft," Shirou replied, bored.

"You're going to have to elaborate, Mr. -"

"Shirou Emiya.  My name is Shirou Emiya.  Anyways, the difference between magecraft and magic is that magecraft are phenomenons that can be done by science while magic is among the impossible.

"Though now," Shirou said, in thought, "I might be counted as a true magician now."

"What are these impossible magics?"

"You sure ask a lot of questions."

"It's my job."

Shirou smiled.  "Thanks for being honest.  There are five impossible magics.  The first is a mystery, but I suspect that it has something to do with true creation and destruction, being able to create and erase matter and energy.  I can do something with my magic, but in the end, it's only created with my own magical energies.  The second magic involves the Operation of Parallel Worlds, otherwise called the Kaleidoscope.  It not only allows movement between parallel dimensions, but it can also summon unlimited power from other worlds, create imaginary space, travel through time, etc."

"Is that how you got here?"

"Yeah.  The master of Kaleidoscope sent me here.  I only have limited knowledge on that magic, only the power of a mortal apprentice."