Type-Moon Traveler's Enemy

After Li Qiye and Amakusa Shiro finished talking, Jeanne glanced at the pile of charcoal on the ground that was formerly known as Dracula, and then asked Jeanne her own questions: "Why did you go to such lengths to obtain the Holy Grail? What are you thinking about, Amakusa Shiro?"

All the Command Seals of the Red Masters, except for the Swordsman, were transferred to him. While those Masters' lives were not in danger, controlling five Servants alone, while not against the rules, was a very dangerous undertaking. And what was the point of saving all of humanity? What would the end result be? Aren't the humans in this world doing well? Why would they need saving?

Joan of Arc had too many questions to ask. As for the question Mo Li asked, she couldn't take care of that now. It would be better for her to focus on the world in front of her first.

As for Mo Li, he was now very curious about the situation on Sieg's side on the battlefield. Now that Mordred was not present, there was no one who could help kill Astolfo's Master. Serenikai would definitely use the Command Spell to let Astolfo kill Sieg. Then, under the pressure of survival, would he kill Astolfo's Master Serenikai?

If Serenikai is killed by Sieg, will he still be recognized by Fuku as his Master? Or if Serenikai uses the Command Spell to make Fuku kill her, will Sieg choose to escape?

Amakusa Shiro listened patiently to Jeanne's doubts, then smiled calmly and said, "Since you share the same faith as me, you should understand, right?"

Joan of Arc certainly understood that the Holy Grail, the omnipotent wish-making machine, skipped the process and directly achieved the result. It was said to save all mankind, so as long as there was enough magic power, it would definitely be able to achieve it.

Moreover, in this world, the Greater Holy Grail has not been contaminated and turned into the Black Holy Grail. It is still the Third Holy Grail of the Law of Heaven, and there is no possibility of distorting the results of wishes.

But people are different. Everyone has a different definition of being saved. Is the salvation that Amakusa wants really what they want?

Jeanne retorted, "The Great Grail of Fuyuki is not what the believers desire. You should be well aware of this. What exactly are you seeking?"

Amakusa Shiro said, "What I desire is to save all of humanity, and I will use the Holy Grail for this purpose."

Jeanne didn't back down. She stepped forward and said, "You should understand, Ruler! All we can do is save the world and the people who live in it. Heroic Spirits shouldn't step outside this realm. Saving all of humanity when we're not even wanted is absolutely unacceptable!"

Hearing that Jeanne had indeed rejected his proposal and denied his idea, Amakusa Shiro, although he had been mentally prepared, became somewhat furious. He glared at Jeanne and said, "It has been sixty years since I received my body in that war. I have been waiting for this moment! Now there is no turning back!"

Upon hearing that the other party had gained a physical body, Jeanne suddenly realized: "Is this what the first Ruler meant?"

The other party's intentions and starting point are good. Joan of Arc can see that the other party's panel is Orderly Good, but it does not mean that the result is right. There is a saying in this world that good intentions lead to bad results.

Amakusa Shiro said firmly: "I have already grasped the golden opportunity. No matter who it is, if they want to hinder me, I will eliminate them."

Listening to the other party's words, Jeanne knew that there was no way to persuade him to turn back: "Amakusa Shiro... if you don't pray for those living today, you no longer have the qualifications to be a Heroic Spirit."

"That's right, Jeanne." Amakusa Shiro was not surprised by this. "I'm no longer a saint or a heroic spirit, but I will definitely bring about the miracle of saving humanity!"

Mo Li suddenly said, "Tian Cao, I can tell you clearly that you are still a saint and a heroic spirit. You can rest assured about this. Your actions may not be right, but they are not necessarily wrong either. Anyway, I will not judge you too much."

Hearing Mo Li's words, Jeanne d'Arc and Amakusa looked at him in surprise. They both knew very well that what Amakusa wanted to do was actually very serious, and it could even be said to be a threat to all mankind.

Can forcing what one believes to be salvation on humanity truly be considered salvation? Will others truly accept it?

"Why do you have this judgment, Mr. Mo Li?" Joan of Arc asked the doubts in her heart.

Mo Li said to the two of them, "Because, Jeanne, and Amakusa, you also received a revelation. So who was it that gave him the revelation? What did the being that gave him the revelation want to see? You need to think deeply about this."

Jeanne was extremely surprised when she heard this and suddenly looked at Amakusa: "You also got the revelation?!"

Tiancao was stunned for a moment when he heard Qiqiong's words, but after hearing Zhende's question, he smiled in relief: "What... So revelation has this meaning? I did receive a revelation, and Zhende, you also have your own revelation. It seems that no matter which side succeeds, it may be acceptable."

Hearing Tiancao's affirmation, Jeanne fell silent. Was Tiancao really wrong? She didn't know, but she didn't agree.

Jeanne hesitated for a moment, then simply changed the subject: "Those Masters of the Red Side are in your hands. You've controlled them, and you've also transferred their Command Seals, right? I wonder how they're doing now."

Amakusa Shiro said calmly, "They are no longer useful. Their lives are not in danger, and they don't matter to me at all."

Zhende heaved a sigh of relief after hearing this. It was exactly as Li Qiye had said: "Why don't you just let them go?"

"Ruler." At this time, Semiramis also came to this room through spiritualization, and after she dispelled her spiritualization, she appeared beside Amakusa Shiro. "Is it just to keep them here? Did my Master break the rules?"

Upon seeing Semiramis, Joan immediately revealed her identity: "The Empress of Assyria, the earliest poisoner, are you the Red Assassin, Semiramis?"

Semiramis didn't deny this, tilting her head and smiling slightly: "That's right."

Joan of Arc asked sharply, "Can I consider you an accomplice? Or is this your intention?"

Hearing this question, Semiramis raised her hand to her lips, feeling amused and amused. "Are you trying to say that I deceived and instigated this Master, leading him down the path of sin?"

Seeing Jeanne's doubtful expression, Semiramis lowered her hand and said, "You are wrong, Ruler. I am a Servant, simply obeying my Master."

After saying this, Semiramis smiled a few times at Joan of Arc's surprised expression, but she soon stopped smiling.

At this time at the door, Achilles, Atalanta, Karna, Chiron and Avisbronn had arrived and entered the room, attracting the attention of all four.