A massive barrage of arrows came spraying toward them.
Mordred and Li Shuwen instinctively separated, avoiding being struck by the arrows—or giving the other side an opportunity to launch a surprise attack while dodging.
Although the arrows looked like ordinary arrows, theoretically, Mordred, clad in Full Body Armor, had nothing to fear from them.
But considering the absurdity of those Heroic Spirits, who knew whether these arrows that looked perfectly normal were actually normal at all? At the very least, as far as she knew, there was a certain fellow named Tristan who was an archer, yet his arrows were anything but normal. He used a longbow resembling a harp, vibrating its strings to create something resembling vacuum arrows.
Although they were called vacuum arrows—arrows formed from air—they could bind an opponent and even slice them apart.
It was worth mentioning that the person Mordred hated most was this very fellow.
Because he had bad-mouthed her Father King...
Well, speaking of which, although Mordred was the rebellious knight, those who understood, understood.
The method for dealing with Mordred was simple: don't bad-mouth King Arthur, don't praise King Arthur, don't treat her as a woman, don't blatantly treat her as a man either, don't be overly rigid or strict, don't become infatuated with other Servants, and listen seriously to her opinions.
And then... a certain Papa Kiritsugu had done all of those things perfectly.
He had no interest in King Arthur herself, and even felt that Mordred's unscrupulous personality was, in some respects, better suited to his own methods.
Because of that, Mordred and Kiritsugu Emiya had an extremely good relationship at present, almost like long-time partners.
With these thoughts in mind, Mordred continuously deflected the arrows with the King Sword in her hand while retreating.
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