Walking in the Question and Answer System of Heroic Spirits

Rin Tohsaka: "Did we fail?"

Did the plan fail?

No, if the giant looked closely, he would see on Chiron's face the expression of a successful plan.

"Caster, your Titan does indeed possess the power to rewrite the world. Perhaps it truly can save the suffering people and lead them to paradise."

Chiron said calmly, "However, even with the light of wisdom you have gained, you still misjudged one thing. That hero, who has evaporated reason, would not fear even a god."

【"Bang!!!"】

In an instant, the giant's left leg was attacked, and its massive body inexplicably floated up, then, as if playing a joke, fell through the air in an extremely unnatural posture.

As the giant's mind began to take shape, an emotion called astonishment arose.

[That's right, he held his own against the combined forces of Jeanne d'Arc and the other three, but he forgot one thing: there were five Heroic Spirits present.]

"It collapses at the slightest touch!"

"Alright, I'm leaving the rest to you, Master!"

[That's right, it was Astolfo who made the move, the Servant who had been ignored by the giant. With his ridiculously clumsy spear, he successfully delivered a fatal blow to the giant.]

[It was just a bite, barely bigger than a mosquito bite.]

Weber: "I never expected that Astolfo would ultimately be the one to resolve the crisis."

Rin Tohsaka: "Don't even mention that giant golem, I'd completely forgotten about Astolfo since it wasn't part of the battle."

[The moment the giant floated away, the blessing from the earth was severed; the final chance had arrived.]

Mordred and Siegfried charged out together, unleashing their respective Noble Phantasms.

"Ultimately, you're nothing more than an artificial life form."

In that instant, Sieg felt an overwhelming sense of pity for the giant.

His goals and actions were not formed according to his own will, but were given to him by Avisbro.

[Let alone his own thoughts, he seems unable to even formulate various kinds of thinking centered on this goal.]

[I've moved a little faster than this giant, not because I'm acting for a predetermined purpose, but because I cherish the hope that I've worked so hard to create.]

What I cherish is a noble aspiration that I would be willing to sacrifice my life for.

[To save one's companions—it was a shockingly simple, bright, and cheerful wish.]

[Because those people gave him power, enabling him to save the androids that he had previously been unable to save no matter what.]

Therefore, I absolutely cannot lose.

"Fantasy Claymore: Fallen Demon!"

"Rebellion against my magnificent father!"

The two Sabers moved in unison, landing simultaneously on the giant and piercing its heart and head at the same time.

From the moment Joan of Arc raised the holy banner to the moment it all ended, it took no more than three seconds.

The golem collapsed, the surrounding trees began to wither, the ground was no longer a paradise, and the "primordial humans," who should have been immortal, slowly turned into corpses.

"We took them down!"

Seeing this, the magicians in the castle finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Weber: "Finally, it's been solved."

Kenneth: "Hmph, this was actually expected."

Rin Tohsaka: "This battle should be over by now, right? I hope no new enemy will appear."

Webber: "Probably not, after all, they played for so long in the video, it was almost dawn."

[Sieg returned to normal, and the exhaustion and pain surged up again. Had Joan of Arc not caught him in time, he probably would have collapsed to the ground.]

Joan of Arc: "Um, Sieg, are you alright?"

"He really is a worrier."

Despite thinking this, Zieg replied, "There's still a little pain, but it's nothing."

[Having confirmed that Sieg was truly unharmed, Joan of Arc knelt down, clasped her hands together, and prayed to the disappearing giant.]

Whether this was a requiem for the Black Caster, for the magician who became the furnace core, or for the unborn child (golem) forbidden to possess its own meaning, Sieg could not know. But Joan of Arc in prayer was truly beautiful.

Bluebeard: "Ah! My beloved saint! You still look so holy and beautiful when you pray!"

Rin Tohsaka: "He's here again."

"Ruler, my Master says he wants to speak with you."

Chiron walked over and said, "Also, Saber from the red team, you are one too."

[Xiao Mo: "Talking is fine, but I refuse to cooperate."]

Chiron: "I don't mind, but we should share some information now. I suspect neither you nor your Master have a complete understanding of what's happening in the Sky Garden."

Xiao Mo clicked his tongue, then discussed it with Lion's Robber via telepathy, saying, "OK, by the way, he said don't forget to pay him the reward today."

Joan of Arc, having finished praying, rose and nodded.

[Lion's Robbery seemed to be watching the fight from quite close range, arriving before the group in less than five minutes.]

[Lion's Robbery: "Oh, Fiore Fulvige Yogdomirenia? We just met yesterday."]

[When the girl was greeted by Shiro, she tried her best to act nonchalant, but her expression appeared somewhat stiff.]

In this respect, she wasn't as open-minded as Lion's Robber, who was a mercenary.

"I was also very surprised by this unexpected reunion under such unforeseen circumstances."

[Lion's Claw: "Don't say that. This Holy Grail War entered its second phase the moment the Greater Grail was forcibly taken away. You and I are no longer enemies."]

[Fiore: "For now, that's how it is, right?"]

[Lion's Robbery: "Yeah, that's how it is for now. Hehe..."]

The battle, fraught with twists and turns throughout the night, has finally come to an end.

As for the Hanging Gardens, they flew away as soon as the Titans appeared.

[This video has ended.]

Webber: "It's finally over. This battle was quite a rollercoaster ride."

Rin Tohsaka: "The Red Team has won this battle decisively."

Lion Robbery Jie Li: "Cooperating with the Black Party is indeed the best option for me in the video."

Weber: "However, even if you join forces, it will probably be difficult to defeat them."

Lion's Robbery: "Yes, putting everything else aside, Karna alone is the biggest obstacle."

[The first question is finished. Now we begin the second question.]

[This is a multi-question quiz with multiple rounds of answering. Questions will be asked intermittently during the video, with each question having a 3-minute time limit. All group members can participate in the quiz.]

[A correct answer earns 3 Saint Quartz; a wrong answer deducts 1 Saint Quartz. If no one answers correctly within the time limit, the answer is void.]

[Please watch the video carefully now.]

Rin Tohsaka: "The second question has changed too."

Lion's Robbery: "This question should be a continuation of yesterday's, telling the story of the second king's first encounter with that little girl named Grey."

Artoria: "Grey..."

Perhaps today's Q&A will resolve her long-standing suspicions and doubts.

[Video begins.]

That was just before the height of summer.

The Second King found Reines and expressed his desire to travel to Wales for about a week.

His original intention was that Reines would help him with some work during his trip, and then... Reines would travel with him.

[But don't worry, Reines has finished all the work beforehand, and the remaining chores have been entrusted to old Mr. Cieldan.]

And so, the pleasant trip began.

Chapter 228 Blackmore Cemetery

[I took a diesel train from Burlington station, arriving in Cardiff, the capital of Wales, two hours later. Then, after a nearly five-hour bus ride, I began the final leg of my journey: a hike up the mountain.]

Looking at the rugged animal trail beneath her feet, Reines was curious as to why the Second Prince had come to such a remote place.

However, the Second Prince was in no mood to explain to him at this moment, because he... was already exhausted and collapsed on the ground.

He was the one who was supposed to come here, but he was also the one who couldn't hold on any longer.

"No, no, no, you're not going to complain about being tired at this level, are you, my brother? It only requires a little bit of continuous magic circulation, isn't it a piece of cake in a land with such abundant magic?"

[Lenny didn't hold back at all and launched into her sarcastic and witty monologue.]

"Please don't gleefully attack other people's shameful aspects."

The second prince, panting heavily, bowed his head in protest.