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For some undisclosed means, Leif also summoned Attila, who could destroy Roman civilization.

If you look closely, this may be a very good strategy.

But the key point is that Attila is not the kind of person who allows herself to be manipulated by Leif.

This can be felt from her behavior during the conversation just now - she doesn't like being pointed at.

Not to mention that Attila originally just wanted to destroy Roman civilization, but Leif targeted the Britannian reinforcements who were trying to repair the singularity.

Differences in concepts eventually led to conflicts.

Attila wanted to kill Leif with his Sword of War, but he escaped.

Then, there is the situation at this moment.

Ok……

This seems to explain everything that has happened so far.

But there is a key question that has yet to be answered - if Attila wanted to destroy Roman civilization, he should have taken action immediately. Why would he sit here and watch the sunset?

Unable to figure out the problem for a moment, Ian could only try to find out the answer indirectly.

"If that's the case, then shouldn't you be on the streets of Rome right now?"

"Is there another reason for appearing here?"

"Yeah." Attila didn't doubt Ian's words, she nodded.

“Because the private goal disappeared.”

"Disappeared?"

"Yes."

Attila stretched out his hand and pointed to a point in the distance - that was the direction leading to the Roman capital. Standing on this highest mountain, one could vaguely see the ruins of the city after the fire.

"Hasn't Roman civilization disappeared by now?"

"..."

Ian felt his head begin to play out a little drama.

The two Neros started asking and answering each other.

Q: Why is Attila here?

A: Because she wanted to destroy Roman civilization.

Q: Didn't the Roman civilization end in the fire? Attila should have left at that time, right?

A: But don’t forget that the reason she came here was not to “confirm the destruction of Roman civilization” but to “destroy Roman civilization”.

That's right.

This seems to be a dead end.

If you want Attila to leave and repair the singularity, you must let her witness the fall of Roman civilization;

But if you want to reset the current Roman civilization, you must let her leave first.

What's even more troublesome is that Attila doesn't like being told what to do - as Rafe, who was almost hacked to death by her, can attest.

This meant that there was no way for him to explain everything to her directly, let alone ask her to leave without saying a word.

Although Nero's ancestors might be able to expel her by force, he certainly couldn't gamble on such an uncertain possibility.

how so……

Ian felt his scalp tingling.

He could never have imagined that he would be stuck in such an unexpected and unsolvable loop. The dead end that Leif wanted was actually set up by accident.

No... this idea is wrong.

The man quickly adjusted his emotions.

There is no such thing as a dead end.

Even in such an extreme situation as Nero's, he was able to find a way to separate her from the Holy Grail.

This time, we will definitely be able to find a solution.

"By the way—" Ian, having gathered his thoughts, spoke again.

"Attila, do you hate Roman civilization so much that you must see it destroyed?"

"No." The white-haired girl shook her head. "I don't hate Roman civilization, but I hate 'civilization' itself."

"Civilization that has grown to a certain level becomes unbearable for the private sector."

"Have you always been like this?" Ian continued, "As long as it's civilization, you will want to destroy it?"

"That's not the case."

Attila looked at the sharp blade named the Sword of the God of War, which was emitting three colors of light and was inserted beside him.

"If it is a good civilization worthy of praise, it is not impossible to keep it after careful consideration."

"but--"

"Situations like that are rare."

"..."

Ian realized that Attila's words at this moment might be the only way to break the deadlock.

After a moment's thought, he made a rather risky decision.

"Attila, if that's the case, would you like to do something with us?"

"what's up?"

"Visit Rome." The man said word by word.

444. Attila: The City Without Vitality/Rome's "Reconstruction" Plan (4k)

"Ok?"

Ian's simple words made Attila pay attention.

She looked at the man next to her, and there was a hint of emotion in her beautiful red eyes.

"I don't understand what you mean."

"Rome no longer exists... You said you wanted to take me to visit it, but wouldn't it be just a meaningless ruin in my eyes?"

"No." Ian shook his head.

"Attila, I have a way to show you what Rome was like in the past—I guarantee it on my character."

"..."

Atila's eyes wandered over Ian, as if she was hesitating whether to believe him.

Finally, she made some kind of decision, as if giving in.

The white-haired girl pulled out her Sword of the God of War from the ground beside her, and then pointed the blade with three-color light at Ian's throat.

"If you are so confident--"

"Then use your life as a guarantee. If you can't give me a satisfactory sight, I will take your life."

"..."

To be fair, Attila's remarks were quite threatening, and the tri-colored sword in her hand also did not seem to be just for show.

Feeling the magic power overflowing from it, Ian couldn't help but feel a little worried.

but--

The man knew that he absolutely could not show any hesitation at this time.

He just nodded and answered Attila, "No problem, I promise you."

"..."

The white-haired girl retracted her sword and then asked the second question.

"That--"

"Are we leaving now?"

"No." Ian shook his head again, "We're leaving tomorrow."

"Before that, have a good night's rest."

"..."

Attila nodded expressionlessly.

"Privately understand."

As time passed, as Attila was persuaded by Ian, the volunteers from Britannia had to temporarily settle down on the top of Viminale.

The white-haired girl who appeared here because of the will to destroy held her tricolor sword in her hand, looking up at the moon above her head, her eyes filled with some indescribable emotions.

It was a slightly melancholy scene, and anyone who saw it would probably feel a hint of sadness.

but--

This is a perfect opportunity for Ian.

He gathered all the girls who participated in this operation, and started discussing tomorrow's plan to visit Rome around a campfire.

"so--"

Mashu, who had a large shield lying beside him, was the first to speak.

"Is that girl named Atira the reason why this singularity cannot be repaired now?"

"Yes." Ian nodded, confirming this statement.

"She was summoned by Leif to destroy Roman civilization, but this goal is no longer achievable."

"Because the goal of the action has completely disappeared, are you in a state of confusion?"

Tamamonomae hugged her legs, looking quite emotional.

"I understand this feeling."

"..."

Knowing that Tamamonomae was recalling her five lives before coming to Chaldea, Ian silently stroked her head to comfort her sad heart.

Nero also saw this scene.

The jealous young emperor came directly to her teacher, then lay on his lap, and spoke as if vying for favor;

"That--"

"Isn't this Yu's enemy? According to common sense, we should eliminate her, right?"

"I can't accept the destruction of Roman civilization at all!"

"Nero, I can't accept it either." Ian looked at the girl with puffy cheeks on his thigh, "But compared to a battle that might put everyone in danger, I would rather solve this problem peacefully."

"After all, the other party doesn't look like the kind of enemy that can be easily eliminated, right?"

"..."

This is true.

Although he had never come into direct contact with Attila, Nero could indeed sense that the other party was not simple - especially the tricolor sword.

Although he did not think he had no chance of winning, Nero knew that if the situation could be resolved peacefully, it would not be something to be disgusted with.

"that--"

After listening to everything, Boudica spoke cautiously:

"I don't want to spoil your fun, but Roman civilization is completely gone now, right?"

"If we take Atira with us like this, won't she think we're lying and get even angrier?"

Boudica is still very good at grasping the crux of the problem.