Type-Moon Traveler's Enemy

Lion Jiejieli laughed when he heard this: "Ha, that's not the case. After all, the other masters of the red side have been controlled. Amakusa Shiro also wanted to control me at the beginning. Such behavior is enough for me to firmly resist him."

Mordred also smiled and said, "Since we've come this far, all we can do is forge ahead. We just have to be wary of the new third party that has joined the Black side. If we don't have much contact with them, we can save ourselves a lot of trouble."

After a while, Mo Li finished communicating with Mordred and the others, and immediately caught up with Joan of Arc.

Jeanne, who was about to enter Mirenia City, was surprised to see Mo Li following her. "Mr. Mo Li, why are you here?"

Mo Li did not hide this and said directly: "My target is very likely that third party. Of course I have to come here. And do you really trust that third party?"

Jeanne was a bit embarrassed by this: "Well... their existence is very special. Even using Spartacus to summon new Berserkers is something I hadn't thought of before, but they don't seem to be breaking any rules."

"Then you also know that you, as an Arbiter, cannot find the other party's Servant. This means that the other party also has an Arbiter helping them. After all, only a fellow Arbiter can block your perception."

"Just like in the Hundred Years' War, you also faced Jeanne d'Arc Alter and know what the situation was like. If you think about it this way, are they really not breaking the rules? How can there be two judges in a Holy Grail War?"

Mo Li paused for a moment, watching Jeanne pause and her expression change several times before continuing, "If Amakusa Shiro's appearance is a relic of the last Holy Grail War, that is, the Third Holy Grail War, although it is unexpected, it is still understandable."

"But what about the third Arbiter? Could it be a relic from the Second or First Holy Grail War? That's obviously impossible. No Arbiter was summoned back then, so it can only be summoned during this Holy Grail War."

"Summoning the Arbiter during the Holy Grail War, and the Arbiter has completely sided with a third party. Their actions, no matter how you look at it, are in violation of the rules, right?"

Mo Li's words made Jeanne's face turn quite ugly: "Mr. Mo Li... I must admit that you are right. I should have been able to sense that Servant, but I couldn't."

"And since the Arbiter has already been summoned by the Holy Grail, that is, me, then there shouldn't be a second Arbiter. The Holy Grail won't summon another Arbiter. But if the other party has an Arbiter, it means that it was summoned manually."

"As the judge, he actually chose to help a third party interfere with this Holy Grail War. This is undoubtedly a violation!"

Mo Li continued, "Also, Jeanne, I can clearly tell you that the Judge can indeed be summoned artificially. Amakusa Shiro was the Servant summoned by the Einzbern family during the Third Holy Grail War. This time, the third party clearly used the same method. How do you plan to deal with this matter?"

"I..." Joan of Arc hesitated to speak. She really didn't have any good solution for this matter.

"Joan of Arc, it seems you need my help." Seeing Joan of Arc's embarrassment, Mo Li smiled and said, "Joan of Arc, it was wrong of me to secretly leave my divine power on you before. I owe you something. So this time, I will help you unconditionally. Consider it as atonement."

"Ah... Mr. Mo Li, I'm so sorry..." Joan of Arc was a little overwhelmed and blushed when she saw Mo Li using his own fault as an excuse to help her.

Had this person foreseen this happening long ago? Afraid I wouldn't agree, he deliberately set things up so he could have an excuse to help me. He was also afraid I'd refuse, so he'd say something like, "I owe you something," or "I'm atonement," or something like that...

When she thought about the fact that Mo Li had been looking for something in this world, Joan of Arc became certain of her thoughts and her face turned even redder.

Mo Li looked at Zhen Arc, whose face was getting redder and redder, with some surprise: "Then take this as your consent?"

"Ah? Okay, okay! Thank you for troubling Mr. Mo Li!" Joan of Arc agreed immediately, then stopped for a while, calmed herself down, and stopped blushing before continuing to walk towards the city of Mirenia.

The two walked into the city together, and as soon as they entered the city gate, they saw Sieg helping to rescue the androids.

"Sieg." Joan of Arc felt a headache when she saw this android who had been rescued but insisted on running back to join the battle.

Jeanne and Mo Li walked up to Sieg.

Sieg looked at Jeanne and Mo Li in surprise, especially Mo Li, who appeared on the battlefield, rescued more than a hundred androids who were lucky enough to survive, and had not attacked him before.

Not knowing what to say to Li Qiye, Sieg simply said to Jeanne, “Ruler, are you okay?”

Joan of Arc shook her head slightly and said, "It's okay, but now is not the time to ask if I'm okay. I have something to tell you. Let's talk somewhere else."

After saying that, Joan of Arc led the way into the city.

What is even more troublesome now is, besides trying to seize the Holy Grail, what else is that third-party force planning?

It is clear that the other party has violated the rules and summoned the second judge of this Holy Grail War who should not exist. Jeanne is very worried that the other party's wish will endanger the world like Amakusa Shiro did.

The people of the Yugdomirenia family were a little hesitant when they saw Mo Li, but he had rescued more than a hundred people before, helped bring down the androids from the sky courtyard, and was walking with Ruler from the same camp, so they simply treated him as one of their own.

At this moment, Colles came over and said to Mo Li, "Thank you very much for saving Serenike!"

Mo Li looked at him and said, "You may not say that in the future. Serenikai herself was part of Danik's plan. My saving her was an accident."

Colles was stunned: "Ah? A plan?"

Mo Li said, "If you want to know, go ask Avisbronn yourself later."

"Uh... okay." Colles stopped where he was and began to think about the problem in these words.

The three of them came to a quiet corner where there was no one or any familiars, let alone any cameras.

Jeanne directly questioned Sieg, "Why are you the Black Saber? And you're helping the Black Rider fight the Red Saber!"

Fortunately, Rider's Master is not him, otherwise it would be even more troublesome.

Zieg also gave his reasons: "Because I don't want to watch any more. I don't want to see anyone get hurt in front of me. Besides, RIder saved me, so I want to save him too."

Hearing this reason, Joan of Arc softened a little: "War is inherently tragic. I've witnessed it all along the way. There is no good or evil, no strong or weak. Soldiers will inevitably be injured and then fall."