Encountering Merlin

Hearing Ritsuka Fujimaru's words, Enkidu pondered for a moment, then smiled faintly. "That's true, but they're also shedding needless blood. There's no need to wipe them all out. They would die out if left alone, yet they insist on doing something so pointless."

As he finished speaking, Enkidu's expression became slightly unnatural.

Fou: "Hm?"

Ritsuka Fujimaru looked at him worriedly. "Enkidu?"

No matter how they listened to it, he was talking about humans. After all, the demonic beasts of this era should be impossible to exterminate completely, and humans had no way to launch an offensive and destroy every last demonic beast.

The part about dying out if left alone also applied perfectly well to the humans of this era, so taking all the circumstances into account...

Enkidu came back to his senses and said apologetically, without showing it on his face, "Sorry, that came out too harshly. Even demonic beasts are living creatures. I got too sentimental. If you're interested, you can join the front lines anytime. Uruk's recruitment standards have become very lenient now."

Listening to Enkidu, Ritsuka Fujimaru looked into his purple eyes and smiled gently.

Romani scratched his head. "Well, we really do want to help, but just the few of us fighting demonic beasts here won't change anything."

Chaldea's strategy had never been to remain on the defensive.

Kikuchiko said, "We weren't meant to defend in the first place. Don't forget, my country once had an era called the Song Dynasty. The chances of successfully defending cities were indeed very high in that era, but the actual situation... I think you all understand."

Tohsaka Rin agreed. "Yeah, exactly. The demonic beasts seem endless, and there's also the threat of the Mad God. Whether it's the Three Goddess Alliance, the Mad God, or a tide of