"The speed of the descent is truly incredible."
"We all did what we were supposed to do, but someone who has always fancied himself my superior is dragging his feet right now, isn't he?"
Koyanskaya had also appeared in the hangar, a hint of mockery in her gaze as she looked at Jefferson Hyde.
"I trust that the Major General will complete his mission. Rather, it was the third Servant absent from your report who caused this unexpected situation."
"Koyanskaya, can you give me an explanation?"
Kirei Kotomine's gaze swept toward Koyanskaya.
Although Leonardo da Vinci's Noble Phantasm had struck him head-on, he did not seem to have suffered much effect from it. At the very least, he still maintained his usual composure.
"I don't think this counts as my oversight."
Koyanskaya curled her lip and idly examined her nails.
"Didn't I mention in my report that there might be an ambush? You simply didn't read it carefully. What surprised me most wasn't the Servant, but that device."
She stood at the edge of the slope and looked down.
"Taking all of Chaldea's surviving personnel and sending them sliding down a mountainside. What a mad idea. It can be hard to guess what goes on in a genius's mind sometimes."
"To put it bluntly, isn't that just taking out the trash?"
"Have the people inside already been turned into paste? That thing looked like it was shaking rather violently."
She blinked, clearly very interested in what she had just said.
"The Master, the Demi-Servant, two Servants. No, one Servant, plus Goredolf Musik, and eight ordinary Chaldea staff members."
As he spoke, Kirei Kotomine glanced at Jefferson Hyde, who was still standing where he was without moving or saying a word.
"Twelve lives. Interested in handling them, Koyanskaya?"
His gaze shifted