Holy Grail War? Dragon Ball War

"that."

Having been turned away countless times, Frillie wore her usual expression, "(￣︶￣)".

"You seem troubled. Do you usually do things like this?"

CC looked at her embarrassed expression and then asked, puzzled.

It's really strange that they would casually ask passersby if they needed help and then try to get money or magic books from them.

"Completely different from the world I live in."

"Miscalculation."

"It looks like we'll have to camp out in the wild tonight."

With a sigh, and sensing the strange looks coming from those around her, Frillie said helplessly.

"If you have no money at all, that's true."

It could perhaps be called a predicament, as the mighty Archmage was completely helpless in the face of this.

The two walked around the city and saw the completely different environment.

"Military Port City. Li Urovar."

"The commerce here is quite prosperous, and there are many good things here."

Having figured out where they were, the two sat on the steps, looking out at the sea, and rested.

"Moreover, I've heard that some of the people here are geniuses who can use magic."

When CC mentioned this, Frillie perked up her ears.

"It seems that magic has been divided into different classes."

"First and second-tier magic is something that normal mages can use, but third-tier magic is already a realm that only geniuses among humans can explore."

Listening silently, Frillie thought of Philon.

Genius?

Are you referring to the Philen type?

Without any knowledge of the magic of this world, it is impossible to properly judge what these ranks are based on.

"The fourth to sixth stages are used by those legendary heroes. It is said that the sixth stage magic is the highest level of magic that humans can master."

"As for magic beyond the seventh tier, it seems no one has ever seen it."

CC brought up an interesting topic and observed Frillie, but the latter maintained a very "slacking off" expression.

"You've done a lot of research!"

Feeling reassured that her Master was quite reliable, Frillie was now at ease.

"If you go and take a look around in those crowded places, you'll always find something worthwhile."

CC is not only an expert in this kind of intelligence gathering, but also quite adept at it.

After all, it's not like we haven't done it before.

"So, Caster, what tier of magic would you use, according to their definition?"

Out of curiosity, CC asked that question.

This is very important, as it concerns their future strategic direction.

"Hmm, I don't know."

The way Freya answered with her pouting lips and round face was rather comical.

“There are vast differences between worlds.”

"Even people are like this."

"The magic in my region doesn't have a hierarchy."

"From magic that destroys cities to magic used in daily life."

Standing up, Frillie slowly began to explain.

They don't have any hierarchy where they live; the difference lies only in how it's used, the principles behind it, and the degree of its effectiveness.

Just like the magic she casually used to destroy the "demon race," it was what people commonly referred to as "ordinary attack magic."

It sounds very approachable and ordinary.

However, this magic can actually easily penetrate the enemy's defensive magic and equipment with magic resistance, directly destroying the body.

How would you rate this kind of magic?

"However, after witnessing the magic and martial arts of this world, perhaps I will be able to make the comparison."

She dusted herself off, looked at the twilight sky and the shimmering sea, and began to speak.

"You might want to hide your identity."

Noticing the stares from those around her, CC gave her a reminder.

"Hmm, it seems that elves are quite rare in this world."

Frillie also found it strange that she had been receiving constant stares from him.

Even if elves are almost extinct in her world, their appearance shouldn't attract this much attention.

"It seems everyone is talking about why the elves are here. If it weren't for the relatively good security here, I would suspect that someone is planning to kidnap you and sell you."

"Fortunately, the problem was discovered early."

"Yes, there haven't been any magical fluctuations nearby."

The fact that elves attract attention is a good thing; it was discovered early on, otherwise they might have been at a disadvantage if they encountered other inconspicuous or hidden masters and servants.

……

"In the end, they still came back."

I'm sorry.

"I can't do anything."

Sitting on the ground, hugging her legs, Frillie apologized.

In the end, I didn't get any work and wasted most of the day.

There are some things I'm really interested in, but I can't buy them.

I really miss the days when Philon and the others were around.

"Crack."

Using wood to start a fire, the two simply found a temporary cave as their base.

Previously, bear-like monsters lived here, but they were easily eliminated by Frilian.

"Was your analysis going smoothly?"

Thinking of another crucial question, CC looked at Frillie and asked.

Yes

The newly summoned Frillie had carefully studied the so-called Heroic Spirit Summoning Circle.

(Although it's gone, I remember the general outline.)

The words she uttered with a pout at the time were quite intriguing.

"Well, it didn't go very smoothly."

“It will take some time.”

When the topic came up, Frillie unusually perked up.

It wasn't an incomprehensible technique, but rather a "topic" that was quite interesting in a certain sense.

The person who can develop this kind of magic is also quite accomplished.

She had already experienced the general effects firsthand; what Frillian needed to think about was how to operate and activate it.

For Frillie, magic is essentially the same as a "program".

Once it can be fully analyzed, it will be of tremendous help.

For example, breaking the master's barrier and removing the golden transformation, etc.

Fortunately, there is no sign of contact with any Servants yet, and it would be best to complete this before the battle even begins.

Otherwise, with this current group lacking any avant-garde elements, they would likely have little chance of resistance should an assassin like Assassin get close.

Just as she possesses magical abilities as a Caster, Servants of each class should also have corresponding abilities.

Archer's ranged attacks, Assassin's stealth and assassination, Rider's charge.

I always felt that no one was very friendly to her.

Not to mention Saber, Berserker, Lancer, and others.

Upon closer reflection, it seems that a mage really does need to be avant-garde to attract hatred.