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[b]Rogue Saber, Higashiyama Ward[/b]
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Once Hojo Tokimune materialized as a masterless Heroic Spirit—a rogue servant, as the Grail informed him—he quickly concluded that he had no use for the Grail. After all, he was someone who had accomplished what he sought to do in life. As  Shikken of the Kamakura Shogunate, not only did he maintain stability in his nation, but he also successfully repelled an invasion from the mighty Mongols, something no one around him had thought to be possible. Indeed, if Hojo Tokimune had no unfulfilled wish, rather, dying as a monk of Zen Buddhism, he would have practised a meditational that focused on emptying oneself, which included divesting one's desires to reach enlightenment.

True, the Kamakura Shogunate eventually fell, but that was the duty and responsibility of his successors. As for Tokimune himself, his honour in the completion of his duty as Shikken was unblemished. In this, he had no regret to speak of. And so, Tokimune had, from the outset, had no intention to fight for nor interfere with other wishes for the grail. After all, if they are mighty and capable enough to defeat heroes from all over the world, across time, then it was only right they are able to use the grail.

Tokimune's only concern in this Holy Grail War was but one, to ensure the safety of the people of this nation he is a Shikken of. After all, in this age where the so-called Emperor was but a figurehead, and the authorities were seemingly unaware of the war, it fell to him to do what he was duty-bound to do. Because it was his duty. Nothing more and nothing less.

And so, Tokimune claimed the Higashiyama War, where the temple he was summoned into was his territory. He intended this place to act as shelter for the people of the city. And so, he started to spread the word to the local populace, first to the temple monks and next to the local citizenry. He had to summon winds and thunders in a reduced capacity to prove he wasn't simply a lunatic, but eventually, though some still call him charlatan, words had started to spread through Kyoto's populace, that 'All of Kyoto might be in danger soon enough and you may evacuate to Higashiyama Ward for safety.'

Tokimune was aware from the knowledge the Grail provided him that this was a breach of the concealment of mystic that mages were concerned about, but Tokimune was no mage, and thus concealment of mystic was of no concern to him.

Perhaps in the long run the concealment of mystic was better even for the general populace, but Tokimune was not concerned about that. For what moved the man known as Hojo Tokimune was not inherent benevolence but rather his own personal moral code to which he was honour-bound to follow. To Hojo Tokimune as long as he existed, he was honour-bound to provide shelter in his territory, what happened after the war or to people who chose to not heed his warnings were not his concern.

And so it was that Hojo Tokimune walked the grounds of his territory, looking for possible intruders.