With an experienced leader like Napoleon, someone who had once carried out an invasion, their assault on the castle of ice and snow went remarkably smoothly—so smoothly it was almost unbelievable.
According to Napoleon, the Queen should have known of their movements—everything in Scandinavia was under her control, yet the Queen would not say anything.
Scathach-Skadi was that kind of goddess.
Napoleon understood that point all too well.
After all, he had attacked from this very place last time as well, yet there were no additional guards in sight this time. That largely indicated the Queen's attitude.
"Still, I don't think we can afford to have overly high expectations."
Fujimaru Ritsuka spoke seriously.
"It's right for you to think that way."
Napoleon nodded approvingly.
"She is, after all, a goddess and the Queen who rules all of Scandinavia. We cannot gamble our lives on whether she might change her mind on a whim."
"We are the last hope of our world—we must possess this level of resolve and vigilance."
"Still, I am rather curious about Scathach in the Lostbelt."
"Miss Scathach from Proper Human History was a dashing and decisive person. I wonder whether this one will be the same."
Mash recalled some of the events that had taken place in the North American Singularity.
There had truly been many memorable Servants in the North American Singularity. After all, in terms of scale, it had been the largest Singularity, encompassing all of North America.
King Yama of Northern Chu, the Queen of the Land of Shadows, the demon Jemia, the Angel of Steel Nightingale, Karna, and that lion-headed man.
"Wait, don't move forward yet. There seems to be a magical energy response ahead!"
The radar before Mash suddenly detected something.
"Don't worry, they're merely ice beasts. The Queen does not