"Theoretically, a world like this should not exist. Even a Lostbelt, so long as it is part of human history, has a fixed form. Any civilization created according to the human template must possess common points of technological development. Even among primitive humans or animals, differences in development and prosperity are merely due to culture and living standards not having reached a certain level.
"Humans divide up the occupations they must bear and seek optimal solutions. Even if the names differ, there will be experts who use weapons such as swords and bows, as well as craftsmen, soldiers, kings, and other roles. If even those do not exist, that means..." Sherlock Holmes slowly began.
"Could it be that there are no humans here?" Ritsuka asked, her face full of shock.
"That is a good idea. Indeed, it is the simplest and most direct deduction, but it does not mean there are no other possibilities. We should wait until after our investigation to discuss that matter." Sherlock Holmes smiled and nodded, neither confirming nor denying Ritsuka's guess.
"Wait, then why hasn't Mash been affected much?" Director Fatty immediately asked.
"I-I think it is because I am a Demi-Servant." Mash hesitated for a moment before answering.
"That's right. What this Lostbelt rejects is only Servants. Living beings will not be affected." Da Vinci nodded in affirmation of Mash's words.
"In other words, Mash is the only Servant who can move around in this Lostbelt. Even if we want to reinforce our forces, we cannot do so because this place rejects Heroic Spirits from Pan-Human History." Nemo's spirits had improved slightly as well.
"Yes. Given the current situation, perhaps we can only ask the local inhabitants of the Lostbelt for assistance. Fortunately, we are not here to prune this Lostbelt; we are only