As a King of Knights who upheld chivalry and possessed noble character, once Artoria learned that the Holy Grail already had an owner, the notion of "seizing the Holy Grail" had never even existed in her mind.
Now, after hearing the King of Conquerors Iskandar's words, Artoria pursed her lips and suddenly asked him seriously, "King of Conquerors, you acknowledge that the Holy Grail belongs to someone else, yet you still intend to seize it by force."
"What kind of wish could make you go so far?"
The moment Artoria said this, even Gilgamesh turned to look at the King of Conquerors Iskandar.
As kings, they naturally believed what the King of Conquerors Iskandar had said earlier—that he had held this banquet in order to choose the master most suited to the Holy Grail in the form of a Holy Grail Q&A, based on breadth of spirit and vision.
However, Iskandar probably never imagined that the Holy Grail Q&A would die before it even began.
With the abilities of the Golden Capital, the evolved Gate of Babylon of the Heroic King Gilgamesh, a treasure such as the Holy Grail would indeed be stored within it.
Under normal circumstances, since Gilgamesh was already the owner of the Holy Grail, this banquet should have ended there.
Yet Iskandar was willing to use the title of "King of Conquerors" to seize Gilgamesh's Holy Grail, which already went against the original purpose of holding this banquet.
Only Ailin, unconcerned with things he already knew, took the golden wine jug and poured himself a drink while the other three conversed.
No one would ever complain about having too much wine of this quality.
More importantly, Ailin opened a spatial passage at the bottom of his golden wine cup, allowing the wine from the golden jug