A Rider Class Servant, huh. Well, Fate eventually allows people to meet and later depart, and perhaps one day meet again. It'll be easier if they had a catalyst or wandered on a zone connected to the Servant.

"As long you stay in Chaldea," he reminds me, "Maybe you'll see your Rider someday." But will that be fine? Even he's summoned, he won't longer be his Master. Can he bear that? Their relationship will change.

Enough of mature response, he's swallowing his slice barely chewing it. His anxiety has just gone to the roof. He can't meet his gaze for a while. He doesn't know what kind of response she's been expecting, but maybe he was a little scared. It's not even about trust with Waver, but his selfish desire to be treated as Roman. He's afraid he's jeopardized that.

But before he can answer his question in an articulate manner, he has to stop eating and drink some coffee. "Not exactly," he says, after musing about it, "I... He wished for a second human life to live as a different person. Incarnation would imply the Servant just gained a body. The contents won't change, just the shell." That's not what happened. "I'm a human being, Lord El Melloi II. And I'm a person different from the Servant who made that wish."