All the World's Evil had protected the Greater Grail as though it possessed life, something Yoru Machi had not anticipated.
Whether All the World's Evil had developed consciousness or the Greater Grail itself possessed some sort of defensive mechanism, he did not know.
In any case, because of All the World's Evil's interference, Yoru Machi's strike failed to destroy the Grail outright, merely knocking it into the rift in space.
Seeing the Greater Grail about to flee into the void, Yoru Machi panicked and charged in after it with his blade without a second thought.
Saber and Medea had originally intended to stop him and tell Yoru Machi not to act rashly. Yet the moment they reached out, they were stunned to discover that one had returned to Elysion Paradise, while the other had returned to Battleground Hill!
Looking at their surroundings, how could the two of them not understand that they had been forcibly sent back to their respective eras?
The Greater Grail's escape meant that the Holy Grail War had ended. Clearly, Yoru Machi had failed to destroy the Grail in the end, resulting in an unforeseen development neither of them knew about.
Saber looked at Battleground Hill, strewn with corpses and broken swords, her face filled with unwillingness. She had been so close, yet she had still failed in the end.
If even Saber was this unwilling, then Medea, who had returned to Elysion Paradise, needed no further mention!
Elysion Paradise meant "the land of bliss, the pure land of bliss." Originating from Greek Mythology, it was an endless plain upstream of the Acheron River in the underworld, beyond the Lethe River—a paradise only those chosen by the gods after death were permitted to enter.
According to legend, on the night of Jason's wedding, Medea killed his