Holy Grail War? Dragon Ball War

Rimuru shifted her body slightly, appearing quite casual.

He recalled the battle he had witnessed in the Mountain and River Map and couldn't help but feel terrified by the guy's "caution".

What a morbidly abnormal person that could be!

Rider was kept in the dark by that guy for almost the entire time, and even the final killer move he used was countered.

Being directly countered was truly an eye-opener for Rimuru.

Moreover, the method of cracking it is so "extreme" and secure.

He just stacked ten different resurrection spells on himself, is that even possible?

Most importantly, they also used the highly effective magic "Magic Multiplication".

Thinking about Rider's surprised reaction at the time, Rimuru felt a little sorry for him in some ways.

How did someone manage to figure out the "correct solution" for such a seemingly powerful killing move?

Perhaps this is the meaning of being defeated as a "BOSS"?

Considering the other party's identity as a player, Rimuru wasn't that angry anymore.

Before Rider ran out of the Mountain and River Map, Rimuru only left an "eye" inside before his main body ran out.

Having hidden inside for some time, he had already figured out the escape route to the current world with the help of Raphael.

It was just to avoid being discovered by Rider, so it had been hiding inside and "playing dead" all along.

no way.

It must be admitted that Rider's combo spell, which ignores resistance and forces multiple instant deaths, is very troublesome.

The limit is that you can only dodge it with a single "Izanagi" attack. Until Raphael develops a new way to counter it, you can only avoid his attacks.

So at that time he chose to hide by "exploding the dragon balls".

He only intended to leave after Rider and Saber entered the Mountain and River Map again.

However, it was truly unexpected that Rider would be forced into that situation in the end.

There's a feeling of "Oh, is this combination magic so easy to break?"

All I can say is that Saber Ryuguuin Seiya is indeed very unusual.

Chapter 567 The Ultimate Destructive Technique: Heavenly Prison Gate!

"However, since what's inside is so dangerous, why not just destroy it from the outside?"

Olga looked up at the massive fortress and then asked a question.

"I doubt it's possible."

"That is something that is reconstructed using the special power of the class, with the actual position. As long as the Rider at the core is still alive, it will be restored no matter how it is destroyed."

"So, this thing will only disappear if Rider is actually killed?"

"That's right."

Rimuru's explanation also made Olga feel very troubled.

We can't deal with Rider without stepping into the enemy's territory, but who knows what kind of trouble we'll encounter if we do.

"The first seven floors might not be enough to stop Saber, but the eighth floor would be quite bad."

"Rider may have already activated all available means."

Looking into the distance, Rimuru extracted crucial information from Demiurge's memories.

The Great Catacombs of Nazarick.

The difficulty of the first seven levels is nothing more than the adverse effects of the environment and the interference from the guardians of each level.

With Saber and Caster's remaining strength, dealing with this shouldn't be a problem.

The biggest destabilizing factor is on the eighth floor.

Wilderness

The "things" there are quite bad.

After reading his memories, Rimuru understood the source of Ainz's confidence.

The Great Tomb of Nazarick contains an NPC monster called "Rubedo," who alone is capable of defeating numerous guardians and top-tier level 100 players worldwide.

But even such a "bugged" monster cannot compare to the "existence" of the eighth floor.

After all, even Ainz himself said, "I can't imagine that she (Rubedo) could face one of them (the eighth floor) head-on."

Therefore, it is clear that the "monster" hidden in the eighth level is a plural entity that surpasses it.

Without practical experience, Rimuru couldn't accurately judge the specific level of skill.

But according to Demiurge's memory...

That was the "culprit" that led to the annihilation of thousands of players.

If I had to describe it, I could only think of "dungeon bosses" in the game.

It's not the kind of situation that four or eight people can handle.

Instead, it is the "ultimate BOSS" in a large-scale dungeon that requires a team of at least 30 top-tier players to conquer.

And it wasn't just one.

There are even complex numbers

Those were bosses that the members of the "Ainz Ooal Gown" guild used some kind of mechanism to trap them in the tiers, so it's no wonder they were complained about.

This alone shows just how terrifying the Great Tomb of Nazarick, with its 41 Supreme Beings, truly is.

That combat power was many levels higher than that of "Ainz" himself.

Each supreme being possesses a variety of professions and divine-level equipment, along with multiple "dungeon bosses" on the eighth floor, and numerous NPC monsters with bizarre abilities.

Trying to directly defeat a thousand players would probably be too few.

This is also why Ainz previously asserted that as long as he didn't want to win, no one could win.

As long as he remained hidden within the "Great Tomb of Nazarick," he would be absolutely safe.

He was willing to endure the penalty of a drop in rank to use super-tier magic to make a wish upon the star because he would no longer need to fight himself.

"Well, as bystanders, let's just watch from here."

"If all else fails, we could sneak in and help out."

As Rimuru said this, she had already discovered Seiya who had emerged from the landscape painting through her "eyes".

.........

"Humph"

Holding the "Map of Mountains and Rivers" in one hand, Seiya looked up dismissively at the voice that had challenged him.

"The Demon King's Castle?"

"Looks like a pretty good underground labyrinth."

Just then, Frilian and Simmel arrived at his side.

"Ok?"

As Seiya tossed the huge scroll he was holding over, Frillie tilted her head in surprise.

"Since you don't have a grimoire, I'll use that magical item as payment for your development of magic."

As he said those words, Seiya simultaneously sheathed the sword he was holding.

"It's not bad, though."

Frillie touched the map of mountains and rivers in her hand and did not refuse.

"Hehe, what's next? I'm also quite good at solving mazes."

Simmel glanced indulgently at Frilian, who was grinning crookedly, then turned to look ahead and began to speak.

If we want to break in, they can help us.

"Caster, how about trying to destroy it with your magic?"

Instead of making any rash moves, Seiya spoke to Frillie, who was packing up her things.

Although the building in front of us is enormous, it would be best not to go inside if possible.

Fighting on the enemy's home turf is a choice made out of necessity.

If possible, it's natural to force others to come out.

"You could have done it yourself, couldn't you?"

"I need to preserve my magic."

Having been given the order, Frillie raised her staff and complained, but the other party's impolite retort left her feeling helpless.