Ayaka Sajyou

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Ayaka Sajyou is the Master of Saber in the Second Tokyo Holy Grail War of Fate/Prototype. She is the main protagonist and younger sister of Manaka Sajyou. Ayaka is a young teenager having medium long brown hair and blue eyes, she appears to be very beautiful without her glasses, which attracts the attention of Saber and Archer. She typically wears her uniform but her casual attire is of a purple-blue jacket, white blouse with shorts and stockings. As a child, she wears pink cardigan and white dress. Ayaka appears to be a very insecure person, traumatized after the previous Holy Grail War after her father and sister died because of it, and not willing to join the current war. Unlike Shirou, she is known come from a line of Magi and is more adapted to such a lifestyle, although she is also orphaned. Her sister had been a genius in Magecraft, while she had been mediocre, leading to her developing a complex. Eight years prior during the previous War, her father had told her that sooner or later she too would be a participant in the Grail War, to which she would later scream to herself that she wouldn't do and would run away. She had been directed by her father to perform a ritual sacrifice every morning, but due to her past trauma she has trouble killing living animals. Unable to kill pigeons she uses her own blood as a substitute. Because of this the Sajyou home's Garden Workshop has gradually become a pigeon nest that keeps growing. Also in part due to this her cooking comes only from ready made ingredients. She has an attachment to crows. It is also said that removing and putting on her glasses changes her personality. In her eyes, Saber is the ideal prince along with his station as her protector. She is hinted to have feelings for Saber and/or Archer. When Saber first met her when she was a child, she reminded him of Vivian, the Lady of the Lake. Some of her lines detailed in the previous Character Material, the Fate/Prototype trailer and Fate/Prototype Material book are as follows. "In my own self assessment, my character is the worst". "I... I... to be like my sister, I can't be like her! But..." "I'll fight. Even though I can't do anything, to be able to choose to fight, even someone like me can do that!"