I'm doing a crossover anime/manga project, and I'm creating a new kind of "Moonlight&

Not just the Sphinx, but also the Greek Pegasus, the Hydra, the Harpy... and so on. To be honest, Merlin himself, a member of the Fantasy species, has never seen many of these creatures.

The monster was so big that too many unlucky people were caught in the process when it was fished out.

So that thing is.....

"Moby Dick—the white whale!"

Merlin, who had arrived at some unknown time, also became serious. Looking at the colossal beast falling from a height of over 100,000 meters at tremendous speed, its long tail burning with flames for tens of thousands of meters as it accelerated, he said: "It calls itself a gatekeeper, but what it guards is very mysterious. It is one of the very few dragon species that can interfere with the present world. Like Typhon, it is more of a super weapon than a divine beast."

Image: "Beluga Dragon", Location: "Images/1764146095-100451303-114137142.jpg"

"...Has the world always been this exaggerated?"

Gudako stared blankly as the sky was illuminated in a magnificent red, creating an epic scene of dusk descending.

Don't tell me this is a common occurrence in Fuyuki...

In fact, even Joan of Arc's body was tense, and she felt suffocated and powerless.

If it had been launched even higher, and accelerated to a mini-planetary speed, the entire Japanese archipelago would have been sunk by the "asteroid."

This could trigger a violent collision between the Pacific Plate and other tectonic plates, unleashing a super tsunami that could destroy even a third of the world.

Even now, it wouldn't be a problem to break through the earth's crust. In that case, half of Japan's population would likely die, and cities along both the east and west coasts of the Pacific Ocean would probably suffer significant damage as well...

"Lady Jeanne, let's join forces to activate our Noble Phantasm and stop Moby Dick from causing even greater destruction."

Mashu's expression was resolute; she was ready to unleash her Noble Phantasm to fight the asteroid. Although it would most likely evaporate along with the surrounding hundred kilometers, it would be good if it could at least have some effect.

at this time.....

The boy on the dock raised his hand to the sky and pointed gently: "...Small!"

Silently.

Before the sky even got close, the wind pressure that preceded it caused the magnificent beast, which had just collapsed layer by layer in the thin sea of ​​clouds more than ten kilometers away, to pause slightly, and then shrink and contract rapidly in the wind.

As it fell from the sky, it had transformed into a small white loach the size of a palm, smoothly landing in the fish basket beside the boy, splashing around and appearing quite energetic.

At this time.

The crystal-clear water droplets, reflecting the dazzling golden sunlight amidst the mist, made the moment seem like a beautiful epic.

"Not bad~, looks like I'm having good luck with fishing today."

The boy picked up the fluttering little white strip and saw that it was quite large. He happily put it back.

silence.

The magician and his servant, both with excellent eyesight, stared intently at the little loach thrashing about in the fish basket.

Is this a small or big problem?

The feat of catching a divine beast alone is enough to be sung for thousands of years, to be elevated to a heroic spirit, and to be engraved in human history. Moreover, he will most likely become a top-tier servant.

Wait a minute, if you can catch mythical beasts of this caliber, is it really necessary to become a Heroic Spirit?

And more importantly, how exactly did you do that?

Even with their own eyes, they simply couldn't connect the colossal monster that had just covered the sky above the Little White River with this.

"What...what is that?"

Gudako looked at Merlin with a dry voice.

"The 'Size-of-All' technique from Eastern magic? The ability to make one's words come true?"

Even the all-knowing Merlin was somewhat bewildered.

There was absolutely no magical fluctuation; one couldn't even sense the manipulation of rules or the application of power.

"No... it's not that it doesn't exist, but rather that it's integrated into all of nature, becoming one with nature. It's like thunder, rain, wind, snow, and frost; it's not that it doesn't exist, but rather that it's imperceptible."

Da Vinci calmly said, "In the Eastern simulation of the Dao, that is, in the system of thought, it is called the unity of heaven and man. This is a celestial being in the present world."

Although celestial beings are below immortals who possess divine bodies, they are generally just a category.

For example, Hinako Akuta from Chaldea's Group A is actually a spirit named Poppy, who is close to a True Ancestor, and is also a celestial being.

Simply put, whether it's a Type-Moon deity, a fairy, or a celestial being, god, bodhisattva, magician, or sorcerer, they are all just similar professions.

You work in insurance, I work as a programmer. Maybe you earn 5,000 and I earn 10,000, or maybe you earn 10,000 and I earn 5,000.

It's even possible that a mage might be unable to defeat a magician; that's perfectly normal.

The same applies to celestial beings and immortals; the distinction is similar to that between heroic spirits and deities. Generally, deities are stronger than heroic spirits, but this is not always the case.

This one is clearly a different case...

"Moby Dick, which is at least four thousand meters long, is a top-tier existence even among divine beasts. Its physical body alone is comparable to that of a god with a divine body. Yet it was so easily defeated..."

Da Vinci took several breaths before calming down and speaking.

As expected, this young man was definitely the most deeply hidden and terrifying one.

Although immortals are different from heroic spirits, they can achieve immortality in their physical bodies.

But this process is achieved through understanding and appreciating nature, and through merging with nature to achieve harmony between humanity and nature.

In Japan, there are also people who cultivate immortal arts and comprehend nature, such as the head of the Tono family's branch family, the Kazuma family.

It requires a lot of time and experience; it cannot be achieved by talent alone.

It's absolutely impossible for someone to be at least a teenager at the level of a deity, no, far beyond the simple level of a celestial being.

Even in the depths of the dimension, there is utter silence.

The mythical scene of fishing up a giant creature was so breathtaking, but what was even more awe-inspiring was that single finger gesture.

A mudfish, shrunk to a size of a trillion times (length, width, and height) and measuring only thirty-odd centimeters..., completely defying the laws of physics.

"Full of energy and vitality, huh?"

Yui Yuigahama, the pink-haired dumpling, chuckled awkwardly.

"vitality....."

Beside her, Yumiko Miura didn't want to say a word.

How could it not be energetic?

That's a divine beast!

"So the deep-sea fishing that Lezi Shen is obsessed with is this inner sea of ​​the star?"

"Just tell me, is it the sea?"

"..."

......

"As expected of the commander..."

Watching the boy cast his line again and start playing on his phone while waiting for a fish to bite, Hachiman swallowed hard.

He should have guessed it; how could an officer's fishing be the same as everyone else's?

It was just a hook that sent it flying into the Starry Sea. I never would have guessed.

"Kazuma, hurry up, while the commander is catching fish."

Ayanokoji kindly reminded him.

Kazuma: "......."

Finally, amidst the admiring gazes of Gudako, Merlin, and the others, Kazuma bought a set of fishing gear and, pretending to fish, slowly approached them.

The closer you get, the more you feel a sense of suffocation, a feeling of insignificance as if you were standing on the side of some magnificent wheel, at the feet of celestial bodies.

But I don't feel this suffocating feeling from the officer. Is it because he has returned to simplicity, or is this officer stronger?

With a heart full of trepidation, Kazuma suppressed the urge to run away and mustered his courage to say something dry and awkward:

"Hey...young man, are you fishing too...?"

"When fishing, don't talk."

The boy was playing a game on his phone without turning around, muttering to himself, "Why hasn't the director been added to the gacha pool yet? What a fake alien god director."

"Hi--!"

Kazuma tensed up immediately, fell silent, and quietly stood up to leave.

Since the purpose of the communication had been achieved, he didn't want to ask the boy about his intentions or which side he was on.

He had more information than Leonardo da Vinci and knew that the Lord of Cinder and the boy were most likely the same person.

Therefore, it's perfectly clear that the "young man" is definitely not a young man, but rather an old man who has lived for an unknown amount of time...

"sit down."

Rosser said it casually.

Hezhen obediently sat back down, lowered his head and looked meek, pretending to bait the fish and cast the hook.

Not long after, He Zhen's fishing rod moved. He instinctively tugged, and the fishing line instantly tightened. The enormous weight bent the fishing rod, and then the huge fish tail that emerged from the water created several high waves. The green scales shone brilliantly in the sunlight.

A big fish, at least 400 pounds or more.

Kazuma instinctively exerted his strength and pulled, actually hauling the magnificent and beautiful fish up from the deep sea, drawing a graceful parabola that blocked out the sunlight.

Wait a minute, the lower body is definitely a fish tail, but the upper body seems to be humanoid.

Kazuma squinted, then his pupils suddenly contracted.

Holy crap, a fantasy species! Right, the area near the commander's hook has become a window connecting to the inner sea of ​​the star, so...

That's a mermaid...?

Kazuma stared in disbelief at the lower half of the fish, a bluish-green tail, while the upper half...

His powerful, muscular physique, thick, golden hair, and rugged face with a full beard, along with his bloodshot blue eyes, were staring at him fiercely.

"This mermaid...no way—!"

Kazuma screamed and tried to run, but the muscular mermaid had already come crashing down like a cannonball. The mermaid's body density was obviously far beyond his expectations. With a thunderous roar, the mermaid's steel body, weighing at least two tons, smashed him to the ground.

“*&￥%￥＃@...”

I don't understand it, but it's most likely an insult or something real.

The mermaid expressionlessly removed the fishhook from the corner of her mouth, looked at the barbs gleaming coldly on the hook, grabbed Kazuma by the collar, and punched him.

"puff--!"

The air wave exploded.

With a strong, thick arm, Kazuma was punched so hard he saw stars, and then he was pinned to the ground and given a brutal beating.

The mermaid beat Kazuma for several minutes before spitting at his bruised and swollen face, then swam to the shore with her tail, jumped back into the sea.

Kazuma silently got up, looking at the sky with tears welling up in his eyes.

Where's the promised good luck?

A witness from the depths of the dimension: "..."

Kazuma's biological mother: "...Pfft~, hahahahaha—!"

Kazuma's father: "Hiss~, this brat actually caught such a big fish, why didn't he take a picture and post it on WeChat Moments?"

Gudako and her best buddies, who were hiding on the other side of the residential street, were laughing hysterically and pounding the ground.

Good news! I caught a fish weighing over 1,000 pounds. If I keep it near my home, I can stay in the county town for three days straight without going home.

Bad news, I've never fished before...

Haha, instead, I got beaten up by the fish.

Kazuma rubbed his bruised face, sat back down, and gritted his teeth to continue fishing.

I don’t believe it anymore.

Soon, he caught another fish, but this time it wasn't big, just a three-foot-long carp, but...

I still haven't won.

The fish slapped him with its tail, spat, and jumped back into the sea.