After being summoned to a Singularity by the Counter Force, Servants were generally told some details about the Singularity.
Of course, that also depended on how much the Counter Force could tell them.
Pindo stood within the dense forest, his eyes filled with gravity.
The magical energy within the Singularity was visibly chaotic. The mana of the Fairy Realm, where magical energy was dense, had mixed with that of the human world, where it was sparse. It was almost immediately noticeable.
"What exactly... happened here?" Pindo frowned. "Am I the ninth Servant to be summoned to this Singularity?"
His breathing unconsciously grew heavy.
Ah.
Ah.
The chaos in the magical energy intensified further. What rang beside Pindo's ears was a plaintive, shrill dirge.
Pindo could clearly sense that the dirge was composed entirely of magical energy.
And under the influence of that dirge...
Pindo gripped the hilt of the longsword at his waist and warily scanned his surroundings.
He could feel that, under the dirge's influence, something seemed to have awakened.
"It seems some fairies took the chance to slip over here from the Fairy Realm when space shattered earlier." Robin Goodfellow wrinkled her nose. "I can smell them."
She glanced at Anno, seemingly seeking his opinion.
What she likely meant was—You left your two most important Noble Phantasms on that hill. Can you really still defeat those fairies at your current strength?
The fairies now had all endured the dirge. Any fairy that had survived such a dirge would not be weak.
Anno was a clever man, so he naturally understood what Robin Goodfellow meant.
"It is nothing. They are merely fairies." He did not seem to care, only shaking his head. "How could they compare to my body, tempered through long training?"
".It's good that you're so confident."