True Assassin Hassan-i Sabbah (Hassan of the Wandering Shade), Watcher Shadow Mage/Lancer Sigma, Caster Alexandre Dumas.
Dumas's combat ability was utterly pathetic, while the Shadow Mage was skilled at gathering intelligence—but Qianyi had blocked it from the very beginning. In other words, among the remaining enemies, the only one who could truly be considered a fighter was Hassan of the Wandering Shade.
As for Hassan of the Wandering Shade's EX-rank Presence Concealment...
Don't make Qianyi laugh. Back then, when the Old Man of the Mountain had come to assassinate him with a Grand Saint Graph, Qianyi had smelled him from eight hundred miles away.
The moment Hassan of the Wandering Shade, this shadow of the Old Man of the Mountain, entered Qianyi's range of 13.8 billion light-years, Qianyi had already noticed him.
Setting aside whether he could even get close to Qianyi, even if Qianyi neither attacked nor dodged nor noticed him, and simply stood there letting him strike; even if he transferred the dozens of Command Spells on him to Hassan of the Wandering Shade's Master and let this Hassan attack him from the beginning of the Holy Grail War to its end, he still would not be able to break Qianyi's shield.
Thus, Qianyi could not be bothered with him.
Rather, it would be better if Hassan of the Wandering Shade and his Master worked harder, rallied more combat strength, bolstered their power, and then came to subjugate Qianyi.
That way, Lilith, Haruri, and Zealot would have a chance to make an appearance.
Zealot especially held the Hassans in immense reverence and respect. If she could defeat a Hassan in battle and earn a Hassan's recognition, she would surely be very happy.
At that moment, Haruri set down her knife and fork, metal striking porcelain with a crisp