Of course, it's because Kotomine Shiro believes that his wish will definitely come true, but if you have to say it, it's because Kotomine Shiro believes that his wish has absolutely no flaws.

Similarly, after Atalanta expressed her wish, she realized something very interesting: she had discerned Kotomine Shiro's wish.

Yes, while it is true that he can grant everyone's wishes, if I had to say, Kotomine Shiro's wish is far more dangerous than Atalanta's, dangerous enough to kill all of humanity in the world.

Although there was a momentary action, if I had to say, Atalanta almost successfully betrayed them once again.

However, it didn't happen. Although Atalanta's wish was for all children in the world to be loved, she never believed that her wish would come true. No, rather, Atalanta's subconscious didn't want her wish to come true.

Therefore, at this moment, Atalanta did not betray them. Atalanta did not agree with her own wishes, nor with Kotomine Shiro's wishes.

Perhaps it is because Atalanta subconsciously disagrees with her own desires while simultaneously yearning for their fulfillment that she appears in this war.

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I'm not happy today, so the quality of my writing has dropped. Please don't mind.

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A War Filled with Black and White: Chapter Twenty-Three - Fiore's Role

The nights in Tulipas are always starry, but lately there has been fog on and off, for reasons unknown.

However, many people have different opinions about this fog than the general public.

For example, the Black Faction Servants, such as the Homunculus Sieg, and Jeanne Joestar.

"The fog was thick, and the body looked as if it had been dissected. Of course, the most important thing was that the internal organs of the Servant's core, namely the heart, were removed."

"Furthermore, considering that all the dead were magicians, it means that his Master did not have the ability to provide magic power."

"Adding to the information Chiron provided when he entered the city of Tulipas last time, it can be basically confirmed that his Noble Phantasm is the Great Fog. Of course, there may be others as well. Considering his reputation in history, there may be other Noble Phantasms or abilities."

"Have you all remembered this clearly? The android boy and Joan of Arc."

With that, Miss Jeanne placed the money on the table, left a generous tip, and departed.

"So, that means everyone's heart was taken out?" The android boy said, examining the corpses, as if he could see something in them.

"Hmm, but how exactly do we find this culprit?" the android boy asked, but he didn't expect anyone else to give him an answer, because if he himself couldn't come up with the answer, then it probably wouldn't meet that person's expectations.

However, after only glancing at the information provided by others and combining it with the circumstances of those who had been tortured to death, the android boy quickly came to a startling conclusion.

Yes, it is true that the Black Assassin is not in Tulipas City, but in another location.

"Rider!"

"What's wrong, Master?" But at this moment, Astolfo had no idea what his Master had discovered.

The reason for this command, "Back to the castle, quickly!" lies in the data confirmed by the android boy.

Some magicians were tortured, while others were not, and if the records are accurate, then it is a dangerous castle.

Although Saber was still there to guard the castle, it was impossible to say whether they could hold out.

After all, Assassin is difficult to detect immediately within the fog, which means that Saber's perception may not be sufficient to detect Assassin.

"Open." Fiore, pushing the wheelchair, used the magic engraved inside the castle to open a door. There was no mist inside, but if she had to say, she probably wouldn't have time to go in.

Yes, the enemy has appeared, Jack the Ripper has appeared.

Completely different from the image Miss Jeanne had seen, it was a girl, who, judging from her age, was probably around eight to ten years old.

He was draped in a tattered cloth, which was completely different from the Jack the Ripper that Miss Jeanne knew.

"If you really want the Greater Grail, it's not here." Fiore tried to stall Jack with words, hoping to persuade him to obediently get the item. Yes, only by obtaining his Mystic Code would he have any chance of escaping.

As for why it's not a possibility of battle, it's because magicians are basically unable to defeat Heroic Spirits. And for Fiore, the current situation is simple: to delay as much as possible until Saber arrives. Of course, whether she can arrive is another matter.

"Lie down." The voice rang in Fiore's ears. If one had to describe it, this voice contained another voice within it, and the mixing of the two voices resulted in one thing: Fiore had no idea who the voice belonged to.

Even though he couldn't hear clearly, Fiore immediately obeyed the instruction after hearing it, leaning his body to the right to achieve the so-called prone position.

In the next instant, Fiore saw a huge, smooth pillar, its surface reflecting his own face, moving forward at a speed he couldn't react to at all.

Similarly, Jack the Ripper was also hit directly.

Of course not, Jack the Ripper did not die, because there were no further attacks.

But if I had to say, such an attack was actually enough.

Yes, Saber burst through the window almost seconds after the attack caused a huge noise, sword in hand.

What happened next was not something that the other person needed to pay attention to.

"It seems the android boy really does need more training," Miss Jeanne remarked after taking a bite of her apple.

The attack just now was naturally the work of Jeanne and Sirin. They simply transferred the pillar to the real world in an instant, thus reducing the consumption of Honkai energy. After all, Sirin possessed Jeanne to launch the attack. (This attack method is from the latest Honkai Impact 3rd animation, "The Last Lesson.")

After all, Miss Jeanne does not have any ranged attack methods.

"Although one Servant was left in the castle, if I had to say, it was wrong to take so many Servants out in the first place, especially since everyone knew the other was an Assassin." Jeanne said this while looking at the castle shrouded in mist, but whether her sermon was heard by anyone was another matter entirely.

"Fiore, if I could, I wouldn't want you to die. At least, you can't die before Chiron kills or seriously injures Achilles." Yes, that was Miss Jeanne's real purpose in saving him; after all, this kind of battle was more convenient than anything else.

It's at least more convenient and easier than doing it yourself.

'Actually, I just meant well. I was even thinking of killing Chiron before.' Then Sirin teased her, but thinking about it, she was right. After all, when Jeanne killed Rider's Master, she was one of the people she had decided to kill after analyzing her psychology.

This rescue was probably just out of kindness. Although Fiore would have been rescued even if they hadn't intervened, it was far too dangerous.

That's why Miss Jeanne took action.

As for the android boy, after hurriedly returning with the others and seeing the castle unharmed, he finally breathed a sigh of relief.

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I finally managed to get it done with my phone.

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A war filled with black and white: Chapter Twenty-Four, Jack's Departure

Jack the Ripper was the man who committed five murders in the Whitechapel area of ​​London in the latter half of 1888, but if we must say, the Jack the Ripper of this world is slightly different from what Miss Jeanne knows.

For example, the fact that she was a young girl was completely different from what Miss Jeanne had in mind.

However, this does not prevent Miss Jeanne from making her deduction.

"Sirin, what do you think Jack the Ripper would do if he had hunted down all the magicians in Tulipas and then suffered such an injury today?" She asked Sirin, but the answer to the question had already been seen when she saw the magicians' previous encounter.

'That's a simple question. If Jack were to kill to replenish his magic power, he would definitely choose someone with high magical power, like a magician.'

Just as Sirin said, Jack will inevitably target humans with strong magic to hunt down, but if we look at it this way, there is still a problem.

Yes, all the magicians in Tulipas, except those in the castle, are dead. They all died in the pursuit of Jack the Ripper. This is something that both the android boy from the Black Faction and Miss Jeanne can see.

'So, question two, who is currently the one with the highest magical power within the city of Tulifas?'

It was a rhetorical question, a question Sirin thought of Miss Jeanne's question, the answer of which was so simple that Sirin didn't even want to answer it.

Currently, I'm the only one in Tulifas who still possesses magic. Secondly, my magic reserves are quite high. Although they're much weaker than at the beginning, if I had to say, I still have a lot of magic within me—more than most people in this world.

'Furthermore, since you possess a physical body, it's impossible for a Servant to arbitrarily determine whether you are currently a Heroic Spirit using their senses.'

Hearing these words, Miss Jeanne finally made Sirin understand what Miss Jeanne was plotting.

So, what you want to do is...?

"Rider, all the magicians in Tulipas were killed by Jack the Ripper, right?" the android boy asked Rider, who was standing to the side.

“Master, I checked beforehand, the magician who died last night was the last magician of Tulipas.” Rider gave the answer without even having to think.

"In other words, Jack the Ripper no longer has a way to quickly replenish his magic power, at least not directly from magicians. All we need to do is find her before Jack the Ripper starts killing on a large scale, but we don't have enough time now." Yes, just as the android boy said, Jack the Ripper no longer has a way to quickly replenish his magic power.

However, while Joan of Arc generally agreed with what the homunculus boy said, something else seemed to be telling her that something about his explanation was not quite right.

Yes, something is wrong, very wrong.

While there's nothing wrong with the android boy's deduction, there's another issue that seems to have been overlooked.

"!!!" Recalling what Joan of Arc hadn't thought of, she finally realized what it was that she hadn't considered before.

"Excuse me, Rider, could you please step outside for a moment?" Joan of Arc said this as if she were deliberately asking Rider to leave.

"Ruler, is there something you and Master are saying that you can't let me hear?" Although his rationality had vanished, Rider quickly realized that Jeanne d'Arc just wanted to get rid of him.

"I think we may have forgotten..." The words were only half spoken, just words spoken to make the artificial boy understand.

The android boy quickly realized what was happening.

"Are you sure?" Joan of Arc asked.

Then, the android boy saw Joan of Arc nod again.

"Rider, you should go out first. It's best if only Ruler and I hear about this." Indeed, after confirming this, the android boy immediately asked Rider to leave.

After all, what happened next really couldn't be heard by Rider.

"Eh? Is there something you can't let me hear?" Despite saying this, Rider obeyed the android boy's words and walked out of the room.

"Ruler, is it about Miss Jeanne?" The android boy asked only after confirming that Rider had left.

“Yes, we were thinking that we were the only magicians left in all of Tulifas, but we overlooked someone who still has magic.” Although he didn’t name names, the two people present had already figured it out.

"You mean, Miss Jeanne, she has a physical body?"

"Ah."

"That means..." The android boy, in this situation, realized something else: he had once again fallen behind Miss Ranna.

"Jeanne is using herself as bait, and Jeanne and Jack have never met." Finally, after Joan of Arc revealed the truth, the whole plan came to light.

Miss Jeanne's plan was revealed—a very simple plan, but one that proved very useful at this moment.

It's difficult for Servants to perceive a Servant in their physical state, so it must be said that Jack the Ripper will inevitably walk into this trap.

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