Lancer could not help feeling somewhat irritated—or perhaps confused.
Servants usually had only one Noble Phantasm. Some had a few more, but rarely more than a single digit.
Take Fantasy Great Sword · Heavenly Demon Fall, for example. That sword was Siegfried's exclusive Noble Phantasm. That was why she had ignored Shirou's Archer class and immediately regarded him as Siegfried. Even after learning that Archer was not Siegfried, she had assumed he must have some connection to him.
But apparently, she had guessed wrong again.
"Who are you?"
Shirou spread his hands awkwardly. "Are you asking for my true name?"
Clearly, she was. Elizabeth's eyes said as much.
Of course, a Servant's true name could not be revealed. She understood that too and held no expectations.
"Fine, it doesn't hurt to tell you. After all, my true name..."
"Doesn't exist. So I'm Nameless."
"I'm a third-rate Servant without a name."
Elizabeth charged forward in anger.
How was that any different from saying nothing?
Shirou curled his lips into a smile. This was exactly the effect he wanted.
Next came the battle between Masters.
Hakuno swiftly rushed toward Rin. She seemed able to see something, and if she could just seize it, she would be able to win.
Though she had no idea what that thing was.
Watching Hakuno boldly charge at her without any regard for the gap in their abilities as Masters, Rin was left somewhat dumbfounded. Who had given her the courage to challenge her?
Rin had intended to go easy on her, but this was going too far, wasn't it?
Purple magical bullets began gathering in her hand. She decided to teach Hakuno a lesson.
"Gandr!"
Her hand formed a gun, and the bullet fired.
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