"We can now confirm that the thief who stole my Holy Relic used some unknown method to summon the Servant Hephaestion using King of Conquerors' Holy Relic. Historical Hephaestion was male, so whether that is truly her True Name still needs to be confirmed."
"Grea, you fought Hephaestion. How strong was she?"
"Very strong!"
Grea answered without the slightest hesitation. Her face was grim as she said, "Not only was she incredibly strong, but she also had extensive combat experience. I'm afraid it would be difficult for me to defeat her in a direct confrontation. She also has Mystic Eyes and a Noble Phantasm. If I wanted to defeat her, I could only release the Holy Lance."
After speaking, Grea lowered her head in self-reproach, as though she wanted to bury it in her chest.
This battle had dealt Grea a severe blow. Not only had she failed to protect her important master and junior disciple, but she had even held them back. As their senior disciple, she was utterly unqualified.
"Don't blame yourself. Servants are heroes from human history to begin with. Many powerful Servants are more than a match even for True Ancestors. It's perfectly normal that you lost," Waver comforted her.
"I have a question!"
Olga Marie raised one hand and asked, "My father investigated the Holy Grail War as well. Generally speaking, Servants are heroes who existed in human history. They usually do not reveal their True Names in battle, because a True Name represents one's weakness."
"For example, Siegfried's weak point is his back, while Achilles' weakness is his heel. So Servants generally refer to themselves by their classes, such as Saber or Lancer."
"But from what you've told me, the Servant you encountered not only didn't use her class name, she even revealed her