The Last Command Seal
With Kiritsugu and Kirei fighting with all of their skills, Saber finally kills Lancelot where they share one last talk together. As both Kiritsugu and Kirei are about to give each other the finishing blow, a black ooze from the Grail's spreads over them. Kiritsugu finds himself in an illusionary world where the Grail, taking the form of his wife Iri, tells him he is worthy to make a wish for the Grail. However, Kiritsugu is shocked that the Grail is evil when it deconstructs his belief of killing the few for the sakes of many and tells him it cannot save the world and end conflict unless all of humanity must die which it wants to do once it is born onto Earth. The Grail attempts to convince Kiritsugu to make his wish by promising he will be together with his family again by taking the form of both Iri and Ilya. However, Kiritsugu rejects the Grail and kills both his wife and child, as his personal happiness is not worth the cost of the global population. For this, he is cursed by the Grail. Now back in the real world, Kirei scolds Kiritsugu for refusing the Grail and wasting the wish. Kirei pleads Kiritsugu to give the wish to him so that he may find the meaning of his existence, but Kiritsugu kills him without hesitation. Saber soon arrives at the Grail's stage and encounters Archer, who demands that she surrender and devote all of herself to him as his wife. Kiritsugu appears in the middle of their exchange and, to both Saber and Archer's horror, uses both of his remaining Command Seals to force Saber to destroy the Grail using Excalibur.
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