To Become a Heroic Spirit, I Have to Make Waves in History
Chapter 728

Henry Jekyll's Alliance

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"Oh—leave it to us!"

Fujimaru Ritsuka snapped out of it. "Everyone, assist them!"

Feeling Lawrence's enhancement magecraft, both Servants were somewhat startled.

"Now that's a seriously powerful boost! Thanks!"

"Thank you for your support, beautiful lady!"

Several Servants moved together, their destructive power immense. In less than a minute, they had shattered every mirror.

That voice rang out again. "Distortion magecraft—quick! Run east! I can conceal your presence!"

"Follow his instructions! We're here to save you!" the knight Servant said quickly.

"Everyone, move!" Fujimaru Ritsuka waved his hand.

Under the cover of the unknown mage, everyone swiftly retreated in the designated direction.

Luo Song frowned. "That magecraft that can hide people again..."

The Great Magic Mirror Barrier covered all of London. The reason London was filled with such dense fog was that the magical barrier prevented it from dispersing. At the same time, the magic mirrors could reflect the fog, creating even more and thicker fog. As long as the Great Magic Mirror Barrier remained, London's dense fog could never clear. Visibility would only grow worse and worse, until it developed into a watery mist capable of killing people.

Aside from controlling Shakespeare and Andersen, the two Servants capable of actively summoning Phantom Spirits, Luo Song had also placed a great number of reflective magic mirrors throughout London. Through the constant overlapping of images, he had created an environment of highly concentrated magical energy that should have been nearly impossible in this era.

Because Phantom Spirits actively summoned by the two had been discarded by Luo Song across London's streets as waste, they served as catalysts. Their images reflected in the mirrors summoned other Phantom Spirits, and the existence of those Phantom Spirits summoned other things—Servants.

The whole of London had become an incomparably chaotic metropolis.

Chaldea's group and the

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