King Lear.
A large Phantom Spirit Chaldea had once encountered in the London Singularity. A trace of the Guardian could be seen in the fundamentals of its design, but the finer details were entirely different. As a Phantom Spirit, it could unleash destructive power far beyond what ordinary Servants could achieve. Together with three other large Phantom Spirits—Hamlet, Macbeth, and Othello—it had once caused Chaldea enormous trouble.
Thick-skinned and tough, it was a rather troublesome enemy.
But against truly powerful Servants, it still wasn't much to look at.
Norla, transformed into a monster, had once tied all four Phantom Spirits together and used them as a barbecue skewer.
"Mash, how many targets are there?"
As Lawrence shook the sleeping Jeanne d'Arc awake, he asked Mash over the comms.
"There are four targets approaching the residence. More importantly, how did they determine the location of our base?!"
Mash's expression was rather grim.
Four King Lears were not particularly major news. Chaldea's combat strength was not weak now—one could even call it formidable. The greatest problem was that their base's location had been exposed.
That meant the base's security would become a huge vulnerability. Attacks like this wave of four King Lears might come one after another without end.
"This King Lear's construction seems different from the one in the London Singularity. Well, it makes sense. The Phantom Spirits in the London Singularity were created by that child Luo Song, while the method used to create these King Lears is clearly different. Differences in their construction are inevitable. In any case, Ritsuka, Lawrence, be careful."
Leonardo da Vinci adjusted her glasses and gave them a reminder.
"We could dismantle one first," Archer interjected with his arms folded. "Since you have detailed data on another version of King Lear, we should thoroughly analyze