For people in the real world, the appearance of Lu Bu, the Flying General, was full of dramatic flair. Everyone who had been guessing the identity of Gilgamesh's final summoned Servant wore wonderfully expressive looks.
Many people outside the Flame Kingdom cultural sphere said they could not understand Lu Bu's actions. Rebelliously turning against Gilgamesh the moment he saw him was too absurd, even for a Berserker.
Yet to those familiar with the Three Kingdoms, Lu Bu's rebellious conduct fit his character perfectly.
If Lu Bu had been in his right mind, he might have endured it for the time being even if he was displeased. But since he had become a brainless Berserker, given Lu Bu's life experience that could practically be called a "rebellion simulator," rebelling against Gilgamesh became only natural.
Especially that line, "A true man is born to live between Heaven and Earth—how can he remain dejected beneath another for long?" was simply too classic. It was every bit as classic as his other famous saying, "Bu has drifted through half his life, regretting only that he never met a wise lord. If you do not reject me, Bu is willing to take you as his foster father." Together, the two even produced the miraculous effect of complementing and reflecting one another.
While this memory story was being shown, Fujimaru Tachibana and Raiden Mei had a conversation.
Fujimaru Tachibana: "This... really does fit the image of Lu Bu I saw in the Three Kingdoms..."
Raiden Mei: "Mm, yes. Even I want to complain about it, but that Flying General from the late Han era truly leaves one at a loss for words."
"Because he constantly betrayed people in life and kept killing the lords he served, after becoming a Servant, he gained a Servant Skill called