Memories of the past, stories of the past!
This was the story remembered by King Hassan, an experience from the first timeline!
Not only had the Fujimaru siblings invited King Hassan down from the mountain, they seemed to have forged a deep Bond with him, leading King Hassan to join them directly.
Who knew what kind of story lay behind it, one that could make King Hassan act alongside them so readily?
After all, King Hassan gave people the impression of being mysterious and powerful—the sort of reclusive supreme master who would only act at critical moments.
Yet now, it seemed he had truly traveled with them, serving as their hired muscle.
Moreover, there were no troops of Ramses II beside the Fujimaru siblings. Instead, there was a group of Servants.
Their exact appearances could not be seen clearly, but Lucius and Da Vinci were presumably not among them. Apart from Mash, they were all unfamiliar Servants, with some most likely being Hassan Servants as well.
So, in the first timeline, had the Fujimaru siblings directly summoned Servants or contracted a group of wild Servants to launch a full-scale assault on the Holy City?
Was this the final battle of the Singularity in the first timeline?
People were filled with questions, and the Light Screen soon provided the answers.
The scene changed again and again.
Led by King Hassan, the Grand Assassin, the Fujimaru siblings seemed to have activated cheats as they steamrolled their way forward.
Mordred, Tristan, Lancelot, and Agravain fell one after another, their heads claimed by King Hassan's invincible power.
In the end, even the Lion King fell.
Before King Hassan, the embodiment of death, this god of the Holy Lance, a being on the level of a chief god, was merely somewhat stronger than the other