When Sakura and Lancelot, the last to arrive at the Tohsaka Family residence, saw everyone in the courtyard speculating about Yoru Machi's identity, Sakura nearly laughed herself silly.
"Nameless Pharaoh King," huh? Her Teacher Yoru Machi was just a self-proclaimed ordinary third-rate mage.
The real Caster was some Witch from the Age of Gods, now holed up at home, thinking of nothing but replenishing mana every day.
These people did not even know Teacher Yoru Machi's true identity, yet they were already plotting to join forces against him. It was downright laughable.
Still, she could not blame these overly imaginative Masters and Servants. If anyone was to blame, it was her bargain-bin teacher for being absurdly overpowered.
He was clearly a modern human, yet before him, Medea, the strongest mage of the Age of Gods, seemed more like an accessory.
Compared to Yoru Machi, Medea truly looked more like a weak Master than a powerful Servant.
Since everyone had arrived, Tokiomi Tohsaka, as the host, went out to warmly welcome them. His disciple, Kirei Kotomine, also attended the meeting this time as the Church's representative.
At the Masters' meeting, Tokiomi Tohsaka bluntly stated that Caster and his Master had committed all manner of violations, thoroughly undermining the fairness and rules of the Holy Grail War.
The crimes he listed included murdering ordinary people—taking Ryunosuke Uryu out at the haunted house—abducting and kidnapping people unrelated to the Holy Grail War, and openly starting battles in public places like amusement parks—even though everyone had fought together.
In short, in Tokiomi Tohsaka's account, Yoru Machi and Medea had become villains guilty of countless atrocities.
As the Church's arbiter, Kirei Kotomine even stated that whoever eliminated Caster and his Master would receive Command Spells left behind from past Holy Grail Wars as a reward