Clatter—
Golden chains surged wildly behind the smiling Enkidu.
Napoleon's expression stiffened almost instantly as he stood opposite him.
You're using this against me?
Even so, Napoleon darted and maneuvered about, relying on his mobility and immense destructive power to contend with the Enkidu Fujimaru Ritsuka had summoned.
After all, the summoned Servant was a downgraded version. Not only did a Spirit Origin Shadow lack the independent judgment of a true Servant, but many of its traits had also been lost.
Take the Enkidu Fujimaru Ritsuka had summoned right now. As a Servant, Enkidu could draw vast amounts of magical energy from nature—in other words, his mana was limitless. He could therefore expend mana without restraint to release his true body for attacks. But the Spirit Origin Shadow summoned by Fujimaru Ritsuka lacked that ability. Every attack made using the true body consumed Fujimaru Ritsuka's own mana.
That was why Fujimaru Ritsuka had summoned Enkidu rather than Annanu.
Based on his previous experience, Annanu was not only more straightforward and fiery in personality than Enkidu, but her mana consumption also increased geometrically. Only the [Infinite Mana] trait could sustain her. Those golden, cloud-like fragments of keys filling the sky and ground were all Annanu's [True Body], and even controlling the scale of their release was difficult.
In the end, Fujimaru Ritsuka was still defeated.
His mana could not support a powerful Servant like Enkidu in prolonged combat, while Napoleon was able to handle Enkidu's attacks—or, more accurately, Enkidu's attacks under Fujimaru Ritsuka's complete control.
"You're still too inexperienced."
Fujimaru Ritsuka was clearly quite dissatisfied with the results of this combat test.
Even precisely controlling a single Spirit Origin Shadow in battle was somewhat difficult for him.
When he was moving and running, it was hard to control the battle. When