Red A's words immediately brought a look of surprise to Sasaki Kojiro's face.
The people of the real world were equally stunned.
An unnamed Servant bearing the name Sasaki Kojiro?
What did that mean?
Could it be that he was not Sasaki Kojiro at all?
And Caster had summoned him in violation of the rules?
What did that mean? Was the Caster of the Fifth Holy Grail War a cheater too?
Hiss~
It really was a traditional Holy Grail War pastime.
Cheating really was part of the Holy Grail War—if you didn't like it, don't play, huh?
The amount of information was simply enormous.
In the Light Screen footage, after Sasaki Kojiro paused in slight surprise, he still wore a smile as he said, "It seems you know my circumstances very well... Indeed, I am not Sasaki Kojiro. I am merely an unnamed warrior, obscure in history, who became a Heroic Spirit because I was given the name Sasaki Kojiro."
"Thanks to the widespread legend surrounding that name, I, whose swordsmanship was identical to Sasaki Kojiro's, became Sasaki Kojiro. Thus, I ascended to the Throne of Heroes and became a Heroic Spirit bearing a false name."
"Of course, false or counterfeit, Sasaki Kojiro himself was a person who never existed—a name made known and passed down because of the legend of Miyamoto Musashi."
"To put it plainly, he was merely a loser who served to highlight another. Just like my own failed life: though I honed my martial skills, I died quietly of illness, without even leaving behind a name."
"The most amusing part is that Miyamoto Musashi never met Sasaki Kojiro, nor was Sasaki Kojiro defeated by Miyamoto Musashi."
"Two people who had never had any dealings with one another were recorded merely because legends emerged from people's