What?
What was Arash talking about?
Putting people on a bow and shooting them out?
Was this some novel form of execution?
People in the real world were dumbfounded.
After all, this method was simply too abstract; its artistic level was still far too advanced for modern people.
So, Arash, were you serious?
Countless people voiced the complaint of their souls. This included Rash, a spirited young man from the Middle East in the real world, who also felt that the "himself" in the Light Screen footage was far too outrageous.
Then, in the Light Screen footage, Fujimaru Tachibana could not help but complain as well. "What kind of novel execution method is this?"
Arash smiled unconcernedly. "Don't worry, don't worry. It looks dangerous, but I guarantee that nothing will happen during either the launch or the flight."
"As for landing, that isn't difficult for Servants. Fujimaru, you have two excellent Servants protecting you. Either one of them can ensure a safe landing, so just relax!"
His expression was sincere, and his smile was bright, giving people a strong sense that he could be trusted.
It was just that what he said was so absurd that no one knew how to complain about it. The kind of thing that made them feel super uneasy.
It really felt like someone was definitely going to die.
Still, they ultimately agreed.
Although it sounded unreliable, Arash himself felt extremely dependable, making people instinctively want to believe him—even if what he said was utterly ridiculous.
Thus, Lucius went first, and Arash launched him with his bow.
What offered everyone a little comfort, however, was that Arash's so-called launch did not actually mean treating a person like an arrow, forcibly stretching them into a straight line and firing them out.
In reality, Arash laid the