Nitocris looked conflicted; she really wanted to go find Rowe.

"Since you've already fallen for him, what are you waiting for? My mind is made up. Quickly retreat, Queen of the Underworld, go to the side of your beloved! My last command to you is to help my dearest friend, and then stay by his side forever. When we meet again, I want to see him as your queen—!!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Osmandis didn't even give Nitocris time to reply this time. He issued another order and blasted her out, along with all the guards in the Great Temple. The order was for him to go and fight as well.

"Pharaoh..."

Nitocris, who had been driven out, looked at the Great Temple with its doors tightly shut, her eyes filled with complex emotions. She wanted to say something more, but with the doors firmly closed, Osmandis could not hear her no matter what she said.

The other party was determined to drive everyone away.

But as she left, Nitocris clenched her fists tightly.

She could tell, of course, that Osmandis was now determined to die.

Although she didn't know what was happening, Osmandis clearly had foreseen something, which was why he was so eager to let her leave.

Nitocris understood that at this moment, she was no longer existing as Osmandis's assistant, but acting as the Pharaoh.

“I will not let you down, Osmandis.”

She spoke calmly towards the Great Temple, then resolutely led her last army away to the stronghold in the mountain village.

"...You've really grown up, Queen of the Sky and the Underworld."

After Nitocris left, the temple became empty and extremely desolate.

Osmandis gazed at the flickering lamplight, picked up a glass of fine wine, and swirled it gently.

The golden goblet, filled with crimson wine, reflected his face.

I have confessed everything that needed to be confessed, and I have done everything that needed to be done.

He was the only one left.

Let him deal with the strongest enemy next.

"The famous Magic King... No, that guy is clearly not him, he doesn't have the aura of a king..."

"Since that's the case, then let me see what exactly you are, the culprit who burned away humanity!"

Osmandis placed his hand on the throne, with the golden Holy Grail beside him.

He planned to use this as bait to lure the last enemy here.

As a heroic spirit, he has a responsibility to fight against the Lion King.

As a close friend, he felt it was his responsibility to shield Luo Wei and his companions from the greatest threat.

As a human being, he has a responsibility to confront the mastermind behind the burning of humanity.

If victorious, he will quell this singularity single-handedly, save humanity from burning, and restore glory to the Throne of Heroes; if defeated, someone else will inherit his will, continue to fight this singularity, and move towards the future.

"Just keep moving forward, my dear friend. I will take care of the crisis that follows."

Osmandis's voice echoed silently in the empty temple.

Chapter 207 Let the Lion King Fall into Evil?

The yellow sand stretches for thousands of miles, but no monks are in sight...

In the vast desert, two figures of different heights and skin colors rode mythical beasts and galloped endlessly.

Although they weren't on the journey to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures, their current predicament was just as strange as when Buddha happened to be away from home during that journey.

At least at this moment, Lo Wei's feelings were extremely complicated.

He had just returned from the sand city, or rather, the ruins, where Osmandis was located.

As for why it's called a ruin, the reason is quite simple.

Without warning, the enormous city vanished overnight, and the massive pyramid disappeared without a trace, leaving only a huge crater and many people busy migrating.

Thinking about this, Luo Wei was puzzled.

However, Osmandis's Noble Phantasm, the Great Composite Temple of Radiance, is an extraordinary Noble Phantasm comparable to Gilgamesh's Ea. It combines offense and defense and is blessed with the power of countless Egyptian gods, making it incredibly powerful.

Because he possesses the abilities of Horus, the sky god, the mere ability to fly is naturally a piece of cake for the [Great Composite Temple of Radiance]. Otherwise, Ramses II's Noble Phantasm wouldn't be known as "smashing someone's grave."

Therefore, Rowe knew without a second thought that Ramses II had used the flying ability of the Great Temple's tomb to relocate the position.

The city itself was built on the site of the magnificent complex of the Great Temple of Ramses II. As soon as the Great Temple took off, the entire city would naturally take off as well, which is why only yellow sand and ruins remained overnight.

That being said, Lowe really couldn't figure out what that guy was thinking.

Is this a full-scale attack, preparing to smash people with the Great Temple?

While launching a full-scale attack at this time is indeed a good idea, and it's time to settle everything, their number of Servants is overwhelmingly greater than that of the Holy City. Apart from the fact that no one can defeat the Lion King, this number is enough to try rushing B together in Camelot.

But I haven't boarded the bus yet! Please, I haven't boarded the bus yet!!

I am the person in charge of Mingming Mountain Village, and I also spearheaded the alliance with Pharaoh. Given my identity as a human and my beliefs, shouldn't I be in charge of the battle and the struggle against the Lion King?

How come he, the commander-in-chief, was left in the desert while the rest of the team went out to rush B?

I'm afraid that when they storm in, the Lion King will not see her and will think that she is disrespecting him and that he is unwilling to personally take action.

This is an outrageous slander!

In short, the meeting place at the Great Temple, which was originally agreed upon, was now completely out of reach, and he had no idea where to find the people.

So Luo Wei could only stop some of the Sand City soldiers who were moving to ask about the situation.

Their answer was: "Not long ago, a blonde female knight did indeed enter the city with many knights, but she was sent to the front lines by the Sun King. Then, about a few hours ago, the Sun King issued an oracle to attack the Lion King. After that, the Great Temple and the city suddenly took off. As for where she went, no one knows."

"However, Pharaoh Nitocris has already led a large force to the front line at the Mountain Village, while we will follow the Sphinxes to launch an attack from this side."

Alright, the case is solved.

Although Rowe was speechless at Ramses II's decision not to include him in the general offensive, he didn't think much of it. After all, Ramses II was a king, and a powerful one at that, whose achievements were built through military exploits. In terms of timing and strategy in war, Ramses II was far superior to Rowe.

Now that he has given the orders, all I need to do is cooperate.

Moreover, he now knows that Nitocris is in the Mountain Village, the battle has begun, and he is in charge of the Mountain Village, so he should hurry over there. Anyway, no matter where everyone is, as long as their destination is the Holy City, they will definitely be able to meet up.

So after learning the details, Lovi didn't hesitate and rode the Sand Sphinx to the Mountain Village to meet Nito and the others. Thus, they began a new round of their journey.

However, on his way back, to prevent the village from becoming an empty village again, Luo Wei decided to follow the road to a place he had always wanted to visit, both in the modern world and in the singularity, but had never had the chance to go.

When Osmandis proposed to him on behalf of Nitocris at the Great Temple, Lovi had already inquired about the approximate location of the place, and now it was a good time to go and take a look.

……

Soon after.

Rowe brought Serenity Hassan to a stop beside a quicksand pit. He glanced at the map Ramses II had given him, then at the swirling quicksand in front of him, and his whole demeanor became strange, as if he had eaten a rat.

"Um... Master, is this really the entrance to the Atlas Institute? Although I've seen important figures build extremely well-hidden entrances to conceal their treasures, this quicksand is just too..."

Silent Hassan asked with some concern, “This quicksand vortex in front of us looks extremely ominous. It doesn’t seem like the entrance to the Atlas Academy at all.”

"That's probably it. After all, this is information provided by Osmandis. Although that guy seems pretty brainless, he definitely won't make any mistakes in this kind of thing."

"Okay, okay..."

Silent Hassan nodded. Although she was unwilling to believe the Pharaoh, she would unconditionally trust her Master.

After all, it was the other party who saved his life.

"So……"

Just as Lo Wei was about to jump in to see what was going on.

"Turtle—turtle!!"

Suddenly, the Sand Sphinx lying beside him seemed to sense something and roared towards the other side of the sandstorm, startling Tranquil Hassan, who thought the divine beast was hungry.

However, due to the characteristics of the divine child, Lovi was able to understand what it was saying.

He leaned down to confirm, "You mean there are Servants approaching from the other side of the sandstorm, right?"

The hot sand sphinx nodded repeatedly.

"Thanks a lot."

Rowe patted its head.

With the arrival of this Servant, and the entire Singularity having been almost completely plundered, who could be the one to arrive?

Are they the Knights of the Round Table from The Lion King's side? Or Artoria and the others?

Luo Wei pulled Jing Mi behind him and squinted at the direction of the sandstorm.

One of the figures was a burly man carrying a sack of rice.

Upon seeing this figure, Luo Wei suddenly remembered that there was indeed such a person in this sixth singularity, the little-known Servant who contributed the line "Only one person can shatter the stars" in FGO.

His real name should be Omote Tota, the disciple that Sanzang kept mentioning.

So what the other person said was...

Somewhat puzzled, Luo Wei soon saw the two figures approaching.

His eyes narrowed slightly, and a look of surprise flashed across his face as he saw the person approaching.

"It's you?"

“That’s right, it is me. Nice to meet you, the chosen one of this era. Thank you for your contributions to this singularity and to the history of humanity in our world.” The famous detective in the trench coat smiled faintly and said, “But for you, this is probably not the first time you’ve seen me, is it?”

"...Correct, Sherlock Holmes."

Luo Wei smiled and called out the other person's real name directly; he had no intention of pretending not to know him here.

After all, in this famous detective's eyes, any lie can be seen through at a glance.

"It seems my reasoning was correct."

Seeing Lowe's indifferent reaction, Holmes raised an eyebrow: "Logically speaking, you shouldn't be able to recognize me. After all, in your timeline, Chaldea was directly replaced by the city of London. Because the entire world's magic was centrally managed, the Burning of Humanity didn't happen, and no singularities appeared. From any perspective, you shouldn't have seen me before, yet you recognized me at first glance... To be honest, I'm quite interested in you."

“Perhaps it’s because of the nature of the Son of God that I know everything?” Lovi shrugged.

"After all, you must know the interpretation of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, right?"

"Haha, of course, that possibility cannot be ruled out," Holmes said with a faint smile. "However, your test is not over yet. Those who walk on earth are not yet prepared for what is necessary to become gods residing high in the heavens, so you do not yet possess that ability."

"And after a long period of observation, I'm more inclined to another, more fantastical conclusion... perhaps you've already witnessed everything that was about to happen and successfully saved humanity once, right?"

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