Intensive Einäscherung

Busy with life things, but consider this a starter call? Cap at 6.

Overconfidence/Carelessness/Stupidity =/= Not seeing a matter that only readers would have seen coming due to foreshadowing and etc. by work of the author that characters were not aware of

;;Rin is a Daddy's girl no one can deny it.

From Rin ;; A small gift box on his study desk. She's not supposed to be in there, but surely he wouldn't be too upset, right? Inside the box was a nearly flawless rose quartz, shaped by magic, into a Sakura blossom. A small tag on the box signed 'To Papa'.

Happy Father’s Day, Tokiomi! || Accepting

“...Hm?”

There was a firm rule in place more for Rin’s safety than anything, particularly after that accident with one of his higher-level books. Few strides help him to close the distance between the doorway and his desk, a blessing of having long legs. Sensing nothing to be dangerous from the box, he carefully opens it and finds his gaze softening.

She’s improved in so short a time.

“...Rin.”

His fingertips absentmindedly brush along the smooth surface and the remarkably refined edges, callused skin soothed by the cool material. On any other occasion, the head of the Tohsaka would give his daughter a scolding, but given the innocent sincerity behind this gift of hers, as well as the progress she’s shown--Tokiomi muses to himself that ‘granting her amnesty’ is the only appropriate course of action to take.

How happy will she be if I turn this into a brooch? It shouldn’t prove to be too difficult with our gemcrafting abilities.

;; You mean the family who gave their children the choice of being mages or not and didn't train them until they were older? Who treated their children as the next step of their line and not as an extension of themself or a tool for them to be use?