A compilation of memorable moments from Chaldea's girlfriends showing affection in various dime

When it comes to people they like or have feelings for, they immediately become incredibly considerate, kind, and adorable.

Kyosuke Kousaka vowed to himself that he absolutely must not become a landmine man.

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Little angel Ayase Aragaki hummed a song as she busied herself in the kitchen with a cleaver, muttering, "Jason... chop up Jason... Kyosuke-nii won't end up like Jason, will he...?"

Bless this beautiful world.

“If Corday had met Kazuma Sato… Kazuma might already be dead.” Darkness smiled mysteriously, her beautiful, jewel-like eyes fixed on Kazuma Sato.

“Yes, yes, I feel the same way. Corday definitely can’t stand the sadistic and the real.” Aqua nodded, thinking Darkness’s words were brilliant.

Huihui added insult to injury: "If Kodai finds out that Kazuma Sato is a womanizer... something terrible might happen."

If Sato Kazuya were to meet Charlotte Corday, he definitely wouldn't be tempted to have an affair.

He's still a man of some sense, after all... after all, he's courted disaster several times already.

When he opened up to everyone last time, he was treated very gently.

They successfully met the goddess Eris once again.

He still remembers what Eris said to him, "Please don't die over such trivial things... Please cherish your life a little more."

The shimmering world of Hathaway.

"Truly a hero from mythology, making the most of his time." Kaynas was very impressed with Jason; someone who hadn't received instruction from the advanced Federal Military Academy actually possessed such wisdom.

He is someone who has undergone systematic training and countless real-world combat experiences.

It's understandable why Jason needed to sleep from time to time and always let others take over in battle.

This is not nonsense.

Why should a commander fight personally?

The commander's responsibilities include overseeing the overall situation, controlling the future, analyzing circumstances, and so on...

The commander's job is to rest, think, and maintain his physical health.

"I'm so curious... what kind of weapon will be forged... what kind of bow and arrow can shoot directly through space from the Earth's surface?" Kiki waited with great anticipation for the divine bow and arrows that Hephaestus would forge two hours later.

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“Mr. Hephaestus, I’m sorry… could you provide us with some nanomachines…?” Mash asked Hephaestus.

"Requires an answer regarding...how to use it."

Captain Nemo said, "It's for equipping Chaldea's ships... their submarines. So that they won't lose to Odysseus's warships, and more importantly, not to Poseidon's."

Captain Nemo, in a rather childish and dramatic tone, declared, "Let the iron horse that traverses the shadows become the raging hunt that rules the storm—transform into that kind of warship!!"

Captain Nemo's sincere and ambitious words moved Hephaestus, who replied, "Use method confirmed, permission granted."

"Hephaestus Cllonomia, supplies are ready."

"Use this, the extra-large storage container that Captain Nemo gave me, to store it." Mashu took out a high-tech sealed jar, which instantly enlarged in Mashu's hand.

"Om-!"

A golden light began to flicker.

Countless grains of sand, shimmering with golden light, filled the transparent sealing ring.

These are like the quicksand of time, absolutely beautiful.

"Residual amount zero... The existing Hephaestus Klionomia has been completely depleted." Hephaestus indicated that she had been completely drained.

“Thank you, Mash. ...No problem, this capacity is enough. I borrowed the power of the blacksmith goddess Hephaestus to fight against Poseidon, who is like a father.”

Captain Nemo looked at the large jar of nanomachines and sighed, "Is it irony, or fate..."

"However, this will change both the submarine and me... We definitely won't lose next time."

"I will bring the nanomachines back safely. Please wait patiently." Mashu hugged the sealed jar and placed it in her backpack.

"Um... thank you!" Captain Nemo said to Mash.

Jason looked at Mochizuki Chiyome with a mysterious expression. "Oh, by the way, Mochizuki Chiyome, would you mind saying a few words?"

"Hmm?? What is it?" Mochizuki Chiyome looked at Jason strangely.

"Whisper... I've said this to Corday before, but I remember you..." Jason whispered to Mochizuki Chiyome.

Orion lay on the ground, bored, and said, "...Sigh. It's so boring just waiting here."

You can't barbecue here, and there aren't any monsters that dare to come in and cause trouble.

“Let’s think about what to do after we get her. We must shoot her immediately,” Achilles said.

Hephaestus said, "If you want to defeat Artemis, it's not recommended to shoot on this island..."

"Why?" Orion asked, puzzled.

"An attack originating from a nearby island... failed; all attacks disappeared before hitting their target, the reason is unknown..."

Sherlock Holmes frowned. "The attack disappeared before it hit, which is very concerning... It would be great to have some more information."

"Visitor records exist and can be viewed..."

"Could it be a Servant from Pan-Human History??" Fujimaru Ritsuka thought of this possibility.

"Ah, it's that."

"Those guys, huh?" Jason looked at Hephaestus's main body with a complicated expression. "...Although I don't want to see their faces, intelligence is still needed. Hephaestus, let me see them."

"Reading conditions met. Holographic projection data uploaded, playback of recordings commencing..."

Archer: "I salute you who have arrived here. ... Well. Since then, several more Servants have joined, but the number of Servants who have sacrificed themselves is even greater."

The mysterious archer delivered some bad news: "Several of them were defeated by the enemy's Alterego... Muramasa Mikiko and Kirei Kotomine."

"It's regrettable that we were unable to measure their combat data. I hope you will recognize them as formidable enemies. Don't worry about our sacrifice. After all, there's nothing you can do about it."

"In short, we still have Servants who survived. From the current perspective, we can say that we have won a victory."

Sakata Kintoki laughed loudly, "Hahaha, we've made a contribution to humanity! Everyone's prepared, so rest assured, Chaldea!"

"...Let's put that aside for now. I hope you'll take a good look at the data I sent. After that incident, we were also bombarded by the moon goddess Artemis."

Upon hearing this news, Jason looked sorrowful, and Hercules...

"If we hadn't happened to be scattered in different places, and if Hercules hadn't been there, we probably would have been wiped out long ago. No, to be precise, that's not the case. It was one of the Servants who first noticed the bombardment."

Sakata Kintoki said, "It's Mr. XXXXX, isn't it? Of course. After all, that person is—"

"...Just to be on the safe side, I've omitted my name. In short, we frantically enhanced the camouflage's functionality and barely managed to escape unscathed."

"Then—" The mysterious archer's voice suddenly stopped.

Hephaestus issued a piercing alarm, "Warning!! Artemis... has begun high-altitude probing. Cut off communications immediately!!!"

"Hey, what's going on—" Goldruff's expression changed. What happened?

Suddenly, Chaldea's communication signal disappeared.

"...Hephaestus, once the communication blockage is confirmed, we will proceed to the next round of responses."

"What I'm about to say has nothing to do with the Atlantic Lostbelt, and I can't say I'm absolutely certain about it. But I still really want to convey this to you."

"...Do you feel a sense of incongruity? Not about your current state, but about your situation."

"Of course, this is an extremely unusual situation. There's no doubt about that. However, unusual situations are different from feelings of unease. Look into the other person's face and listen carefully to what they have to say."

"To be unskeptical is not kindness, but escapism. ... You must be skeptical, no matter how reliable the other party may be."

"Needless to say, this is a secret between just the two of us. Please."

"...These alone are not enough to dispel their doubts about the cutting off of communications."

"Therefore I will provide two important pieces of information. First, our destination, Olympus—about the route to get there."

"Secondly, it concerns Artemis."

"Through several experiments, we were able to prove that she was at an extremely high altitude."

"None of our Noble Phantasms can hit her."

The mysterious archer sighed, "...It's not just because the distance is too great. All our attacks disappeared midway."

"If there's any other place where there's a chance of hitting it, it's that island... the island directly below Artemis. You might be able to get your revenge there. I'll send you the island's coordinates."

"Contact ended."

Swish-!

The holographic projection ended, and Hephaestus removed the shield.

Goldrov saw the signal return, wiped the sweat from his brow, and said, "Phew, it's connected. What was going on just now?"

"Although we are continuously checking your vital signs, what exactly happened?" Da Vinci asked Fujimaru Ritsuka kindly.

Jason skillfully addressed the Chaldeans, saying, "It was just idle chatter, nothing more. But we did acquire some important information, mostly philosophical stuff about the differences between gods and men. It won't help with the current situation at all."

"That Hephaestus guy, isn't he just lonely and restless?"

Jason gave Fujimaru Ritsuka, Mashu, Mandecardo, and Charlotte Corday a wink… I'll just brush this off for now. It seems the problem lies with you Chaldea.

You need to stick to the same story as me. Understand?

Jason blinked frantically, sending a signal to Fujimaru Ritsuka through his azure eyes. Could this be Jason's hidden Noble Phantasm?

Everyone nodded, indicating that they understood.

The Chaldeans were quite surprised; Jason actually possessed such a skill.

"In short, we have obtained information on the route to Olympus."

“And there’s the intelligence we need to attack Artemis,” Jason said to Hephaestus. “Alright, mark it on the map first.”

A map of the Atlantic Lostbelt appeared on the screen. "The area surrounding the 'Void Hole' where the Imaginary Tree is located appears to be nothing but a vast ocean."

In the center of the ocean stands a colossal, snow-white tree that seems to reach the sky... hundreds of meters in diameter, incredibly thick, with endless whirlpools beneath it, making it impossible for ships to reach.

Around the Imaginary Tree... there are some scattered islands...

These islands surround the Imaginary Tree, like a natural protective barrier.

"Therefore, it seems that you can get there by any route—but because the ocean currents are controlled by Poseidon, there is actually only one passage."

"And if you want to take this route, you can only start from a single island. The island's name is Nemesis."

"The island named after the goddess of vengeance is the starting point for the journey to the Imaginary Tree and Olympus..."

"It was also the final target location used to shoot down Artemis."

“Hmm…” said Sherlock Holmes.

Leonardo da Vinci said, "Captain, this is your area of ​​expertise. May I offer my opinion?"

Captain Nemo said, “Let me think… The ocean is meant to be free. But if we want to restrict shipping lanes, controlling the currents is indeed the most practical approach.”

"But this also reveals an extremely important and dangerous fact."

Jason pondered, his expression grave. This was truly terrible news. "Hmm, if the intelligence is true—we can't escape Odysseus's army. They already knew our destination."

"We must shoot down Artemis...and cut down the Imaginary Tree. Therefore, Odysseus's army only needs to lie in wait before the island of Nemesis..."

"I see... no wonder their search was so lenient."

Jason paced around the temple, pondering, "For Odysseus, this sea was not a sea of ​​freedom... but a fortified and unfree fortress."

“Although there are all kinds of oceans in the world, this is the most disgusting. It’s enough to make me believe the legend that the Greek sea is red,” Captain Nemo said with disgust, which went against his conscience.

The Chaldeans realized that they could not escape Odysseus and had no choice but to confront him head-on.

They would face Odysseus, the wise man of the Trojan War, and the Olympians, who were ready.

This is simply an impossible task.

Artemis's cannon fire, Odysseus's monstrous army...

This is too difficult.

The choice is to both defeat Artemis and defend against a sudden attack from Odysseus...