Cath Palug: Maybe Focus on How to Fight Merlin / The Beast of Comparison, the False Image

Restraint is paramount; special attacks are like gods on special days—it's an old tradition in FGO.

If he really can't win, Gwen will naturally switch accounts without hesitation...

But it seems that only humans can defeat beasts?

I can't remember...

Gwen had only vaguely seen this theory in the water, chuckled as he looked at the White Beast, which was several sizes larger than Fufu in his Remembrance—

Before that, may I ask a few questions?

"Please speak."

Cathy Palug nodded, also curious about what this visitor from outside the world wanted to ask.

Do you know Merlin?

"...

Do you know him?

Upon hearing this name, Cathy Palug's demeanor instantly changed.

"I know him, but he doesn't know me."

Gwen answered succinctly, then continued to ask—

"Is the Merlin you know a man or a woman?"

"That pervert has a female side too?"

Cathy Palug exclaimed in surprise, and then a visible smile appeared on the little beast's face, as if she were imagining how sad Merlin would be after losing his little brother.

Chapter 565 Cathy Palug: Let's think about how to beat Merlin.

"While I can understand your schadenfreude towards Mei Liangxin, I still suggest we take a break."

Seeing the undisguised gloating smile on the little beast's face, Gwen reminded him—

"Although Merlin and Meli are probably similar yet different alternate timelines derived from different world lines, there are still some differences between them—"

At least, the female version of Merlin, whom I call Meli, won't sigh and complain because she doesn't have male sexual characteristics and can't flirt and then blame Sir Kay.

On the contrary, it seems that precisely because she lacked such hobbies, Meli brought another aspect of Merlin personality to its fullest potential—

In short, compared to Merlin, who still enjoys lewd things, Meli is more like a pure nightmare—

For example, there's no remorse or guilt after witnessing King Arthur's downfall; instead, the story is pushed towards its most tragic future before that, with the narrator feigning concern for Arthur, lamenting, "I told you everything, why didn't you listen?" causing Arthur extreme inner turmoil.

"..."

As Gwen explained, Cathy Palug's smile froze slightly.

After a moment's thought, Cathy Palug felt that although Merlin deserved to die, he could still live.

What if the person who adopted me turned into Gwen, the Meli Gwyn spoke of...?

Cathy Palug could almost picture that damned nightmare raising her with care, then, before throwing her off the tower, giving her a perfunctory warning while she was feeding, and then leaving her to fall freely for a thousand years...

Imagining that scene that would leave even beasts speechless, Cathy Palug almost instinctively shuddered, quickly banishing the terrifying thought from her mind and looking up at Gwen—

"If you see Merlin again in the future, please let me know as soon as possible."

Instead of imagining Merlin as even more despicable, let's think about how to give that damned Merlin a good beating.

"No problem."

Gwen readily agreed.

Since he and Merlin were not related, he had no psychological burden in selling them.

"Then let's go."

The exchange was pleasant. Cathy Palug flicked her tail and jumped from the sofa armrest onto Gwen's shoulder, landing steadily.

"Come to think of it, I've never actually seen Earth from space."

"Well, it's perfect timing to take a look since we're on the way."

Gwen smiled and stood up—

"By the way, you shouldn't be like ordinary living things that can't survive without oxygen, right?"

Or perhaps you need to protect the last remaining offspring?

"...

Please take care of me; in my most vulnerable state, I might not be able to survive in an oxygen-free environment.

Cathy Palugh paused before she could say that she was looking down on someone, but then decided to go with the flow.

"Okay, I'll be careful."

Gwen agreed and looked at Altrouge—

"Altrouge, Cathy Palug and I are going to the moon soon. Please look after Arcueid during this time."

If anything unexpected happens, just crush this and contact me.

As he spoke, Gwen took out a piece of Jade Stone, processed it slightly, and handed it to Altrouge.

"I will take good care of her."

Altrouge carefully accepted the Gwen Jade Stone that Gwyn had handed her and nodded slowly.

"Okay, I'll be right back."

Having arranged everything, Gwen, carrying Fufu on his shoulder, left the room and flew directly into the sky—

"Speaking of which, I've heard that the current world order on Earth's surface is maintained by the Holy Lance anchored to the surface."

Could this affect our ability to leave the planet?

"Have no idea."

Cathy Palug was very honest when faced with this question—

I am just a pitiful, weak, and helpless Demon Dog, unaware of such complicated matters.

"Okay, hopefully things won't get too complicated."

Considering that there are stories in the Type-Moon World where bases are set up on the moon, it's likely that communication between the Earth and the moon wouldn't be too complicated.

Having successfully broken through Earth's atmosphere and arrived in the familiar yet unfamiliar starry sky, Gwen finally put aside his doubts and began his journey toward the moon.

"Well, after leaving Earth, do you feel that you, as Human Evil born from human history, have been weakened?"

Standing on the edge of a moon pit, Gwen asked Cathy Palug, who was perched on his shoulder.

"There is a little, but it is very faint, so faint that it is almost imperceptible."

Cathy Palug spoke the truth.

"Um...

Perhaps it's because the moon, as Earth's satellite, is also within the coverage area?

Or is it because the Crimson Moon, as the UO of the Moon, is already hanging on Earth?

Gwen offered two guesses that were of little significance to the two at that moment, then turned to ask another question—

"Speaking of which, Cathy Palug, have you ever met Crimson Moon in person?"

"No."

Cathy Palug rolled her eyes at this impulsive guy—

"Altrouge was a failed attempt to resurrect Crimson Moon, while I met Altrouge shortly after being thrown out, and never saw Crimson Moon at all."

"Okay, that makes sense."

Gwen sighed, sensing the growing hostility in Cathy Palug's voice as she emanated an ominous aura, and asked his final question—

"So...

One last question—

Can you detect whether there are any remnants of the Crimson Moon, which is the Planet UO, on the planet beneath our feet?

As one of the candidates for UO, you should be able to sense it, right?

"I'm sorry, no."

The clear voice now carried a hint of hoarseness and madness. Cathy Palug jumped off Gwen's shoulder and looked up at Gwen—

"If you want to find that kind of thing, it would be much easier to ask Altrouge or Arcueid."

They, who were created as vessels for Crimson Moon, are more suited for this job.

"Is it possible that Crimson Moon's resurrection within their bodies is something I also don't want to see?"

Looking up at the ferocious beast whose size had suddenly increased, exuding an ominous aura and releasing almost endless malice without reservation, Gwen said helplessly.

"Enough with the nonsense!"

Cathy Palug, or rather the Beast of Comparison, raised her front paw and delivered a simple, unadorned slap to Gwen.

Faced with this attack, which resembled a giant version of Gnar, Gwen didn't dodge but directly raised his hand to meet it—

One of the purposes of coming here to fight Cathy Palug was to gauge the strength of the Beasts, one of the top combat forces of Type-Moon.

The battle against the beasts, which was originally a matter of life and death for humanity and something that humanity had to face, began to unfold silently here.

Besides the two sides engaged in battle, several pairs of eyes that had been watching Gwyn since Gwen left Earth were fixed on the fight.

Because Gwen did not deliberately choose the battlefield, this battle on the moon also caught the attention of some Tianwen who routinely observe the moon...

Chapter 566 The Beast of Comparison, the False Image

After Gwen left with Cathy Palug, Altrouge, who had put away the Gwen had given her, hesitated for a moment before leaving her room and heading to the room where Gwen Arcueid were.

Since the goal is to protect Arcueid, it would be best to stay in one room.

After all, there are two monsters here whose strength far surpasses hers...

With that thought in mind, Altrouge pushed open the door.

The room, with the curtains tightly drawn, was dimly lit.

However, this problem is clearly not enough to hinder Altrouge.

With a slight blink of her crimson eyes, Altrouge took in the room, which could only be described as a complete mess.

Altrouge could easily imagine what the room looked like before it was ravaged, and the next moment she thought about how the two people here had turned that exquisite room into this state.

"Really..."

Sensing the sensual scent in the air, Altrouge inwardly rebuked Arcueid's debauchery, then turned her gaze to the bed.

Because the blanket was being used as a pillow and held in front of her, most of Arcueid's curvaceous body was exposed, her snow-white skin rising and falling with her breath, attracting attention like a magnet. And on her fair legs, which were still tangled together with the blanket as if trying to hold her in her arms, there were still red marks.

Almost instinctively, seeing the red marks, Altrouge thought of how Gwen had held her younger sister's legs...

"How disgusting..."

After mentally berating Arcueid for still clinging to the blanket like a person even in her sleep, Altrouge sat down on the chair by the window.

But soon, Altrouge wanted to find another place—

Arcueid's aura was making Altrouge extremely uncomfortable.

That extremely relaxed and comfortable, carefree aura, along with the magical energy emanating from Arcueid, made Altrouge instinctively uncomfortable.

These are things that Altrouge has wandered for thousands of years, does not possess.

However, despite the urge to leave, Altrouge stopped in her tracks.

Sitting upright in her chair, Altrouge's gaze occasionally swept over Arcueid's voluptuous body, which exuded an astonishing allure.

Naturally, the reason why Altrouge, who is sexually normal or has never considered such a question, would act this way is not because she has any feelings for her sister.

Instead...

Altrouge sensed something unusual about Arcueid—

A peculiar change is taking place in Arcueid.

Almost instinctively, Altrouge wanted to explore the source of that change, she wanted to...