If they really said that, it was hard to know how Detective Holmes would react, but the Alien God would at least laugh its head off.
Though Ritsuka Fujimaru was somewhat puzzled, Holmes actually had quite a few doubts as well. For instance, both Mashes clearly already knew exactly who had given them their Heroic Spirit powers, and knew that Galahad had helped them, yet neither of them seemed to have fully broken through the limits of their Noble Phantasms.
Mash from the other world could perhaps be explained by her still lacking that final resolve, which was why she could not manifest an entirely new Noble Phantasm.
But what was going on with this world's Mash? There seemed to be no change in her Noble Phantasm. At most, the walls it manifested had become larger. She was still far from being able to summon Holy City Camelot.
Logically speaking, after journeying through so many Singularities, Mash should have broken through the moment she understood the source of her power. Why had the expected increase in strength not happened?
Of course, this was not to say that Mash was weak now. She was merely still lacking something when it came to her Noble Phantasm.
Holmes had no intention of speaking in riddles about this, and asked her directly.
After hearing the question, Mash said somewhat embarrassedly, "Um... actually, it is true that I can achieve a breakthrough with my Noble Phantasm and draw out more of Galahad's power."
"But the Lion King said I did not need to inherit someone else's chivalry. I should forge my own path as a knight. I have my own future and should not become another Galahad, so there has not been much change for the time being."
This was something discussed when Ritsuka Fujimaru