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He wants to seize it!

If only we could seize that bizarre treasure in Ayanokoji Kiyotaka's possession—a treasure powerful enough to stop time, one whose influence even rivaled that of the goddess of heaven in her former life—we could achieve our goal...

Then, the final piece of the puzzle that allowed him to overcome everything was complete.

At that time, there will be no enemy in heaven or on earth who can withstand a single blow from him!

pity.

Just as his black whirlwind was about to touch Ayanokoji Kiyotaka.

The supply of magic power within his body was suddenly cut off as if a water pipe had been abruptly severed!

This sudden, dramatic drop in magical power caused his forward lunge to falter.

Obviously.

It was Yotsuya Miko, who wielded the [Presence Disappearance Technique] and used the Ryougi Shiki Servant Card at the crucial moment, who successfully crossed the defense line and killed his Master, Bazdielot, in one blow.

Koenji Rokusuke, who had been waiting for his chance, naturally wouldn't let such an opportunity slip by.

He laughed loudly, lightning crackling at his fingertips:

Goodbye, Avenger Boy!

A thick bolt of lightning struck down from the sky.

Taking advantage of the flash of lightning, Koenji grabbed Ayanokouji Kiyotaka by the shoulder and forcibly dragged him away from the Black Wind's plundering range.

Left with no other choice.

Having lost his magic supply and suffering from a deadly poison, Alcides had no choice but to abandon his tempting idea of ​​taking Ayanokoji's Stand.

He summoned Cerberus as cover for his pursuit.

He struggled with his broken body and stumbled to the side of the Bull of Heaven.

Before any other Servants or those strange humans try to deplete his magical energy, he must accelerate the process of merging with the Bull of Heaven.

If the fusion is successful, he will possess immense magical power to protect himself!

What he never expected was...

Just as he released Cerberus.

The Pale Knight, the current master of this dream barrier, easily seized control of Cerberus.

The giant demonic hound suddenly turned around, opened its blood-red maw, and bit down hard on Alcides' arm!

Fortunately.

Alcides has now begun to merge with the Bull of Heaven, supplemented by the vast divine magic remaining in the Bull of Heaven.

"You beast! Get out of here!"

He roared.

Simply by borrowing the power of the longhorn beetle, a thunderous roar mixed with a gale that tore through the air sent the traitorous Cerberus flying and crashing to the ground.

Enkidu finally managed to retrieve the Golden Key from Ishtar.

He instantly appeared before Gilgamesh, who was being supported by Tini and was breathing weakly.

"Jill, take it."

Enkidu handed over the golden key: "I can only temporarily prop up the cracks in your spirit origin that are collapsing."

"To truly replenish the damage to your Spirit Origin, you still need to rely on the treasure you keep in the Golden City."

Gilgamesh grunted.

Nodding, he took the key and, enduring the pain, opened the King's Treasury, taking out several magical artifacts to heal his wounds.

While doing so, he habitually started complaining:

"It's you cleaning up my mess again... You've worked hard, Enkidu."

"However, I didn't expect that bitch would actually show up."

"Now that the remnant soul has dissipated, it still leaves behind such a mess to cause me trouble... I've encountered nothing but unpleasant things all day!"

Listening to Gilgamesh complain.

Enkidu sighed and turned to look at Ayanokouji, Ryuen Sho, and the other students who had just finished their battle and were walking over with Suwei.

"Even though he is not a magician and does not possess any divine powers... he can participate so calmly in the top battle between Servants and goddesses, and even hold his own."

"That's truly rare."

Enkidu smiled and said to Gilgamesh:

"Jill, humans these days... aren't they quite surprising?"

"However, we should be the ones settling these disputes. Instead, we have to trouble these mortals to help us, which is really a bit unfair."

Hearing my close friend's praise.

Gilgamesh, unusually, did not utter a word of mockery towards these "misfits".