The next day, dawn replaced the Night Sky, turning the horizon pale.
It was only just beginning to grow light, yet Mountain City was already quite lively.
Because today was the day they would set out.
Moreover, they were setting out for the final battle.
Thus, before dawn broke, all the soldiers had already risen and gathered in the square.
Of course, it was not only the soldiers who had risen, but also the people of Mountain City.
Knowing that today's final battle would determine whether the Holy City could be reclaimed and whether the Holy Land could be liberated, the people could not go to the battlefield, but they wanted to do their part in any way they could.
With that in mind, the Mountain People had all risen early and begun lighting fires to cook.
Naturally, they were not cooking for themselves, but for the soldiers about to head to the battlefield.
The Mountain People had all decided to send encouragement and provisions to the soldiers about to set out. Children, adults, and even the elderly constantly moved through the streets and square, handing bowl after bowl of steaming soup and piece after piece of fragrant meat to the armed soldiers passing by, earning deeply moved thanks in return.
Mountain City was bustling because of this, and the assembled Servants were likewise filled with emotion.
However, this was no time for sentiment.
For the battle ahead, the Servants also needed to give the soldiers their plan of action, formation arrangements, and other instructions for them to carry out.
Therefore, Bedivere had arrived early as well. He was explaining something loudly in the square with a solemn expression, while Serenity had also come there to give the soldiers detailed instructions.
As for Joan of Arc [Alter], she had already