In this world, violence was eternal, but nonviolent actions could still solve the vast majority of problems.
After all, love and justice could resolve anything.
Rani saw through Hakuno's intentions and answered directly:
"I am the guardian entrusted with this labyrinth. This should have already been publicly announced. We have long since been enemies. Didn't you enter this labyrinth only after understanding that? Or did you think you could talk your way through?"
Hakuno could not help nodding.
"Points deducted."
"I am not that idle, either. I am the guardian of the labyrinth, and I also bear the duty of training Lancer." Rani shrugged. "So please leave, or stay here if you wish. I do not care what you do, as long as you do not interfere with me."
"Training Lancer?"
Hakuno asked curiously, "Is she your Servant?"
"Not entirely. More precisely, Lancer is my temporary Servant. The condition of our contract is that I make her into a first-rate idol. Come, Lancer, say hello to them."
Lancer was summoned and laughed haughtily. "Heh heh, I'm no longer the weak Servant I was when I contracted with Rin. My Master now is Rani, whose magical energy is abundant! Little Squirrel Master, you and that Archer who humiliated me are both going to die!"
Rin smiled very gently.
"Archer, what should we do when a child refuses to behave?"
Shirou immediately pulled out a Spear of the Distant Land and answered, "Just beat her up."
Lancer immediately caved.
"Ahem, ahem. I never said anything. Please continue." Lancer shrank behind Rani, thoroughly traumatized by Shirou.
When facing an Archer who could shoot from afar, dominate in close combat, and was impossible to beat, anyone would be intimidated.
"Points must be deducted. An idol like this is unqualified. You suffered a setback over