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　We Will Meet Again: Chapter 15: Human Evil

　"Let's review the current situation. According to Sieg's description, the opponent's Saber won't be able to fight again in the short term. Lancer and Rider are both dead, and the opponent only has four Servants, including the Witch Jeanne, who can fight."

　Mashu blinked in confusion, looking at Da Vinci who had replaced Romani Akiman across the screen.

　"Dear Leonardo da Vinci...what exactly is the name of that 'Little Zig'?"

　"It's okay with me..."

　Sieg shook his head slightly at Mash.

　"Look, the parties involved don't care anymore?"

　“I don’t think that’s the reason…”

　Ritsuka Fujimaru spoke incoherently while chewing a piece of meat.

　"Anyway, let us share with you the information we know."

　Mozart waved his hand, then took the initiative to change the topic to himself.

　"First, according to what you've said, the Humanity Burning is likely a purely human crisis, with no particular connection to Earth."

　"Can I understand this as the artist's first impression? Deliberately separating the Earth from humans in this narrative?"

　Leonardo da Vinci shook his long, smooth hair and asked Mozart.

　"Well... I guess so. After all, this is just my first impression, not any artistic processing."

　"In a sense, it's credible. After all, it's not manipulated by someone, right? Amadeus?"

　"Okay, okay, stop teasing me, Maria..."

　Mozart smiled bitterly twice, then handed the final word to Marie Anwatonette.

　"For us, this is a masterless Holy Grail War. I don't know the reason, but perhaps it's this land's cry for help or something else, and humanity has summoned us here."

　“Were they scattered from the beginning?”

　Sieg, who had been curled up in Joan of Arc's arms and listened quietly to the descriptions of several people, suddenly asked Marie Antoinette.

　"Even though the enemy had already gathered and their movements could be monitored through the Holy Grail, despite this intelligence gap, Humanity still chose to summon them separately and spread them out everywhere?"

　To put it nicely, the more you disperse, the greater your chances of survival.

　To put it bluntly, it means letting one servant fight against seven servants of the enemy, dealing with them one by one.

　"That does make sense. After all, only by gathering together can we have the strength to fight against the power of the Witch Jeanne d'Arc..."

　"That's true. The moment I was summoned, even though I hadn't realized what was happening, a strong alarm bell rang in my mind. The development of the situation was far beyond my expectations."

　As a nation, its war machine was completely shattered.

　In just a few days, he had become a paralyzed giant, waiting for the end called death.

　"Besides, the other side already has seven servants, and with us added in, it seems their numbers are seriously overwhelmed."

　"The other party exploited the Holy Grail's loophole, but still retained some means."

　"Little Zig, if you have anything to say, just say it directly. Everyone will be able to accept it."

　Sieg glanced at Jeanne, and after receiving a positive answer, he slowly stretched out his hands.

　"It's true that the enemy has seven Servants, but in a regular Holy Grail War, they only have six Servants besides the Berserker, and all of them are inflicted with Berserk status. The Witch Jeanne d'Arc is a Ruler."

　"The rules have been broken, but it's still not as low as it could be. Is that right?"

　Sieg nodded to Mashu. Although the loophole had been exploited and the judgment system inside the Holy Grail had been disturbed, the Servant standing on the other side was still summoned.

　"I get it! I get it, everyone!"

　Marie Anwatonette raised her hand high with a look of joy on her face.

　"Since we've been summoned, then our goal is clear, right? To defeat the opponent and reclaim the Holy Grail?"

　"What are you saying...but do we have enough fighting power?"

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　Xiang's words were like a bucket of cold water poured directly on Marie Antoinette's head, extinguishing the flame of excitement in the queen's head.

　"Although it may sound a bit offensive, but—"

　Fujimaru Ritsuka paused, then looked around.

　"The only one we can confront directly is Sieg..."

　"Although I'm glad that I don't have to go to the front line of the battlefield, but what you said is really a bit hurtful, Ritsuka..."

　Mozart had a sad look on his face and the baton in his hand dropped.

　Mozart's class is caster, but the number of magic tricks he knows can be counted on one hand, so he can only play a supporting role.

　Marie Antoinette, whose class is Rider, has little combat power due to her being a queen.

　Jeanne's abilities have been severely degraded, and she can only rely on her Noble Phantasm for defense.

　Mashu, the sub-servants, and the Noble Phantasms cannot be completely liberated.

　Sieg, a pure dragon, with powerful strength, is the backbone of the team.

　A cyborg girl who can give you a meticulous sense of security and reliability from eating and sleeping to traveling and fighting.

　"It really is..."

　Da Vinci sighed helplessly.

　They had all witnessed Sieg's fighting style, and it was unclear whether the auxiliary's speed could catch up with the opponent's.

　Moreover, the devastating attacks were far beyond the scope of their assistance.

　The other party was an absolutely formidable foe, and had been artificially driven into a frenzy. Even if the frenzy prevented them from exerting their full strength, they were still far stronger than them.

　Moreover, even though Mashu and Fujimaru Ritsuka are veterans, it is already good enough that Mozart and Marie Antoinette, two servants who obviously have nothing to do with combat, can hold their ground.

　"The current difference in combat power is really a bit despairing..."

　"This is really unfair!"

　"Then listen to my analysis. Although I've lost my connection to the Holy Grail, my experience as a ruler still gives me some clues..."

　Joan of Arc held Sieg in her arms and looked at Leonardo da Vinci across the screen.

　"Although the Holy Grail War hasn't even begun, a winner has already emerged. The Holy Grail itself may not possess a mechanism to reverse this phenomenon. However, it will still adjust to process errors and summon Servants with the help of human principles."

　"The Holy Grail doesn't have a similar skill. I've asked Justissa. So Ruler's speculation is the most reasonable explanation at the moment."

　The girl in his arms raised her hand slightly and added.

　"Then can we be sure that there are still servants like Miss Mary and Mr. Mozart on this French land?"

　Jeanne nodded to Mash.

　The prerequisite is that they survived the encirclement.

　"That means there's still the possibility of new encounters!"

　Marie Antoinette raised her hand joyfully.

　"Although this may be our last hope, there is still the possibility that the other party is an enemy..."

　"Anyway, let's just start looking! You'll definitely find something!"

　The orange-haired girl spoke loudly as if to cheer everyone up.

　"It's best to start as soon as possible, we don't have much time..."

　Da Vinci's voice reached everyone's ears through the communication magic.

　"All we can rely on now is Chaldea and Sieg's detection ability to sense the Servant..."

　Jeanne looked at the girl in her arms with some concern.

　"Don't worry about that."

　Leonardo da Vinci's confident words reached Joan of Arc's ears.

　"Although it's not as good as the detection capabilities of a true ruler, our system is still wider than what an ordinary servant can perceive!"

　After all, this is the masterpiece of her great genius, Leonardo da Vinci!

　"In that case, let's all rest up tonight. I'm sure everyone has been through so much today. Both physically and mentally, we're exhausted. After we've rested up, we'll set off tomorrow!"

　"I'll keep watch."

　Sieg slowly stood up from Joan of Arc's arms, stretched his body slightly, and all the bones in his body were crackling.

　The crimson dragon eyes scanned the dark forest around it, its sight penetrating the darkness directly.

　Balmung slowly emerged in Sieg's hand, and was then directly inserted into the ground next to the campfire by the girl.

　The firelight reflected on the sharp sword, reflecting a beautiful brilliance.

　-

　As the night deepened, the bonfire was still burning silently.

　The silver-haired girl sat on the rock like a statue, staring at the flickering bonfire with her eyes open, motionless.

　A little further away in the tent quarters, Marie Antoinette looked at Joan of Arc's face and asked with some concern:

　"You don't look well, Joan of Arc. What happened?"

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　Jeanne blushed slightly and looked away.

　"Sorry Mary... I'm not tired, I'm still a Servant after all..."

　"Could it be that seeing France like this made you feel depressed...or disappointed?"

　Joan of Arc shook her head slightly.

　"No, not because of that... But thank you for your concern, Mary..."

　Joan of Arc looked at the figure beside the campfire in the distance.

　"Although seeing familiar streets burning does make me feel a little sad, that's not the most important thing right now..."

　"Is that Sieg?"

　Marie Antoinette took over Joan of Arc's hesitation and spoke directly.

　"Um..."

　Jeanne nodded, her eyes still focused on the figure by the campfire.

　"I kind of regret letting her join that Holy Grail War..."

　Joan of Arc slowly clenched her hands and pursed her lips slightly.

　"Anyone can regret it, but you can't."

　Marie Anvatonette's gentle words struck Joan of Arc's heart like a heavy anvil.

　The latter looked at the queen in front of him with some disbelief.

　"why?"

　Marie Antoinette sighed helplessly as she looked at Joan of Arc in front of her.

　"Haven't you figured it out yet? That child is where he is now because of you, with your 'support'."

　"Once you regret it, it means you deny everything that child has done in the past, and all the efforts will turn into meaningless dust."

　"The futile efforts are even secondary. What is more serious is the consequences that the girl has to endure."

　The azure pupils looked straight into Jeanne's amethyst eyes.

　"Have you ever thought about what will become of her if you regret it?"

　The second half of the girl's life was caused by her. If she regretted it, it would be equivalent to denying the second half of the girl's life.