Chapter 76: Gilles de Rais, You've Learned Bad Habits Too?

Besides, she had not mentioned the most important reason.

"Master is right. Ruler and Saber, you people who march to war don't see things as clearly as she does.

Once the seventh Servant dies in the Holy Grail War, the Third Magic can be activated, understand? We don't have time. If you can escape, then I can definitely get away too.

—Don't forget, I'm an Assassin. Breath Concealment is what I'm best at."

Shirou stepped forward.

"Besides—Master, let me confirm something first."

Sieg lowered his head and chose to trust Shirou.

Assassin was the strongest.

"Hmm?"

"Master, it's fine if we defeat Caster, right?"

Chapter 76: Gilles de Rais, You've Learned Bad Habits Too?

The gloomy passage had little light. Gord and the others could barely make out what lay ahead by using magecraft to enhance their eyesight.

The plan to rescue the Red Faction Masters did not conflict with the plan to strike directly at the heart of the enemy. The Greater Holy Grail was located in the innermost courtyard, while the Masters were being held nearby.

Yet Gord felt that something was off, though he could not put his finger on it.

Caules, anxious to the point of desperation, urged Rider to fly faster.

"Caules, I've already made Swift Eagle fly as fast as he can," Rider said helplessly.

Swift Eagle let out a mournful cry. He could get tired too.

"And this is enemy territory. Doesn't it feel a little inappropriate to be so brazen?" Rider scratched his cheek.

Gord finally noticed what was wrong.

He finally understood where that uneasy feeling came from.

"No! Stop, stop right now, Rider!"

"Hey, Master, what's wrong?" Astolfo could not help slowing down slightly.

Gord did not answer him. Instead, he nervously looked around.

This was clearly Assassin's territory, and