Caster remembering Lianye was of no concern to him at all. There was no reason for him to insist on being remembered by some creepy old man lurking behind him and watching him in secret. Just look at Jeanne d'Arc, whom Caster had been obsessing over—wasn't she utterly exasperated by Caster's insane actions?
"This matter does not require your concern. Still, your madness did give me quite a headache. Dealing with that 'Muttering Chaos' is no simple task. However—dealing with you would be child's play."
Lianye sneered, and Caster immediately sensed that something was wrong. "What...?"
He had indeed forgotten Lianye, but perhaps he had not forgotten that gleaming, icy blade—or the chill that had surged through him when that cold hidden blade touched his throat.
Though dozens of paces still separated them, Caster warily retreated again and again, stumbling backward in panic.
—but it was too late. It could never have been in time.
Lianye stepped out with Shunpo, and in an instant, his figure blinked behind Caster. The moment he appeared, the sharp hidden blade was pressed against Caster's throat, ready at any moment to slit it and kill him.
P.S.
Katarina's E skill, "Shunpo," was written in English as shunpo; more precisely, it was the Romanized Japanese pronunciation.
This was called an "assassination"? No—this was more like an "open killing." He would kill you from the front, and you would still have no room to argue.
There was something rather baffling about FGO: the Caster class countered Assassin. Yet in most games—or rather, in most people's impressions—frail, weak mages should have been countered by assassins skilled in close-range killing.
However, under the Type-Moon setting, Assassin's unique ability, "Presence Concealment," was indeed countered by Caster's "Territory Creation." Assassins skilled in stealthy murder were the most likely to expose