On the first day of the Holy Grail War, aside from that one Assassin, Ailin and Gilgamesh put on a magnificent spectacle for all the participating Masters.
Every magus who witnessed Ailin and Gilgamesh's battle felt immense pressure.
Without a doubt, whether it was Gilgamesh's Gate of Babylon or Ailin's similar ability, both were exceedingly intimidating.
Before such abilities, numbers meant nothing.
Of course, compared to Ailin, whose entire body was wreathed in black-red flames, Gilgamesh was even more feared.
After all, Gilgamesh had stood at the highest point. The observing Masters and Servants had all seen him unleash a Noble Phantasm and attack Ailin.
The Masters and Servants all understood what that represented.
Gilgamesh could unleash every one of those countless Noble Phantasms!
Every hero who had ascended to become a Heroic Spirit possessed their own weaknesses.
In particular, the circumstances of their deaths had also been elevated along with them.
The weapons that had killed them could inflict multiplied damage upon them, or even kill them instantly.
It could be said that no matter who faced Gilgamesh, once he used a Noble Phantasm that countered them, they would have virtually no chance of winning.
However, they were all legendary heroes. Unless they fought a real battle, no one would think themselves inferior to another.
Rather, the chance to fight heroes from every era filled them with fighting spirit. There was no way they would surrender simply because they might be countered by the other party's Noble Phantasm.
And the Masters would not hand over the Holy Grail just because they sensed that the other side's Servant was powerful.
The Holy Grail War had never been a stage for Servants alone. It was a battle in which Master and Servant worked together.
If anything, Ailin and Gilgamesh's battle had