Hearing that Medea could use the "Golden Fleece" to summon dragon-like phantasmal beasts in the modern age—though she was deceiving him—Atram was exceptionally excited.
Moreover, as a mage from the Age of Gods, Medea improved Atram's magecraft and gave him some guidance. This greatly increased Atram's strength, leaving him ecstatic and gradually making him trust Medea.
Atram knew that Caster's class skills, "Territory Creation" and "Item Construction," consumed considerable mana, so he proposed capturing more children and converting their life force into mana crystals.
In truth, Atram's method of converting mana crystals was quite crude. In Medea's eyes, its efficiency was utter garbage, not even as good as doing it herself.
But when Medea recalled that Yoru Machi had originally summoned her at an amusement park by accident while pursuing a certain serial killer, she decided not to stop Atram.
As long as this scum killed enough people, Yoru Machi would surely notice him and come looking for him if he was still in this city. Then, they would naturally be able to meet again.
It was not that Medea did not want to kill the scum before her as soon as possible and search for Yoru Machi herself. The main issue was that Caster did not possess the inherent ability "Independent Action."
Once she lost her Master's supply of mana, she would soon be sent back.
After finally being summoned by the Holy Grail again, Medea's desire and obsession this time were far stronger than before. How could she possibly give up on this Holy Grail War so easily?
Ordinarily, Heroic Spirits who appeared in a Holy Grail War were rarely summoned a second time. Yet she had appeared once more in a Holy Grail War ten years later. It could only mean that everything was fate!
Medea had