Archer Arash's appearance in the Light Screen footage was undoubtedly a tremendous shock.
To people of the Middle East, Arash was a special figure—a true mythological hero.
To put it specifically, it was like people of the Flame Kingdom seeing Yang Jian from Investiture of the Gods descend into the world.
Although King of Heroes Gilgamesh had appeared before, honestly speaking, Gilgamesh was simply from too distant an age.
Moreover, the gap between Sumerian civilization and the modern Middle East was several ancient Persian civilizations greater than the gap between ancient Persia and modern civilization.
Compared to the Middle East, Gilgamesh's legends were surprisingly more widely accepted in the West, where he was regarded as one of the origins of Western civilization.
It was precisely because of this cultural environment that Arash's existence held such special significance.
Of course, Arash's attitude—his forthright, passionate bearing, as well as the ability he displayed in driving back Lancelot—all brought out his charm.
In fact, Arash had stepped forward in the Light Screen footage to vouch for Fujimaru Tachibana and the others, using his own reputation to make the Hassans trust them.
From this, it could also be seen that the Hassans were effectively the leaders of the People of the Mountains. This was indeed the Hassan Cult's traditional territory, and Hassans throughout the generations had come from here.
Although the Hassan Cult had been crushed by the Mongol Empire in history, it still existed within this Singularity.
Because the Hassans had returned in the form of Servants, they had swiftly reunited the forces of the People of the Mountains.
This showed that none of the three major powers in this Singularity had originally belonged to this era.
The local forces had long since been crushed by the Crusaders, who had in turn been