Holy Grail War? Dragon Ball War

Secondly, Lancer was not hit.

That was a rifting "divergence" that could only be witnessed with the Rinnegan.

Because the sight of things splitting in two by his left eye was so sudden, Sasuke was momentarily surprised.

When Lancer, who hadn't been hit, appeared, he understood the situation in a very short time.

"As expected, the ability to manipulate fate is just too overpowered."

Observing the battle from above, Rimuru muttered to herself.

He asked Remilia about it afterward, and she told him frankly without any attempt to hide anything.

Manipulate fate

As its name suggests, it is an anomaly capable of altering the "trajectory".

It's like having two roads in front of you; you can go left or right.

The difference lies in where the person making the choice wants to go.

And Remilia's is the same.

This is why Frilian's spells "failed" during their previous battle.

What should have been a "successful" destiny turned into a "failure".

Rimuru genuinely felt that the change was crucial, giving him extra time to prepare.

That was a "treasure" that could influence the rest of one's life.

However, this seemingly powerful Noble Phantasm is actually passive and indiscriminate in its effect on both friend and foe.

The conditions for activation are all unclear, but Remilia once said that "she was able to know in advance".

When applied to combat, it can even turn an enemy's attack that was supposed to "hit" into a "miss".

This is why Remilia sometimes doesn't want to dodge attacks.

Because once you know that no matter what attack you face, it won't hurt you, then there's no need to dodge.

Rimuru believes that, in theory, the trigger rate of this Noble Phantasm should be very low.

After all, if it could be triggered frequently, it would be too invincible.

After much deliberation, he could only conclude, along with Raphael, that it was the influence of "luck."

(The battle with Remilia is a gamble on luck and fate.)

(It has nothing to do with one's own strength and skills; it all depends on "fate.")

It must be said that this mechanism is quite restrictive to the Heroic Spirits.

Because it's fine if you use a small Noble Phantasm, but it would be awkward if you unleashed a powerful attack only to have it "miss" by fate.

The consequences of skipping a major are very serious.

This is why Rimuru is determined to avoid fighting Remilia.

If possible, it's best to resolve this through negotiation. If you force a fight, the outcome will be completely unpredictable.

No one likes the uncertainty of possibly winning or possibly losing.

What will Uchiha Sasuke do next?

Looking down at the figure standing on the lake, Rimuru was curious about what choice he would make.

It's obvious that the other party has realized something of it; if it were him, he certainly wouldn't have chosen to charge head-on.

After all, the risks seem too great no matter how you look at it.

(Come to think of it, he doesn't seem to have ever used the complete Susanoo even once.)

(Um)

(Still saving magic?)

Suddenly realizing that Sasuke hadn't used the Great Susanoo yet, Rimuru didn't understand what he was trying to do.

Even if it's to save magic power, this is a bit much.

(Note: When Uchiha Sasuke possesses a certain "eye technique," his chances of defeating Remilia increase to 100%.)

"Eh?"

But just as he was wondering, Raphael said something astonishing.

He frowned, puzzled as to why Raphael would make such a judgment.

(The above simulation results are based on the Izanami technique mastered by the Uchiha clan.)

But the next moment, Raphael's answer made him realize the truth.

"indeed."

"Even if it can change fate, Izanami is a corresponding means of resistance. Even if ordinary illusions are ineffective, that might be able to interfere."

"This war seems to be much more complicated than I expected."

Although it's unclear whether Sasuke Uchiha truly possesses it, it's best not to ignore it lightly.

The brave man, the devil, the god of death.

Come to think of it, the relationships between this generation of Servants are anything but ordinary.

"Squeak!!"

"Clang!!"

"clank!!!"

Sasuke blocked the spear with his Chidori Blade, his expression unchanged.

Does he know Izanami's eye technique?

the answer is.

meeting.

Not to mention Izanami, he has already mastered Izanagi.

The reason lies in the "property" that Itachi Uchiha left for himself.

When that memory was unlocked, Itachi had already explained how to use those two ultimate eye techniques.

It's clear that they truly entrusted it entirely.

I never expected that there would be a regular visitor to "Izanagi" here.

But should we use it when facing the enemy in front of us?

"boom!!"

The person was thrown away; their physical strength was far inferior to that of their opponent.

Sasuke flipped in mid-air and landed firmly on the lake surface. He glanced at the sky and gauged the distance.

(Almost there.)

Based on this assessment, Sasuke once again used his Chidori Blade to deflect the incoming spear.

"Whoosh whoosh!!!"

The two swayed on the lake, one moving forward and the other backward.

"Tick tock."

The sound of treading water continued, and even though his body was starting to bleed, Sasuke remained calm.

"Ok?"

Seeing that Sasuke was on the defensive, Rimuru sensed something was wrong in mid-air.

This composed Uchiha is a bit different from what I had in mind.

Shouldn't he go all out, deliver a few hard blows to his opponent, and then laugh heartily?

Unexpectedly, Sasuke suddenly summoned the skeletal arm of Susanoo and slashed at Remilia. Remilia blocked the attack with her spear, but was still pushed back a distance.

Then he said coldly.

That's about enough.

Chapter 537 Indra's Arrow!

The sight of hands reaching out in different directions in a grasping motion left the audience wondering about its meaning.

"Wow!"

But the next moment, Rimuru realized something was wrong.

Although they were still facing away from each other, he and Remilia were moved at the same time.

Less than a second apart, the two were teleported to Sasuke's front.