Infinite Prophet
Chapter 2692

Rapid Fire

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"Berserker!"

Seeing Brother B get knocked down once again, Ilya grew visibly anxious.

In terms of Heroic Spirit strength, Heracles was unquestionably among the very best. As for Master strength, Ilya, being a Holy Grail vessel, was equally exceptional.

Under normal circumstances, Brother B would absolutely have been a boss-level presence in this Holy Grail War.

However, all of that depended on "normal circumstances."

And clearly, nothing about the entire Fifth Holy Grail War was normal.

An ordinary Lancer class Cu Chulainn was absolutely the type to be completely countered by Brother B.

Brother B could simply endure a Karma-based Noble Phantasm with immense single-target killing power.

But Black Dog, empowered and corrupted by the Black Grail, had become something entirely beyond reason!

He had previously crushed Kojirou, who had possessed a heavy truck, and now he was suppressing Brother B head-on, despite Brother B being equally skilled at direct confrontation.

In theory, with Ilya's support, Brother B should have possessed formidable regenerative abilities even without relying on his Trials to guarantee resurrection.

But Black Dog was even more extreme. As they traded blows, even if he was injured, his wounds visibly mended at an astonishing speed. And after they healed, the black mist spilling from him only grew denser.

At this rate, Brother B would eventually exhaust all his resurrections and be worn to death.

What had once been his advantage—being able to fight head-on with the Trials as a safety net—had instead become a disadvantage.

Just then, a graceful figure suddenly appeared out of thin air beside Ilya.

Before Sella, who was protecting Ilya, could react, both of them were restrained.

"Don't struggle. Come with me."

The next instant, Medea directly brought the two of them away through a high-difficulty Space Transfer.

Almost simultaneously, meteor-like arrows streaked through

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