If that were all, he could still barely handle it.
After all, both Gilgamesh's Master and Enkidu's Master were entirely under his control.
To deal with the former, all he needed to do was target the ley lines of this land. By contaminating and damaging them to a certain extent, he could easily grievously injure or even kill Tiné Chelc, Gilgamesh's Master, who had formed a contract with the land's ley lines, forcing Gilgamesh, the False Archer, out of the war.
Dealing with the latter was even simpler. The chimera Silver Wolf was an irrational beast that would only remain in the forest and would not leave casually. All he had to do was deploy a nuclear bomb of sufficient yield, and he could easily eliminate her—perhaps even blow up Enkidu, the False Lancer, along with her.
However, what he had not expected was that the silver-haired, golden-eyed youth who had suddenly appeared would somehow summon a Servant on the level of a deity, then battle another goddess with disaster-class destructive power.
According to his investigation, the Servant summoned by that silver-haired youth was Ereshkigal, the Mesopotamian goddess of the underworld. Fighting her was Ishtar, the Venus Goddess possessing the Einzbern Lesser Grail, as well as the Taurus of Heaven summoned by the goddess.
If those two mutually hostile goddesses could have fought each other to a draw, Faldeus would have been overjoyed and set off fireworks in celebration. After all, two divine Spirit Origins would be an immense boon to this Holy Grail War.
With those two goddesses as sacrifices, there would be no need to use six sacrifices to disrupt the ley lines, gather the "wave" in a certain direction, and then use the backlash to initiate the true Holy Grail War. They could initiate the true Holy