Holy Grail War? Dragon Ball War

Even a powerful horde of monsters would be easily driven back by the colossus!

With this in mind, they gradually lost their fear of the "Demon King".

This phenomenon is not unique to this region; it is also observed in the Empire, the Council, the Holy Kingdom, the Dragon Kingdom, and other places.

"I was quite worried before, but now it seems that the people here are really amazing."

Flying in the air, Rimuru was watching the battle from the Council of Nations.

Witnessing the repeated tug-of-war between the colossi and the monster tide was quite a novel experience for him.

"Colossi of that level are simply too powerful for humans."

"Is it some kind of national treasure?"

"But isn't that a bit too much?"

Looking around with her hand raised, Rimuru praised.

To put it bluntly, just having this huge pile of colossi there would be a headache for those who aren't at the level of a demon lord.

(Information: Analysis complete; the Servant's magical energy reaction can be detected.)

(This is magic element that I have never encountered before.)

Raphael's analysis startled Rimuru.

A Servant I've never seen before.

That leaves only Saber.

But why would Saber create such a colossal statue?

Shouldn't he be a swordsman?

Moreover, given the quality and quantity of these colossi, would the other side have so much superfluous magic to waste?

He had heard that more than one country had been invaded by monsters.

If every country had such a configuration, Saber's magical power might be more terrifying than expected.

"That's really impressive."

"I really want to see what kind of person Saber is."

Although they had never met, Rimuru couldn't help but admire the other's abilities.

Regardless of whether the other party knew about the "Demon King's" characteristics, their act of stopping Ainz was already quite remarkable.

"That Rider guy."

"They're probably furious."

Rimuru could already picture Ainz looking rather grim; she had a feeling he'd messed with a troublesome enemy.

After all, Rimuru hadn't expected Rider to do something so "outrageous".

I used to think he was a guy with some ambition but at least he wouldn't do anything reckless, but now it seems that Rimuru underestimated his desire for victory.

They really wanted to maximize the use of the "Demon King" characteristics in order to seize the final victory.

Although it's hard to admit, Rider's home advantage as a local is indeed huge.

If he were to take such an action, he would likely gather a large number of "followers" in an instant, thereby gaining significant enhancement.

The fear of living beings is not about living, but rather the fluctuation that occurs whenever fear arises.

When that time comes, Rimuru feels that even if there is a hero, it will be difficult to save the situation. After all, even with special attacks, you have to hit the target. If you miss, it won't pose a threat.

Raphael had also told him that even if it were only a third of the whole world, it would be extremely terrible.

Rider's actions against the entire world this time are undoubtedly an attempt to "flip the table" before anyone can react.

After all, there are probably very few Servants who understand the characteristics of a "Demon King".

Unfortunately

Rider's attempt to "flip the table" was immediately and thoroughly stopped by Saber.

At least from what Rimuru heard along the way, not many people were afraid of Ainz Ooal Gown.

Rather, it gives off a frivolous feeling of "just so-so".

The large-scale harm was prevented, and the subsequent reaction was that simple.

"Speaking of which, how exactly did Saber know Rider would do that?"

Even for a hero like him, the two he encountered before didn't have such a "coincidence".

Rider began his operation three days ago, and the offensive was only halted in the latter half of the second day.

To say that it was prepared in advance would be a bit too fast.

"Could it be that Saber has precognitive abilities?"

"No, if it really existed, it would probably have been stopped on the very first day."

"So it was a coincidence?"

With his arms crossed, Rimuru pondered the question but still couldn't come up with the right answer.

But he became increasingly curious about that Saber.

"I really want to meet him peacefully."

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Silence filled the room, and Demiurge could clearly sense the terrible mood of the Supreme Being before him.

"Berserker has some good tricks up his sleeve!"

"You've been protected from all of this?!"

No wonder the growth of power has slowed down recently; it turns out that each country has gained confidence.

The soldiers wouldn't feel too much fear if the colossus were simply destroyed.

After all, no one died.

On the contrary, using the power of the colossus to repel the monster tide will actually boost the soldiers' confidence and morale.

The mindset that monsters are "nothing special" will gradually take over.

In this situation, who would still fear him? Fear "Ainz Ooal Gown"?

He was quite angry, but Ainz couldn't show it.

Strengthening the demon generals and monsters is already the limit under conventional methods.

Normally, no country could possibly stop it.

But who would have thought that we would still fall into such a terrible and embarrassing situation?

Instead of gaining fame, it became a laughing stock.

He could already picture Berserker laughing at him, and he was quite unhappy.

With Caster gone, only that guy could summon these colossi.

Lancer, Archer, and Assassin seem completely unrelated to these colossi.

While Saber is suspicious, he wouldn't go to such lengths. Only Berserker could execute such a well-timed defense.

After all, the characteristics of the "Demon King" are something that ordinary people would never know.

Just look at the behavior of the other Servants; those guys didn't even bother to stop it, which shows that it's still a secret.

"Hmph, I'll settle this score with you sooner or later."

Having been haunted by this defeat, Ainz knew that continuing was pointless.

He must do it himself.

With only the legions of Demiurge and Aura, this is already the limit.

To be honest, this setback was completely unexpected.

He and Demiurge had planned ahead for this operation.

(But that's not right either.)

(The offensive slowed down starting on the second day. So why was that?)

Logically, it should have initially caused fear, but why did it start to decline afterwards?

Even with a giant like Colossus trying to stop it, there's no reason why the "heat" would cool down so quickly.

After all, deaths had indeed occurred before, and ordinary soldiers couldn't possibly be unafraid.

It would definitely cause panic. And the reason it went out... unless...

(Who is in charge of the overall situation?)

Chapter 533: Reunion!