“Sleep. (Die.)”
All three heads spoke in unison. They seemed about to bite off the whole room with Saber and Ayaka inside it. Before either had a chance to move, however, a tiny fragment tumbled between them and the beast.
“?”
Ayaka was puzzled.
All three of Kerberos’ heads had suddenly frozen in place.
All six of the monster’s eyes were fixed on the little lump that had tumbled to the floor.
When Ayaka realized what the thing was, she could not hold back an exclamation. It was just so out of place with the life-threatening situation.
“. . . A cookie . . .?”
It was a single cookie, sweetly redolent of honey, that might be found for sale in any supermarket.
Everything fell silent, Kerberos included.
“Taking in Kerberos was neat, but it was a bad move.”
Cheerful voices rang out. They were definitely out of place.
“I mean, it’s weakness is just so famous!”
The boy and girl sounded like they were having the time of their lives, like an audience watching Ayaka and the others’ predicament as a scene in a slasher movie.
When they actually appeared, they were indeed munching on store-bought cookies and chocolates like popcorn.
A gaping hole opened in the ceiling, and through it two figures descended with an open umbrella like characters out of a movie.
“Hi there. Should I say nice to meet you? Mr. Lionheart and . . . I don’t know who you are, but you’ve got some impressive magical energy!”
The girl in a gothic-Lolita dress flashed a smile as she twirled her umbrella.
Beside the spinning, open umbrella, a boy with similar features made a polite bow.
“. . . I have a lot of questions,” Saber asked the pair as if he spoke for the bewildered Ayaka, “but tell me, what are you holding up an umbrella indoors for?”
“Is that really important?” Ayaka frowned when the question failed completely to speak for her.
The girl twirling the umbrella, however, puffed up with pride, her eyes gleaming.
“I’m glad you asked! I knew you were a real find! I love people who give me reactions like that!”
“The answer is simple,” the boy continued for her, spreading his arms wide.
“It’s about to rain here!”
The next instant, a downpour of cookie and candy packages began inside the building, painting over the gray floor in a deluge of pop coloring.
It was an unbelievable scene out of a fairy tale or comic book.
Ayaka found herself at a loss for words amid scenery that was divorced from reality in a completely different sense than the pervading atmosphere of death a moment before had been. The candy packages falling in place of raindrops began to grow larger. Mountains of sweets was piling up toward the room’s high ceiling like piles of scrapped cars in a junkyard.
And the most surprising thing of all was that the immobile Kerberos sniffed loudly and then immediately began to wolf down the now-gigantic sweets packaging and all.

Fate/Strange Fake: Volume 6, Chapter 20 ("Dream Becomes Reality")