Although Lin Yun really wanted to get some rest, unfortunately, that wasn't possible. In fact, the enemy had come looking for them just after they arrived at the Emiya Residence, before they'd even had a chance to sit down.
"They're here. An assassin," Liu Xiu suddenly called out for no apparent reason.
Lin Yun was a little surprised.
Then he instinctively looked around.
Under the coverage of True Sight, no one he could "see" could escape Lin Yun's notice.
Of course, most importantly, the other guy wasn't even trying to hide himself completely.
In fact, his "stealth" was entirely habitual, as if he were simply out for a leisurely stroll.
Lin Yun's plan had indeed been good. There was no doubt that ordinary people couldn't know about the Emiya Residence.
But clearly, to a master tracker, it was hardly easy to conceal their trail.
Even the slightest trace of magic was enough to draw his attention.
That was one of the more frustrating things about having too many people around: sooner or later, something was bound to go wrong.
The more people there were, the more openings they left.
There was nothing to be done about it.
Lin Yun had originally thought that with so many Servants around, they should at least be safe.
But this was the sort of being they were dealing with.
"Can you sense him? No, not a sense... Sixth Sense? No, I see. So that's it." Lin Yun hadn't realized King Hassan could be such a chatterbox.
With his wealth of experience, keen powers of observation, and, most importantly, his abilities,
King Hassan immediately figured out why Liu Xiu had noticed him. It wasn't because Liu Xiu had keen senses, nor because he had an ability like Sixth Sense. It was simply... luck that had