League of Legends in Multiverse

While waiting for preparations to transport them to the Singularity, Chaldea had not been idle.

The next Singularity was not like tiny Fuyuki City, whose entire campaign had lasted only a day and a night. It encompassed the territory of an entire nation, so the preliminary preparations required were naturally far more numerous and necessary.

One of them was a certain system that the masses all loved (deeply) to hear (loathe) and enjoy (suffer from).

That was—

The Heroic Spirit Summoning System, Fate.

This was Chaldea's greatest (most inhumane) invention after the calculation device Laplace and Chaldeas, the simulated soul of the planet.

Unlike the Holy Grail Heroic Spirit Summoning System, because its magical energy was supplied by Chaldeas, which imitated the Counter Force, once Heroic Spirits were summoned, they could exist permanently. It was as if their affiliation had temporarily been transferred from the Counter Force to Chaldea.

As long as Chaldea could afford to supply the magical energy, there was no possibility of Heroic Spirits returning to the Hall of Heroes due to a lack of magical energy.

In other words, as long as you had enough magical energy, you could summon as many Servants as you wanted.

Don't hesitate—hurry up and spend money! With one (hundred million) pull, you'll get the Bride and the Master all at once.

However, this summoning system also had a major problem. Since it did not require a Holy Relic as a medium and used only Saint Quartz and magical energy for summoning, Heroic Spirit summons were completely random. Even if you invested a huge amount of Saint Quartz, if the Master had no affinity with a Heroic Spirit, they might not be able to summon a powerful Servant.

And if your luck was even worse, you might not even summon a