Simulation: Starting from Under One Person

In theory, Masters have the ability to see through the class of Servants and some basic information. This is one of the abilities granted to Masters by the Holy Grail system. However, they can only see some basic information, which is far from Jeanne d'Arc's skill - True Name Insight.

"So... you don't know the other party's class?"

The expressions of the people present were somewhat strange. After discussing for so long, they seemed to have no other useful information besides knowing that there was a very strong enemy.

"Siegfried, you speak..."

Seemingly feeling somewhat embarrassed, Gold left the explanation to Siegfried.

Siegfried remained expressionless and began to explain: "...The opponent is rational and clear-headed, unlike a Berserker possessed by berserk mode. When he manipulates fire to attack, a magic circle appears. He can withstand the blows of the holy sword with his bare body, his defense is very strong, and he can absorb fire..."

As Siegfried recounted his story, the crowd's expressions grew increasingly strange, with no obvious distinguishing features to determine his class.

With the spear and sword classes already ruled out, cavalry and berserker are the most likely candidates.

Assassins, archers, and mages have a lower probability, with mages having the lowest probability. Who has a mage who plays melee?

In response, the Israeli boxing champion, Uruk axe king, and Avalon swordsman gave a thumbs down, indicating that you are right!

Without reaching a conclusion, and with little chance of doing so, Danic quickly changed the subject: "Hurry up and gather intelligence, find out the enemy's class and other information, and send some familiars to follow the Arbitrator..."

"Yes," the magicians replied, bowing their heads.

The Servants remained expressionless, though they were somewhat curious about the Servants Siegfried had mentioned.

They can withstand blows and cuts with their bare hands without getting hurt, and fight with others.

This behavior was somewhat familiar to Chiron; many of his disciples were skilled in hand-to-hand combat and could fight powerful magical beasts.

Among the best were Hercules and Achilles.

'He's probably not my disciple.'

After all, none of his disciples met the above criteria.

Vlad III identified someone as a formidable enemy and instructed his Master to quickly ascertain the enemy's identity and find their weaknesses.

Astolfo's idea was the simplest: he wanted to play with the person Siegfried had mentioned, because he found the other person very interesting.

As for Avisbro, he wasn't very interested in anything outside of puppets, and besides, he was a Caster and wouldn't leave his own magical territory.

The last Frankenstein was in a daze, not thinking at all.

"Have you found any trace of Assassin?"

When talking about Servants, Darnick thought of the Assassin from somewhere in his hometown.

What does it mean if both sides have a follower acting independently?

Forced balance of power?

"Yes, according to the intelligence gathered by the familiars, it has been confirmed that the other party is in a town in Romania. After analysis, some familiars have been sent out to investigate."

Considering Assassin's ability to conceal his presence, Danic did not urge him, but merely nodded slightly.

After the conversation ended, everyone left the meeting room and returned to their respective residences.

Meanwhile, Fang Rui and his group, who were at the center of the conversation, had arrived in a town after a period of driving.

The three of them didn't care what the town was called.

They found a hotel that was still open and used hypnotic magic to solve the problem of checking in, and the three of them got a room to rest.

Two beautiful women shared a room, while Fang Rui was alone in another room.

"There's a smell of blood in the air!"

"It also has an aura of magic..."

"There are Servants in this city!"

Fang Rui stood by the window, gazing at the city in the darkness. He tilted his head and pondered for a moment before deciding to tell Medea and Joan of Arc.

After all, this is in the city, and if that servant attacks, it will be no small matter.

There are many ordinary people in the town, and one careless mistake could lead to a big problem.

"Dong dong..."

There was a knock on the wall, and Joan of Arc and Medea came to the window and communicated with Fang Rui through the wall.

"What's the matter?"

Fang Rui recounted his discovery, and Jeanne investigated, finding that Fang Rui was right; there were indeed multiple Servants in the town. She frowned and said, "Servants? Since they're in the town, I'll try my best to prevent a battle from breaking out."

For some reason, her authority as Ruler is not fully activated, and she may not be able to quickly control the servants.

'Let's find the Servant first and give them a warning!'

If you want to fight, then don't fight in the town.

With that thought in mind, Joan of Arc opened the window, leaped out, and disappeared into the darkness.

Fang Rui didn't go over. If a fight broke out later, he could go over then.

As for now...

"Mother Medea, it's time for class!"

"Don't call me teacher!" Medea said expressionlessly as she looked at Fang Rui who had climbed in through the window.

"Yes~yes~"

Fang Rui sat by the coffee table, quietly watching Medea.

After a moment of silence, Medea, sitting opposite Fang Rui, began to explain the basics of magic...

Chapter 318 Joan of Arc's Limited Knowledge

With the Ruler's privileges, Jeanne can lock the location of the Servant.

Therefore, she can easily find Servants hiding in the town.

Finding someone is one thing, but whether they are willing to listen to you is another.

Unfortunately, the servants in the city seem to be the type who don't listen to reason, so there's a 100% chance they'll clash with Jeanne d'Arc.

After all, at this point in time, the only Servants who can act independently from the team, besides Berserker who is prone to getting out of control in the Red faction, are Assassin, who has been out of control from the very beginning.

The two Servants mentioned above, one in a berserk state and the other a collection of resentment, make normal communication... very difficult.

The crisp sound of metal clashing drifted away on the wind, the intermittent echoes reverberating in Fang Rui's ears...

"The fight has already started!"

Fang Rui suddenly raised his head, looking thoughtful. At this moment, Medea stopped explaining the magic, and her eyes, hidden under her hood, gleamed. With the help of magic, her eyesight was enhanced, and she could see distant scenes.

"What are you planning to do?" After a while, Medea turned her gaze away and asked Fang Rui.

"How to do it? That's the question..."

The Servant who fought against Jeanne d'Arc was the Black Assassin, the embodiment of resentment—Jack the Ripper.

According to the Type-Moon universe, Jack the Ripper is an evil spirit formed from the resentment of tens of thousands of babies. His obsession is to return to the womb, making him a rather special Servant.

And her Master is also somewhat special.

A person with questionable ethics has extraordinary feelings for Jack.

Killing him outright would be easy, but...

A collection of resentment!

I'm quite curious!

Fang Rui wondered to himself, what is the difference between a collection of resentment and a collection of "evil"?

What kind of structure is it?

Fang Rui once watched an anime series where, in a miniature garden where Asuras, gods, and Buddhas coexist, there are beings called "Spirit Rank" and "God Rank," which are essentially special ranks.

For example, "divinity": a person or other creature granted the divine status of a snake will become a giant snake god; one granted the divine status of a human will become a living god or a child prodigy; one granted the divine status of a ghost will become a ghost god who can shake the heavens and the earth...

While "spiritual status" is similar to "divinity" in some respects, the differences between the two are also quite obvious.

Similarly, both "divinity" and "spirit" can bring power to the holder.

They are different. "Divinity" can be mass-produced, it's just a matter of manufacturing difficulty, while "Spiritual Essence" is difficult to mass-produce...

To be precise, let alone mass production, even normal production is very difficult.

The collective resentment of tens of thousands of people should be able to possess a relatively low-level spiritual status, right?

With that thought in mind, Fang Rui leaped out of the window and bounded forward, stepping on the eaves or balconies of buildings. In less than a minute, he arrived at the battlefield.

As an assassin, Jack the Ripper was competent, possessing relatively high combat abilities, and...

A special attack targeting women!

Therefore, Fang Rui did not allow Medea to follow.

Unlike Joan of Arc, Medea does not possess a defensive Noble Phantasm and is not immune to damage.

The alleyway was dimly lit and deserted.

Joan of Arc held the flag, fending off Jack's attack.

Compared to Jack, whose weapon is a short blade, Joan of Arc, whose weapon is a flag, is at a disadvantage, since long-handled weapons are difficult to fully utilize in narrow alleyways.

On the rooftop of a house on one side of the alley, Fang Rui stood on the eaves, looking down into the alley...

Then he looked up and looked around.

No Assassin Master was found.

Is Assassin acting alone?

'Going alone is definitely much more convenient...'

If you want to capture a Servant, controlling their Master is one of the necessary conditions, since Command Seals can allow Servants to teleport.

Therefore, it is necessary to determine the location of the master before making an arrest.

As for how to determine the location of an Assassin's Master, there is a very simple method.

Having already made up his mind, Fang Rui took a step forward, and the next second he fell straight down, like a sharp sword cutting through metal and stone, separating the two who were locked in a stalemate.