Type-Moon, I will rewrite Lostbelts!

The immense force caused Mashu to shrink by three centimeters, and also made Gudako and Da Vinci raise their eyebrows. This monster is a bit scary.

"Boom boom boom!"

The monster's attacks didn't stop. After successfully shortening Mashu by more than ten centimeters with a three-hit combo, it stopped and turned its gaze back to Gudako and Da Vinci behind it.

Gudako and Da Vinci: !!!

"Roar!!"

The monster swept Mash away with a single blow and charged towards Gudako and Da Vinci.

"Ah!!! Mashu, help me!"

Gudako and Da Vinci took off running, shouting as they went.

Seemingly unleashing tremendous power in a moment of crisis, the two outpaced the monster, managing to outrun it and avoid being caught.

However, Gudako kept calling for help.

"Senior! I've arrived!"

Mash, who was unharmed, quickly gave chase, but the monster only had eyes for the two people running ahead and paid no attention to Mash chasing behind.

Three people and one monster formed a special team and rushed off in an unknown direction.

"Ah!!! Da Vinci-chan, run! By the way, where's Mashu?"

"Roar!!"

"Senior! I'm behind you!!"

"Mash! Come here quickly!"

"No, senior, I can't catch up!"

Mashu almost cried later on, wondering why things had turned out this way.

"Ouch!"

Since it was in the forest, Da Vinci was alright, but Gudako tripped over a tree root and fell to the ground without noticing.

"Gudako!"

"senior!"

Da Vinci and Mash shouted anxiously, but the monster seemed not to see such a good opportunity. Instead, it focused its attention on Mash behind it and raised its hand to sweep her away.

"Boom!"

Mash blocked the attack but was knocked away. Whether by accident or not, she landed right next to Gudako. Da Vinci then tossed Gudako onto Mash's shoulder.

"Run! This isn't a good place to fight. Let's get out of this forest first!"

Volume 1: 126. Chaldea's Complete Team (4k)

"The most important team has entered the game, and it's time for us to take action."

In the room of Aurora, the chieftain of the Wind Clan, Koyanskaya and Aurora stood facing each other, discussing the latest information.

"Has the time finally come? I've been waiting for this day for so, so long!"

Aurora finally managed to steady herself and put the teacup down before asking the most crucial question.

"When will I be able to possess the power of a god?"

She has already paid far too high a price to achieve her previous plans and to gain the power of a god.

She sent away the escaped fairies, and she also sent away the fairies who remained in the tribe from time to time. Apart from her confidants, the number of fairies under her command was constantly decreasing.

"Don't worry, you'll get used to the magic tricks, and I'll help you then."

Koyanskaya was not in a hurry at all. The magic she had sent out had a problem, and only she could solve it.

This is why Aurora has continued to cooperate; aside from stopping at the beginning, the longer it goes on, the less likely it is to stop, because they have invested too much.

The sunk cost was so high that even when Aurora realized something was wrong, she could only ignore it.

A flicker of displeasure crossed Aurora's eyes, but her face remained all smiles: "Don't worry, Miss Koyanskaya, this is a matter of great importance, so my proficiency is naturally at its maximum."

"That's good. Wait for my news and be ready to head to the pit at any time. When you return, you will have turned the world upside down!"

"Then I'll be waiting for Miss Koyanskaya's good news anytime!"

"Of course, I won't let you down~"

Koyanskaya turned and left, disappearing through magic. When she reappeared, it was pitch black, and she couldn't see her own hand in front of her face.

"Bang~"

A purple flame ignited and illuminated the surroundings. Raising her arm, Skaia waved her arms repeatedly, sending bursts of flame flying into the air and illuminating the space.

Only now could I see my surroundings clearly: white city walls, a huge unidentified object. At first glance, it was just an unidentified object, but upon closer inspection, I could see a twisted body, limbs, and irregularly distributed, desperate eyes.

Without a mouth, it cannot make a sound; the only thing this 'fleshball' can do is project signals of pleading for mercy with its eyes.

"Don't worry, your chieftain will be here to join you soon~ You'll be put to good use very quickly~"

Koyanskaya shifted her gaze, walked to the white city wall, reached out and pressed her hand against it, her eyes filled with anticipation.

"A terrifying god. Even though the power of death is still terrifying, just stealing a little of it has given me a new attack pattern. But soon you will have to pay the price. I don't think you will mind."

Koyanskaya was unaffected by the large pit. Having already made an agreement with the will of Britain, she could go to many, many places, and her strength was also enhanced to some extent.

In the dormitory of the Fairy Academy in the First Trading City, in the room of the legendary Oberon.

Legend has it that Oberon sat on a sofa, his hands crossed and his chin propped up, while his accomplice Vortigern sat opposite him.

“The plan has begun, and I need to leave here,” Oberon said after a moment of silence.

Vortigern narrowed his eyes slightly: "Has it started? How are you planning to get out? By climbing over the wall?"

Oberon shook his head: "I plan to graduate directly. This requires my full attention, and I'm worried that my student status might be noticed."

Vortigern's expression paused for a moment before returning to normal. "Are you really sure?"

"Well, there's no other way. Leaving as a student means living in constant fear of being discovered, and there's also the possibility of someone coming after you. It's better to just graduate directly than to do that."

"Alright, you can decide for yourself. Do you need me to contact Morgan? After all, it's not graduation time now, and if you want to graduate on time, you'll have to find someone to help you."

Vortigern's statement carried many implications and involved considerable consideration.

First of all, it's not graduation time now. If you want to graduate, you need to apply in advance. And there are only two people who can make decisions about this: Morgan and Shirou Emiya.

But both of them are intelligent people, and rashly making contact might lead to something being discovered.

Unless Oberon has special means to graduate without attracting attention, he will have to take this risk.

"Forget about Morgan, we don't get along, I won't go after her."

Oberon shook his head, but his next answer brought a knowing smile to Vortigern's face.

"Go find the White Knight leader. He'll definitely understand me. But it's also possible that they'll be happy if I suggest graduating and agree immediately."

"Really? Looking for that White Knight kid? Are you sure?"

The way he kept calling him "White Knight Boss" sounded like he was fawning over him, Vortigern thought to himself.

"Okay, I won't contact the White Knight leader anymore. I'll trouble Brother Vottigan to get in touch with him."

The appearance of the word "brother" made Vortigern's eyes widen. You see, Oberon was much older than Vortigern and would always call him "brother" to take advantage of him unless he needed his help.

Tsk, what does this guy mean? Is he pretending to be a coward to distract the audience or does he want to surrender?

Both are possible, and Vortigern could not be certain, so he could only remain vigilant while contacting Emiya Shirou.

A moment later, the defender Shirou arrived, flew down from the sky, and opened the door to enter.

"Hey Oberon, what's wrong with you? You actually remembered graduation? Didn't you say you were going to stay here forever?"

Emiya Shirou makes a joke as soon as he appears, saying that the guy who never wanted to graduate in a thousand years is finally graduating, which is a very important matter.

"Hey, I just wanted to go out and see the beautiful country," Oberon said, scratching his head and grinning sheepishly.

"Students can do it too. Don't they have two long holidays every year? That should be enough for you to travel around."

Emiya Shirou sat down but did not immediately agree; instead, he began to ramble on.

"If you want to travel, you definitely have enough time. If you are an ordinary fairy, it would be suitable for you to wander around. But it would be a bit of a waste for your strength, after all, this country is not very big."

"Hehe, White Knight, you're wrong to say that. Our country is very good. There are many scenic spots that I haven't seen. Besides, when you travel, you have to savor the experience. How can you just skip over things? That would be a denial of the efforts that His Highness Morgan and all the leaders have made."

Even Shirou Emiya was taken aback by these words. What was this guy up to? He wasn't acting like a human being today. What was wrong with him?

Emiya Shirou thought to himself, but at the same time he also thought of a possibility: could this guy be thinking of surrendering?

Ever since Oberon caused trouble a long time ago, he has been behaving himself and has even helped the old man on several occasions.

In addition to this unusual behavior and the incoherent ramblings the other party made while drinking with Vortigern, all of these subtly pointed to one direction: Oberon wanted to surrender.

"Sure, you should go out and explore life. You've already met the graduation requirements, so you can leave anytime. Do you need a graduation certificate?"

The other person is a genius; they can always get first place in both practical and written tests. However, they always seem to misjudge things, and one of their skills always falls short.

However, this situation is special, so agreeing directly shouldn't be a problem.

“Graduation certificate…” Oberon whispered these words, then shook his head: “Let’s not take it, it’s too heavy and we won’t be able to walk fast on the way.”

"Is that so? Speaking of which, we're planning an event soon that seems to span quite a few countries. Would you like to participate?"

Emiya Shirou suddenly brought up another matter, and Oberon casually asked, "What is it?"

"An adventure, starring Scarlett, involving ringing a bell and ending with a mysterious reward."

As Shirou Emiya finished speaking, Oberon's body suddenly stiffened, his head slowly turning as if it were rusty, his face expressionless as he stared blankly at Shirou Emiya.

"White Knight Boss... Can I participate in this competition? In what capacity?"

"Of course you can participate! Everyone's participating. You have to defeat the guards before you can ring the bell. And the guards are everyone!"

Emiya Shirou began sharing information and showing goodwill, a risky move given that Oberon's attitude was still uncertain.

Vortigern raised his hand as if to remind him, but then thought better of it and put it down. This guy was no weaker than him, so in every sense, it was better to just watch the show.

"Everyone's participating? That's such a fun thing, of course I'll participate! By the way, what's my role?"

Oberon did not refuse, but instead smiled and brought up the matter of his identity again.

"I don't know. After all, this game doesn't have any specific identities. Let's set off first with Skate. Maybe we'll find the answer along the way."

"...Then I won't be polite!"

Oberon laughed, Shirou Emiya laughed, and Vortigern laughed.

This is just a play, a play for no one to see, a play with only a beginning and an end, and nothing else.

Meanwhile, in the Forgotten Forest, a three-person team had just escaped the pursuit of monsters and was feeling their way forward without knowing their location.

"Damn it, why is there no signal! We can't even ask the fat director to give us directions from the air."

Gudako, wielding a machete, cleared a path while constantly complaining.

"There's nothing we can do. This place is covered in magic, and even communication is a problem right now. We'll probably have to wait until we deal with the Lostbelt King before we can talk about it again."

Da Vinci spoke from behind, fiddling with something in his hands.

"You wretched Lostbelt King! Don't let me catch you, or you'll be in big trouble!"

Gudako was full of energy when she suddenly heard a noise ahead, the sound of something moving and scraping in the grass.

"Senior! Get behind me!"

Mashu immediately came in front of the two, raising her shield and remaining vigilant.

"Could it be that monster again? We finally managed to shake him off, please don't."

Gudako let out a wail; she really didn't want to run anymore, nor did she want to be on Mashu's shoulder or back—this broken forest path was so easy to make her vomit.

"Huh? Are you even human?!"

A red figure slowly emerged from the distance and approached, seemingly excited upon seeing someone.

"Hmm, that voice sounds familiar."

Gudako muttered to herself, and Mashu and Da Vinci shared the same opinion.

"Shall we hold off on running for now, senior?"