Holy Grail War? Dragon Ball War

Ainz and Nabe hid in the distance, having already cast a concealment spell on themselves before arriving here.

Although the thick fog still permeated the surrounding area at night, it posed no obstacle for Ainz.

Even from a great distance, you can already see each other's faces.

One of them looked like the elderly office workers he had in mind, incredibly weathered.

The other person's face was not clearly visible because their back was turned to you.

(However, what I just witnessed was undoubtedly a form of magic.)

(However, their magical power was lower than expected.)

Leaving aside the weathered middle-aged man, there was almost no other person with a sword hanging at his waist.

(Is it a warrior class?)

(Thinking about it, that level of magic just now wasn't something that could be easily used.)

(Or did they use items like magic scrolls and sealing crystals?)

Perhaps it's the right thing to go out and make some contact first. Appearing as "Black Momo" shouldn't cause any resistance.

"Shall we go out, Lord Momo?"

Nabe noticed Ainz's movements and asked him what was going on.

"Ah, you saw it too, didn't you? That fire magic just now was at least at the sixth rank or higher."

"But looking at these two, they don't seem to have the feel of magic chanters at all."

"To my knowledge, no human being has ever been able to do this before."

"This is an opportunity to find out whether the other party is a native people or some other (player, servant) existence."

Ainz was certain that the two were not creatures of any other race, but were indeed humans.

But how should I put it?

There's always a sense of unease.

He frowned, sensing that something was amiss.

But in the blink of an eye, the armored man grabbed the weathered middle-aged man and they were lifted into the air in just a moment.

(The magic of "flight"?)

It was no surprise to Ainz that he had never seen a human who could fly before.

Rather, it's more accurate to say that many of the monsters in the area don't possess this ability.

But then he seemed to realize something, his expression changed drastically, and he shouted out.

"Nabe, you're not paying attention!"

"They've spotted us!"

Chapter 465: A Battle of Wits and Courage!

"Lord Momo, we..."

Nabe glanced at Ainz, who hadn't made a move yet, and tentatively asked a question.

"Don't rush. They might think we're spying on them and have been mistaken for enemies."

Ainz waved his hand, indicating that she shouldn't be overly sensitive.

Regardless of their identities, it is necessary to investigate.

player?

A strongman among the natives?

Or perhaps, a follower?

That kind of extremely fast flight is something that ordinary people cannot do.

And the other party is definitely still nearby.

Although he couldn't pinpoint the exact location of the other party, Ainz had that feeling.

(Let's test the waters first.)

He couldn't just pretend nothing had happened; he had to find out more about the other party.

"I am Momo, a Steel-class adventurer."

"I was very rude just now, and I'm afraid it caused you to misunderstand."

I apologize for this.

"We have no intention of disturbing you."

The sound was so loud, and the eyes hidden inside the helmet were also watching the surrounding commotion.

(If it were just other adventurers, given Momo's reputation, the atmosphere shouldn't have become so tense.)

As he pondered his next move, Ainz awaited the other party's response.

"call"

But the expected answer did not come; instead, there was only the quiet wind blowing.

(No response?)

Realizing that the other party had no intention of communicating, Ainz began to rule out their identities.

Since the identity of "Momo" cannot reassure the other party or make them show themselves, it means that there is a secret that cannot be told.

Player Servant.

The likelihood of either of these is very high.

They attempted to observe their surroundings using their transformed data eyes, but still failed to obtain accurate information.

(Was it hidden too well, or was the distance not enough?)

With these thoughts in mind, Ainz also secretly contacted Suzuki Satoru.

.........

(Saber, is this confirmed?)

(Too far to be completely certain, but we also can't get too close and alert them.)

(If you get close enough to be observable, and if the other party is indeed a Servant, then you can also detect them.)

(Really? Then you'd better watch out.)

Hidden in a deep, dug pit, Seiya peeked out and watched the two outside talking to Kiritsugu.

When he realized he was being spied on, he tried to counter the detection, but unfortunately the distance was too great, so he failed to discover the identity of the person hiding.

Momo was pitch black.

If I remember correctly, he was a very famous adamantite-level adventurer in the kingdom.

Seiya had heard the information that Kiritsugu had gathered.

A powerful adventurer who subdued the wise king of the forest, dealt with the undead uprising, and eliminated the vampires of the plains.

It's possible that the other person is a Master, and perhaps the beautiful woman next to her is a Servant.

It was precisely because of this consideration that Seiya did not show himself.

Even when the other party apologized, he didn't care at all.

(What's hidden inside the armor might just be a corpse or an empty shell.)

(She was merely drawing attention away from others; the woman beside her was the one in control.)

(Or perhaps those two people were actually dead.)

Kiritsugu, who was in a distant camp, felt a twitch as he could clearly hear Seiya's words.

No matter how you look at it, the kingdom's famous steel-level adventurers wouldn't be this kind of thing, right?

As always, he couldn't keep up with Saber's thought process.

But I didn't dwell on it or argue back too much.

Kiritsugu didn't need to worry about the specifics of how to do it.

After all, when it comes to winning and saving the world, the other party is the real expert.

Compared to him, an amateur who almost couldn't even save his own family, there's no need for him to offer any advice.

……

"Let's rest here for a while, Nabe."

After waiting for a while and still not seeing the other party appear, most people would probably assume that the other party had already left.

But Ainz didn't think so; that unsettling sense of unease still lingered.