The Holy Grail War Blessed by the Gods

However, Astolfo wasn't the type to let himself be troubled. After a brief moment of anguish, he decided to pretend he didn't know and simply follow his heart.

He will help the other person to the extent that he can accept, and won't abandon them; that's about it.

So he accepted the android's wish, "Save me."

He casually replied, "Sure, I'll save you."

However, there was no one in the castle who could help him; he had to act alone.

His Master would often pull him aside to do pointless things, and the longer he stayed, the easier it would be for him to be exposed.

Therefore, we must get this android out of the castle; we must escape from here as soon as possible.

But where should we send them? Although it's better to escape to anywhere than here.

For some reason, Astolfo subconsciously looked at the map behind him.

The map shows the whole of Romania, with various facilities and areas around Tulifas highlighted.

And recently, a new marker has been added to the map, marking the location where Manju built his fortress.

Astolfo's gaze fell there, but a moment later he felt that his idea was far too audacious.

But is it really impossible? If that king were willing to accept the android in front of him, all the difficulties would probably be resolved.

Whether it's Danic or Caster, they can probably only pretend this never happened.

Astolfo thought to himself, if Charlemagne were here, things would undoubtedly be solved.

"Let's get ready to go; now is the perfect opportunity."

Although I haven't figured out where to go yet, now that I have, I'm ready to set off.

Problems always need to be faced, and then they always need to be solved.

Astolfo grabbed the homunculus's hand and ran out with him.

……

"However, bringing all the golems and androids over here will also affect the defenses here."

Caster's second point was not whether to reject Danic's fourth proposal, but rather that he believed there was room for improvement.

"I got too excited and said something thoughtless. Send more androids there, and leave more golems here for defense."

Danic took a deep breath, composed himself, and after some thought, said...

"Alright, I'll go arrange the numbers right away so they can set off as soon as possible."

Caster didn't waste any time and set off to get things done.

……

"Your Majesty, are you alright?"

After the battle, Manju returned to his palace and sat on the throne once more.

After the commotion subsided, Fiore returned here with the androids and the golems.

Although most of the attacks did not land on the ground, one can imagine the impact just by looking at the explosions that had occurred in the sky earlier.

If that collision in the sky had landed on the ground, the land in front of the fortress would probably have been completely overturned and destroyed.

After reporting the situation to Dannick, Dannick sent Fiore to greet Manshu, hoping to try to improve their relationship.

However, Fiore had prepared quite a few words, even rehearsing them three times in front of the palace gates, preparing to come in and say some greetings and praises.

But once you actually enter the palace and stand beneath Manjushri's throne, you feel the gaze of Manjushri, who sits languidly on the throne.

Fiore's mind went completely blank. She couldn't remember any of the words she had prepared, and even speaking became difficult.

Just like the gaze cast upon Manju as a trial when he was first summoned, although not as intense, it was still enough to make one feel breathless.

Just uttering such a simple sentence made Fiore break out in a sweat.

"Not bad, you've made progress."

Manshu's response was a light, fleeting compliment.

He was a little tired tonight, so he couldn't hide the sunlight in his eyes at first glance.

Even a mere glimpse of divine light emanating from that raging deity was enough to make someone faint.

But this girl's performance was much better than the last time, which is truly commendable.

"However, there's no need to bring up those words again. Those are just madmen trying to get their hands on Yu Rongguang. How could they possibly get close to him?"

Manju sat up and said with a contemptuous laugh.

"Let's talk about it when they are qualified to cross the barrier of the heavens and reach my side next time."

“Go and tell Danic that the city will take five more days to be built. Tell him to prepare for the coming flood, and the towering tower will appear afterward.”

Upon returning to his throne, Manjushri received a revelation at first glance, and on the seventh day, when the work was completed, a flood poured down upon the earth.

This city wouldn't have been established so easily; the story arose after the flood, and this towering structure was built precisely to commemorate that flood. (Nine)

Therefore, a great flood should rise up to extinguish the fire and scatter the people.

Chapter Twenty-One: The Guest (Part 4)

"It's over."

By the time Joan of Arc arrived at the fortress from Tulipas, it was all over.

The Red Team's Servants have departed, and the homunculus and golems have returned to the fortress to continue their assigned construction work. (II)

Although the fortress was damaged in today's battle, fortunately it wasn't too serious and wouldn't affect the completion time or date.

All numbers must be reduced to seven, and the time it took to build this fortress must also be reduced to seven, just as the flood was to come in seven days. Zero

Jeanne carefully made her way through the grass, examining the traces left by the Servants' battle. (Covering her face)

She followed the tracks left by Achilles' chariot wheels until the forest before the fortress was completely cleared.

Right in front of that city wall, there were scorch marks, still retaining a faint, shimmering, and sacred aura.

It smelled like sacrificial flames, with an incense-like aroma that Joan of Arc found quite appealing.

The Black Archer seems to be a devout believer, as he wields the power of burnt offering flames.

However, there was still a strange smell, such as the charred marks left by lightning.

And there was the sight of flames and planetary collisions she had witnessed in the sky before her arrival.

Joan of Arc couldn't guess the other person's identity for the time being, but she only needed to see it with her own eyes, so she didn't plan to think about it too much.

At least the traces on the battlefield were not suspicious, which did not answer her doubts.

So, I guess I still have to contact the Master of the Red Faction to get the answer. Jeanne shook her head and turned to leave.

"Your Majesty, it seems the Arbiter is outside?"

Joan of Arc didn't try to conceal herself much, and the familiars on the cloth outside the fortress were naturally used for defense. So Fiore cautiously reported to Manjusaka.

"What, are you planning to repeat the same mistake as before? I just praised you, and now you're going to take it back?"

Manshu turned to look at Fiore, habitually using a rhetorical question to scare her.

The effect was remarkable; Fiore seemed to have no resistance to it yet, and she lowered her head and trembled.

"Let her be. I have already seen the identity of the arbitrator. She is not someone I should bother with."

"If she intends to meet the king, let her show her piety before her name reaches my ears."

However, for Manshu, seeing such a situation once or twice was still enough to amuse him.

However, after a while, you need to see some different reactions to get interested.

Although it might seem a bit morbid, the fun still can't be stopped.

"I understand. I won't make these mistakes again, Your Majesty."

Fiore nodded quickly and said solemnly. ⑵◆⑼⑷〇⑷⑶·▲⑸⑹⑷Search:

"More importantly, how are the preparations for the materials coming along? We might be able to fool the city, but we can't fool the temple that's going to be built."

The temple that the voice on that day sought was one built in the same style as the temple that King Solomon had built.

Manshu couldn't remember whether the requirement was for the same style or the same materials, so she decided it was best to make them all the same.

To avoid any problems, Manjushri specifically requested that cedar and pine trees be cut down from Lebanon for the construction of the temple.

Then, in two days, Sekhmet was to use her divine power to dig up stones and carve them into a foundation, just as she had done when building the temple at the Tohsaka family's residence.

Furthermore, building that temple was no easy task; King Solomon spent seven years building it.

The process was much more complicated than what Manju had done before. Seven days was the necessary time for the construction of the fortress, while the temple might take seven years to build.

Everything needs to be prepared in advance, because the promise made to this fortress is that this palace will be built. ⑧

Therefore, after the fortress is built, the temple should ideally be nearing completion as well, so that everything can be perfected as quickly as possible. ⑤

"Preparations are underway at an accelerated pace. Fortunately, the materials we're seeking are just ordinary trees, so the Mage's Association shouldn't be able to stop us. They should be able to be delivered in about two days."⑦

Fiore answered quickly; she remembered these basic things to avoid any mistakes. ⑥

"Very good, go and rest. Nothing else should happen today."

Manju thought for a moment, and since there was nothing else he planned to ask, he told Fiore to go and rest. ③

Manjusaka herself doesn't need rest as a Servant, but Fiore, as her Master, is still human and therefore needs rest. ④

Yes.

Fiore bowed her head in response, then left the palace in her wheelchair. ②

She only breathed a sigh of relief after leaving the palace and returned to her residence.

After Fiore was seated, Manju sat back on the throne in a languid manner and began to ponder what to do next.

He's actually a rather lazy guy, but he's supported by the things he enjoys, which allows him to work with enthusiasm.

If he lost this enjoyment, he would probably just slump in his seat and not do anything.

But now he does have to think about the flood that he saw on the seventh day in the apocalypse.

That won't be anything simple; it's probably far more terrifying than the floods I caused before.