Shirou's Grand Heroic Saga

"Then that's that. Bye. Oh, right—just say you were the one who found it. It wouldn't be good if I were the one who found everything."

With that, Shirou vanished around the corner of the corridor.

"Rrrr—" Like a Cú Chulainn protecting his master, berserker barked twice even after the person threatening his master had gone far away.

"It's all right now, berserker." Caules comforted his Servant. "He's already gone, and he isn't an enemy."

"Rrrr—!"

Berserker kept growling, but Caules understood what he meant.

He simply didn't trust assassin.

And rightly so. Assassin was clearly a strange man; it was only natural for berserker not to trust him.

Still, Caules felt somewhat moved. His Servant was actually so protective of him.

A homunculus ran over at that moment. Built specifically for combat, he didn't seem strained by the sprint.

"Lord Caules, we have confirmed that the Aerial Fortress truly exists. However, it seems that due to a magical suggestion, ordinary people cannot see it, so the government has classified the matter as fake news. Shall I report this to Lord Darnic?"

"There's no need. I'll report this matter to Uncle Darnic personally." Caules rubbed his brow.

This was going to be difficult.

Preparations for Reconnaissance

"Caules, you have rendered a great service." Darnic pondered for a while.

"To attack my territory with such fanfare—they truly have no desire to live." Lancer spoke with some irritation. "My thorns shall hang them, but before that, gather everyone."

Before long, everyone made their way to the conference room, and rumors of the Aerial Fortress spread throughout Thousand Tree.

"Master, how could there be such a bizarre Servant, launching an attack so openly?" Roche said angrily. "Don't they know they should conceal Mystery in front of ordinary people?"

"Yes." Caster replied perfunctorily. He