The evil dragon, having recovered from Dragon Breath, flew overhead. Whether by sight or by sensing it, Jeanne d'Arc (Alter) clearly understood Sanson's defeat. "The ones I think highly of always leave first. How ironic."
Perhaps, in the end, the only ones left would be the vampire duo she hated most.
In truth, Jeanne d'Arc (Alter)'s control over the other Mad Enhancement Servants was not absolute. The Holy Grail was actually in Caster (Gilles)'s possession, not hers. But regardless of who possessed the Holy Grail, it was already difficult for one Servant to completely control several other Servants—especially ones whose temperaments had been enhanced into madness. An ordinary Master, such as Matou Kariya, already struggled just to control one Berserker.
Thus, Jeanne d'Arc (Alter) could only command the Mad Enhancement Servants in broad strokes. The finer details, such as Marta's occasional betrayal and Sanson's obsession, were beyond her control.
"But it doesn't matter. It's only one Servant. After losing two Servants, how much resistance can you possibly put up?!"
Even if it was merely a one-for-one exchange, with Jeanne d'Arc (Alter) possessing the Holy Grail, that ultimate weapon capable of summoning Servants and granting them Mad Enhancement, the gap in the number of Servants on both sides would only grow wider.
However, even among Servants, combat power could not be measured by numbers alone. Gudako was on this side.
Jeanne d'Arc (Alter): I have a squad of Mad Enhancement Servants!
Jeanne d'Arc: We have Gudako.
"She's a little troublesome, but Camilla, deal with that orange-haired girl—there's something strange about her."
Although her identity and attributes might be something like Humanity's Evil or an incarnation of Black Mud, Gudako was, in terms of gender, still a woman. Therefore, sending Camilla, who possessed a Noble Phantasm effective against women, to deal with