Lu Mingfei is transforming into the final boss.

"Wait, what did you say? That girl is going to become a magician?"

This was absolutely the most terrifying thing Waver Velvet had ever heard in his life. You have to understand that magic is not some roadside commodity that you can have whenever you want. It is the pinnacle of human skill, a miracle that only five people in the world possess.

The second of the five existing laws, the Kaleidoscope, is a miracle that allows one to observe parallel worlds and travel freely between them. Its user is Kishua Zelrich Schbein Augu, a man known as the Magic Marshal and the founder of the Clock Tower. He is a living fossil of human history, active since before Christ, and a disciple of the Magic King Solomon, having lived for thousands of years.

The Third Law is the Heaven's Cup, which is the materialization of the soul. Its application is exemplified by these summoned Heroic Spirits. The ultimate effect is to achieve an inexhaustible source of magical energy, which is a perpetual motion machine in the physical sense. It is held by the Einzbern family. Describing it as the third perpetual motion machine of mankind is a very apt description.

The Fifth Law manipulates time, or at least appears to be so. It is also known as the Blue Magic because its holder is Aoko Aozaki of the Aozaki family, who is also the only active human magician in the 21st century.

The other two laws, the First Law and the Fourth Law, only exist in human conversations and have never been actually seen by anyone. They are a blind spot for Weber Velvet, and no one can say what they are for the time being.

"What's wrong?" Lu Mingfei turned to look at the phone. "Come to think of it, I feel like I've seen you somewhere before?"

"Flatter, what's your teacher's name?"

"Eh, the teacher's name? The teacher's name is Weber Velvet."

"Weber Velvet... Ah, I remember now, that seemingly weak boy?" Lu Mingfei suddenly exclaimed.

"What did you say?"

"What's wrong? Did I say something wrong? That shouldn't be the case; I shouldn't be making mistakes anymore."

Waver frantically tried to calm himself down. If she saw him, and considering that this was also a Holy Grail War, the answer could only be the Fourth Holy Grail War, the one where he summoned Alexander the Great Iskandar.

But... where did she see that? If she were to exist like that, given how proactive she is now, it's impossible for her to have faded into obscurity during a Holy Grail War. We've never heard of her in the Fifth Holy Grail War either.

The more I think about it, the stranger it seems, unless it's something like a magic eye.

It seems to be the only possibility. If one has a high-grade magic eye, it's not impossible to see the past. This woman who calls herself Mingfei also has the power to do that.

"No...you're not mistaken." Weber used a respectful form of address quite naturally. "If I may ask, how did you see it?"

"Of course we see with our eyes. Are you stupid? What else can we see with? With our eyes? What are we using?"

As expected, it's a power similar to the Demon Eye. People of this level of strength don't bother to hide themselves. As long as you don't cross their inexplicable bottom lines, they're all easy to talk to.

"Wow, that's amazing! Is that what the teacher looked like when he was young?" Flat exclaimed. "I've seen it, I've seen it!"

"Flatter, let's not talk about that." Weber didn't want to continue that embarrassing topic. If it was this person who insisted, he could only let her continue, but if it was his student who insisted on bringing it up, he would have to crack down hard. "So, you've been watching what's happening outside...?"

All the fantasy species have returned to the inner sea of ​​the star, and naturally, a high-level dragon species like her would not be an exception. This was determined by elimination. The only dragon species discovered in the outside world is the Primal Dragon, the Albion Dragon, whose corpse turned into the Albion Tomb beneath the Clock Tower... No, the order is reversed. It should be said that the Clock Tower was built there because of the Albion Tomb.

"Looking outside? I don't understand that description." Lu Mingfei shrugged. She didn't intend to reveal that she had probably transmigrated; going along with their suggestion was probably a better choice. "To be honest, I don't even know how I got here."

It wasn't summoned, nor did it choose to descend on its own. So what could it be...? Waver really wanted to link that ultimate life form in the Arctic Ocean to this Holy Grail War, but what exactly that thing was, there was still no consensus.

The Magic Association has no concrete ideas on how to deal with this matter. After all, only a few days have passed since the discovery, not even enough time to hold a meeting to decide how to divide the spoils.

Yes, some within the Mage's Association already see the Arctic Ocean as the second Albion's Tomb. Seizing the initiative could change the entire magic world, and even be seen as a fast train to the source of all magicians' common desires.

As for whether that thing is a threat, well, although Weber, as the monarch of the modern magic department, is very pessimistic about this matter, after all, the moment that thing appeared, it turned the Arctic Ocean into a forbidden zone for life. But most magicians don't care much about their own lives. As long as they can reach the source, life and soul are just chips that can be bet at any time.

If you can't do it yourself, you can pass it on to the next generation. Of course, it would be best if you could get to the root of the problem yourself.

"So, what are your thoughts on the things in the Arctic Ocean?"

"What? The Arctic Ocean?" Lu Mingfei was taken aback, then recalled what she had discovered and realized it was a blind spot in her intelligence. "I don't know, what's wrong with the Arctic Ocean?"

Her only knowledge of the Arctic Ocean came from polar bears and some nature documentaries broadcast on science television; she really didn't know anything else. Unlike the Antarctic, which is the opposite of the Arctic, the Arctic... because it's all sea, doesn't have any special urban legends.

But Antarctica is different. She saw some eye-catching urban legends online, like the Antarctic ice walls. Ah... Of course, she didn't believe in such things before. Urban legends are just urban legends. She wasn't a conspiracy theorist. But now, she doesn't think so anymore.

Since she was able to travel through time, it wouldn't be surprising if she encountered some strange things. Of course, they probably wouldn't be anything extraordinary, otherwise humanity would have perished long ago, before she even arrived.

"Is that so? Thank you for your explanation." Waver took a puff of his cigar, which was part of his Mystic Code. By filling it with different types of tobacco, he could achieve different effects, such as defense, mental stability, or catalyzing magical circuits.

He didn't care about giving the Holy Grail to a girl, because for some reasons, such as his plan to dismantle the Greater Grail, he obtained a lot of information about the Greater Grail through the Tohsaka family, one of the families that initiated the Holy Grail War. He had a pretty clear understanding of what this thing was.

It's just a lump of magic. How much it can do depends entirely on the total amount of magic. Fulfilling wishes is just a bonus of the actual goal. It's given, but becoming a magician is a completely different matter, even though it sounds similar.

This dragon species doesn't know about the Arctic Ocean, so can we consider it irrelevant...? No, we can't equate it like that. What if she's a very cunning person? She knows but doesn't say anything. Such wicked people do exist in the world. It's not a good idea to have a biased view of these seemingly powerful figures.

Based on his own experience, it's possible that these seemingly powerful and legendary figures are actually quite abstract, and that they deliberately withheld their true identities to mislead him. For example, her voice sounds quite gentle, but it seems she has a subtle sadistic tendency—something that can't be gleaned from ordinary conversation.

"However, it sounds like you already have some ideas on how to break this barrier."

If Tsubaki Kugaoka is to win, the Reality Marble cannot be broken by killing her; it must be done through another method.

"It's simple, just destroy the barrier itself."

Her eyes shone with gold as she spoke with a smile.

It seemed to be as simple as breathing for her, and Waver Velvet only knew one thing about Noble Phantasms and techniques that could destroy barriers or even inherent barriers: Gilgamesh.

He had personally experienced that his Noble Phantasm, Enuma Elish, could destroy Reality Marbles. In other words, she also had a Noble Phantasm, or magic... or even spells.

For modern humans, fantasy species are synonymous with magic, representing ancient miracles and divine feats that human technology and magic cannot achieve.

But Lu Mingfei's original idea was to use her own inherent barrier, that is, the manifestation of imagination, to collide with the Pale Knight's simulated underworld. However, although it was her original idea, it is actually now in her contingency plan.

In addition, she had also considered covering the barrier directly with her Nibelungen, that is, using her Nibelungen to erode the simulated underworld, thereby achieving the effect of escaping.

These are all theoretically feasible solutions, but she hasn't done them yet.

"But I don't know what effect disrupting Tsubaki's dream would have on her, so I haven't done that yet. So I thought of a few other methods."

Do you have any other ideas?

Reality Marbles are essentially unsolvable for modern magic because the number of research samples is too small. They are extraordinary techniques even for Heroic Spirits, let alone ordinary people in modern times.

Lu Mingfei's claim that she had other tricks up her sleeve was utterly shattering his worldview.

"Miss Lu, I'd like to hear more details."

"Use my Reality Marble, [Nibelungen], to swap and replace it, thereby achieving the effect of escaping from here."