Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nitocris summons ten sphinxes to deal with magical beasts, demonstrating their power and status as high-ranking Phantasmal Species.
• Nitocris reveals that the sphinxes serve the "Sun King," Ozymandias, who is later revealed to be Ramses II.
• Ozymandias is shown on a throne in an ancient Egyptian-style hall, with his face obscured by shadows.

Character Developments

• Nitocris expresses reverence and admiration for Ozymandias, seeing him as a role model and a powerful pharaoh.
• Fujimaru Tachibana shows curiosity and admiration for Ozymandias' accomplishments as a pharaoh.

Significant Themes

• The power and status of high-ranking Phantasmal Species, comparable to true dragons.
• The legacy and influence of ancient Egyptian pharaohs, with Ozymandias serving as a model for Nitocris.
• The defensive line against demonic beasts, hinting at an impending threat.

Character Interactions

• Nitocris interacts with Fujimaru Tachibana and the others, expressing her reverence for Ozymandias and warning them not to disrespect him.
• Da Vinci and Mash recall Ramses II's history, while Fujimaru Tachibana expresses admiration for his accomplishments.
• The real-world audience discusses Ramses II's history and his depiction in various media.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru and her team encounter demonic beasts, which should not exist in this Singularity.
• Nitocris reveals that there are two overlapping Singularities, one from the Age of Gods, and they are in danger of colliding.
• Ramses II (Ozymandias) is holding the Singularities apart to prevent a collision, which could cause a world-ending crisis.
• Nitocris mentions another king, a goddess named Rhongomyniad, who is supporting the other half of the Singularity.

Character Developments

• Nitocris shows favoritism towards Fujimaru, treating her differently than Mash and Da Vinci.
• Da Vinci demonstrates her knowledge and concern about the potential danger of the two Singularities colliding.
• Fujimaru shows curiosity and a thick skin regarding Nitocris's favoritism.

Significant Themes

• The danger of the two Singularities colliding and the potential world-ending crisis.
• The power and role of gods and god-like figures (Ramses II, Rhongomyniad/King Arthur).

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru tries to smooth things over between Da Vinci and Nitocris when Da Vinci questions Ramses II's capabilities.
• Da Vinci, Fujimaru, and Mash are confused about the goddess Rhongomyniad, leading to speculation about her identity.
• People in the real world also search for information about Rhongomyniad and realize she might be King Arthur.

Key Plot Points and Events

• King Arthur's ascension to godhood is revealed, causing widespread excitement and fanaticism.
• The Light Screen footage shifts to a grand palace, where five Knights of the Round Table (Gawain, Tristan, Agravain, Lancelot, Mordred) gather with a mysterious Buddhist woman.

Character Developments

• Artoria learns about her past life's ascension to godhood but remains calm, as she has no inherited knowledge about it.
• The Knights of the Round Table are reintroduced, with their unique appearances and histories.

Significant Themes

• The exceptionality of King Arthur's ascension to godhood.
• The shock and curiosity caused by the appearance of the Knights of the Round Table and the Buddhist woman.

Character Interactions

• Arcueid expresses amazement at Artoria's past life becoming a goddess.
• Su Yun hints at the true situation of the goddess King Arthur, leaving the girls curious.
• The Knights of the Round Table and the Buddhist woman interact, with the woman announcing her departure.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Lancelot, Gawain, and Tristan appear in the Light Screen footage as Knights of the Round Table.
• Agravain, a successful businessman, learns he's the reincarnation of a Knight of the Round Table.
• Xuanzang Sanzang, a female monk, appears in the footage, shocking the real world.
• Sanzang expresses her desire to leave the city and continue her journey, despite the Knights' attempts to persuade her to stay.
• Mordred expresses her disdain for Sanzang and her desire to harm her, which is unusual for her character.

Character Developments

• Lancelot, Gawain, and Tristan confirm their identities as Knights of the Round Table and feel a strong desire to serve their king.
• Agravain, upon learning his true identity, feels a powerful resolve to serve as a Knight of the Round Table.
• Xuanzang Sanzang remains steadfast in her decision to continue her journey, despite the Knights' attempts to persuade her to stay.
• Mordred displays unusual behavior, showing disrespect and violence toward Sanzang, which is unlike her usual character.

Significant Themes

• The shock and disbelief of the real world upon learning that Xuanzang Sanzang is a woman.
• The desire to serve and protect, as seen in the Knights of the Round Table.
• The importance of one's homeland and journey, as seen in Sanzang's determination to continue her travels.

Character Interactions

• The Knights of the Round Table interact with Sanzang, trying to persuade her to stay in the city.
• Mordred's unusual behavior and disrespect toward Sanzang contrast with her usual character.
• Agravain and Mordred agree on the need to deal with Sanzang, but Agravain respects the king's decision to let her go.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mordred's behavior has drastically changed, worrying Morgan and other Knights of the Round Table.
• The Knights of the Round Table discuss their next steps, with Agravain emphasizing the importance of obeying the Lion King's will and dealing with incoming Masters from Chaldea.
• The Light Screen reveals a fantastical, pure-white city in the desert, possibly a manifestation of Jerusalem within the Singularity.
• Nitocris explains the political landscape of the Singularity: Ramses II's Pharaoh faction, the Lion King's faction, and the People of the Mountains.

Character Developments

• Mordred's aggressive and hostile behavior is a significant deviation from her usual character, causing concern among the Knights of the Round Table.
• Morgan expresses deep worry and care for Mordred, revealing her maternal affection for her.
• Nitocris demonstrates her pride and confidence in her role as Ramses II's representative.

Significant Themes

• The theme of loyalty and obedience to a higher power (the Lion King) is emphasized, with the Knights of the Round Table willing to act against Chaldea if necessary.
• The power dynamics and political landscape of the Singularity are explored, with each faction having their own motivations and territories.

Character Interactions

• Morgan and the Knights of the Round Table express their concern and confusion over Mordred's behavior.
• Agravain takes charge and issues orders to the Knights of the Round Table, hinting at potential conflict with Chaldea.
• Nitocris interacts with Fujimaru Tachibana and the others, providing information about the Singularity and Ramses II's faction.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Tachibana and the others pass through a vast sandstorm, entering Ramses II's territory.
• They ride Sphinxes to travel quickly, with Fujimaru and Mash on one, and Da Vinci and Nitocris on another.
• They witness the Pharaoh's protected land, seeing people living well and worshipping Ramses II.
• They approach a city built around pyramids, with a grand golden pyramid at the center.

Character Developments

• Nitocris shows tsundere tendencies, wanting to ride with Fujimaru but being too embarrassed to ask.
• Fujimaru Tachibana remains unaware of her body's gender, feeling no embarrassment about riding with Mash.
• Da Vinci observes the interactions but says nothing.

Significant Themes

• The power and divine nature of Ramses II.
• The gratitude and worship of the people under Ramses II's protection.
• The stark contrast between the protected land and the outside world.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru and Mash ride together without hesitation, while Nitocris watches with frustration.
• Da Vinci notices the dynamics between the characters but keeps her observations to herself.
• The people in the protected land worship Ramses II, showing their gratitude and support for his rule.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group arrives at the Radiant Grand Composite Temple, a colossal pyramid complex created by Ramses II (Ozymandias) as his Noble Phantasm.
• The temple is revealed to be an EX-rank Noble Phantasm, combining multiple historical Egyptian temples and mausoleums, and is all-purpose, countering various types of Noble Phantasms.
• The temple's power is so immense that it leaves the real-world audience stunned and speechless.

Character Developments

• Da Vinci is initially surprised by the temple's scale and power but quickly analyzes and explains its attributes and significance.
• Nitocris proudly explains the temple's origins and power, expressing her worship and loyalty to Ramses II.
• Fujimaru Tachibana and Mash are awestruck by the temple's might and the sheer number of historical structures it encompasses.

Significant Themes

• The power and legacy of pharaohs in Ancient Egypt.
• The awe-inspiring scale and might of Noble Phantasms, particularly those of EX rank.
• The cultural and historical significance of the Egyptian pyramids and temples.

Character Interactions

• Da Vinci, Nitocris, Fujimaru Tachibana, and Mash interact and react to the temple's revelation, each expressing their amazement in their own way.
• The real-world audience also reacts collectively, demonstrating their shock and disbelief at the temple's power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Tachibana and her companions meet Ramses II, who reveals he knows about the true Fujimaru siblings and offers help to resolve the Singularity.
• Ramses II tasks Fujimaru with stopping King Arthur, now a goddess, to save the Singularity.
• Nitocris, Ramses II's subordinate, scolds Da Vinci for questioning Ramses II's words, but Ramses II forgives them and agrees to explain further.

Character Developments

• Ramses II: Shows unusual warmth and knowledge toward "Fujimaru Ritsuka," hinting at knowing the truth about the altered reality. He reveals his power and omniscience, making him the most extraordinary Heroic Spirit yet.
• Nitocris: Demonstrates unwavering loyalty and respect for Ramses II, becoming furious when his words are questioned.
• Fujimaru Tachibana and companions: Feel the immense pressure and regal bearing of Ramses II, and are cautious yet curious about his intentions.

Significant Themes

• The power and knowledge of Ramses II, and his unique perspective on the altered reality.
• The importance of understanding specific circumstances before taking action, as emphasized by Da Vinci.
• The tension and conflict between Ramses II's forces and King Arthur's forces, with Ramses II wanting Fujimaru to intervene.

Character Interactions

• Ramses II and Fujimaru Tachibana: Ramses II shows unusual deference and knowledge toward Fujimaru, while Fujimaru is cautious and curious about his intentions.
• Nitocris and Da Vinci: Nitocris scolds Da Vinci for questioning Ramses II, while Da Vinci seeks clarification about the situation from Ramses II.
• Ramses II and Nitocris: Ramses II forgives Da Vinci's insolence, showing a degree of tolerance toward Nitocris's subordinate.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ramses II, the Pharaoh, reveals his omniscience within his territory but clarifies it's limited.
• Ramses II's head suddenly falls off, causing shock and terror.
• Nitocris, Ramses II's aide, picks up his head and returns it to his neck.
• Ramses II refuses to discuss the incident and changes the subject.
• He reveals that the King of Storms (deified King Arthur) intends to protect humanity but warns that her methods may not align with human expectations.
• Ramses II orders Fujimaru Tachibana and her group to leave his territory and head east towards Camelot to witness the truth for themselves.
• He hints at a heavier burden Fujimaru must carry and mentions a traveling knight they should meet.

Character Developments

• Ramses II is revealed to have a mysterious condition, as his head falls off unexpectedly.
• Nitocris demonstrates loyalty and composure in handling the unexpected situation.
• Fujimaru Tachibana shows trust in Ramses II, which evokes a nostalgic and happy response from him.

Significant Themes

• The burden of power and responsibility.
• The limits of omniscience and the consequences of absolute power.
• The potential disconnect between divine and human perspectives on protection and salvation.

Character Interactions

• Ramses II and Fujimaru Tachibana: Ramses II is initially cold and dismissive but warms up to Fujimaru due to her trust in him. He later provides guidance and warnings to her.
• Nitocris and Ramses II: Nitocris displays loyalty and composure in serving Ramses II, even in unexpected situations.
• Ramses II and the real-world audience: Ramses II's mysterious condition and riddle-like speech cause confusion and frustration among the viewers.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Tachibana and the others leave the pyramid temple and are accommodated in a house by Nitocris.
• Nitocris warns them about Ramses II's wrath and the importance of not taking his benevolence for granted.
• Fujimaru Tachibana asks Nitocris about Ramses II's head falling off, causing discomfort among those present.
• Nitocris explains that Ramses II's immortality within his territory is a divine authority.
• They explore the city, find it prosperous, and plan to depart the next day after resting and gathering supplies.
• Da Vinci plans to create a desert vessel for their journey.
• Nitocris introduces them to Lucius, a Saber-class Servant and traveling knight.

Character Developments

• Nitocris shows concern and goodwill towards Fujimaru Tachibana and the others, warning them about Ramses II's temper.
• Fujimaru Tachibana displays curiosity and straightforwardness, asking Nitocris about Ramses II's head.
• Lucius, revealed to be Bedivere, shows humility and courtesy in his introduction.

Significant Themes

• The benevolence and wrath of a powerful ruler (Ramses II).
• The prosperity and happiness of people under a ruler's reign.
• The divine nature of a ruler's authority (Ramses II's immortality).

Character Interactions

• Nitocris warns Fujimaru Tachibana about Ramses II's temper, showing concern for their safety.
• Fujimaru Tachibana asks Nitocris about Ramses II's head, causing discomfort but also showing curiosity and openness.
• Nitocris introduces Lucius to Fujimaru Tachibana and the others, marking the beginning of their interaction with Bedivere.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bedivere appears as Lucius, a third-rate Servant, to deceive Fujimaru and others.
• Fujimaru and the group meet Lucius, and Fujimaru forms a contract with him.
• Ramses II is revealed to have orchestrated their meeting with Lucius.

Character Developments

• Bedivere (as Lucius) maintains his mysterious demeanor, hinting at a hidden past or agenda.
• Fujimaru shows eagerness in forming contracts with new Servants, displaying her enthusiasm and sincerity.

Significant Themes

• The mystery surrounding Bedivere's true identity and motives.
• The power dynamics and relationships between Servants and Masters.
• The influence of Ramses II's prophetic abilities on the Singularity's events.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru and Lucius: Fujimaru is eager to form a contract with Lucius, while Lucius is cooperative but maintains an air of mystery.
• Ramses II and Lucius: Ramses II arranges for Lucius to meet Fujimaru and the group, hinting at a deeper connection or plan.
• Fujimaru and Mash: Mash is present but does not actively participate in the conversation with Lucius.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Lucius reveals his Noble Phantasm, the Silver Arm of Nuada, a divine artifact from Celtic mythology.
• The group prepares to leave for the Lion King's territory the next day.
• The Light Screen shows various Servants and their activities: Mordred, Lancelot, Gawain, Tristan, Agravain, and the Lion King Arthur.
• Xuanzang Sanzang is seen praying for the dead in the desert.
• Hassan of the Hundred Faces guards a mountain village.
• An unidentified figure stands at the edge of the Singularity's boundary.
• Ramses II awaits Fujimaru's arrival and expresses displeasure about the missing twin.
• Gilgamesh's voice is heard, chastising Ramses II for being swayed by emotions.

Character Developments

• Lucius gains respect and awe after revealing his divine Noble Phantasm.
• The Lion King Arthur is introduced, giving off an oppressive and inhuman aura.
• Ramses II shows frustration and anger about the missing twin, challenging his omnipotence.

Significant Themes

• Divine power and its limitations (Lucius's Silver Arm, the Lion King's divine status).
• The consequences of emotional involvement in one's mission (Ramses II, Gilgamesh's warning).
• The unknown and its terrors (the figure at the Singularity's boundary).

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru Tachibana accepts Lucius's explanation and trusts her companions.
• Ramses II converses with Gilgamesh, showing frustration and receiving a stern warning.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gil and Enki discuss the King of Heroes, Gilgamesh, hoping he won't repeat his actions from the Fifth Holy Grail War.
• Ramses II reveals he has a Holy Grail and plans to use it to bring back the other Fujimaru.
• Nitocris escorts the group to the neutral zone, and they set off in a desert land-sailer created by Da Vinci.

Character Developments

• Gil and Enki's opinions about Gilgamesh are revealed, showing they prefer the version from the Fourth Holy Grail War.
• Ramses II demonstrates his immense power and wisdom, further establishing his status as a formidable opponent.
• Da Vinci's true gender is revealed, causing shock and disbelief among the characters and the audience.

Significant Themes

• The power and prestige of the Holy Grail are called into question as Ramses II casually produces one.
• The theme of identity and acceptance is explored through Ramses II and the King of Heroes' plan to bring back the other Fujimaru.
• The concept of common sense and scientific principles is challenged by Da Vinci's creations and actions.

Character Interactions

• Gil and Enki share their thoughts about Gilgamesh, highlighting their differing opinions and mutual respect.
• Ramses II and the King of Heroes' plan is revealed, showing their shared goal and mutual respect.
• Da Vinci's interaction with Lucius reveals her true gender, causing shock and disbelief among the characters and the audience.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Da Vinci reveals she transformed her Spirit Origin into a beautiful woman modeled after Mona Lisa upon being summoned.
• The real world reacts in shock and excitement to Da Vinci's revelation.
• Fujimaru's group arrives at a scorched, desolate area with signs of a massive fire and many corpses, indicating a battle between powerful entities.

Character Developments

• Da Vinci: Confirms her unique ability to modify her Spirit Origin upon summoning, shocking the world with her transformation into a beautiful woman.
• Lucius: Shows concern and determination upon seeing the burned wasteland, hinting at his personal connection or mission related to the event.

Significant Themes

• Identity and appearance: Da Vinci's transformation raises questions about identity and the fluidity of appearance, even for historical figures.
• Power and destruction: The battle that left the wasteland hints at the devastating power of Servants and the consequences of their actions.

Character Interactions

• Da Vinci and Lucius: Da Vinci's revelation shocks Lucius, who struggles to address her as "lady." Despite this, they maintain polite interaction.
• Fujimaru, Mash, and Da Vinci: The group reacts to the desolate landscape, with Da Vinci using her detection glasses to analyze the environment and conclude that a powerful battle took place there.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Tachibana and her group encounter cannibalistic humans mutated into 'ghouls' due to magical energy and eating human flesh.
• They engage in a battle against these ghouls, with Lucius and Mash leading the fight.
• The group later encounters refugees being blocked by a Knight of the Round Table, Tristan.

Character Developments

• Fujimaru Tachibana: Struggles with the harsh reality of people eating people and the mutation caused by magical energy.
• Lucius: Reveals knowledge about the Knight of the Round Table, Tristan, hinting at his past.
• Mash: Shows her prowess in battle and loyalty to Fujimaru Tachibana.

Significant Themes

• The corrupting influence of magical energy on humanity.
• The harsh reality of survival and the lengths people will go to in desperate times.
• The struggle between humanity and monstrous threats.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru Tachibana and Mash: Their bond strengthens as they face the horrors of the Singularity together.
• Lucius and Fujimaru Tachibana: Lucius shows his willingness to protect Fujimaru Tachibana and her group.
• Lucius and Tristan: Lucius shows recognition and nostalgia when seeing Tristan, hinting at a past connection.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hassan of the Hundred Faces sacrifices herself to allow refugees to escape, making a deal with Tristan.
• Tristan, despite initially appearing noble, breaks his promise and massacres the refugees using a musical bow.
• Tristan departs after completing his mission, leaving behind a field of corpses.

Character Developments

• Hassan of the Hundred Faces: Shows noble character and selflessness, sacrificing herself to protect refugees.
• Tristan: Reveals a cold, hypocritical personality, vastly different from historical accounts. He breaks his promise and commits a massacre, showing no remorse.

Significant Themes

• Betrayal of trust and honor.
• The consequences of breaking promises and agreements.
• The true nature of Tristan, contrasting with his historical image.

Character Interactions

• Hassan of the Hundred Faces and Tristan: Their interaction highlights Tristan's hypocrisy and lack of honor, leading to Hassan's tragic death.
• Chris and Tristan: Chris, who shares Tristan's appearance, is filled with fury and a desire to confront Tristan after witnessing the massacre.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tristan, a Knight of the Round Table, massacres a group of refugees, shocking and enraging the Holy Britannian Empire.
• The public reacts with disbelief and anger, leading to an online war between the Holy Britannian Empire and its rivals.
• Fujimaru Tachibana and her group arrive at the massacre site, find no survivors, and cremate the bodies.

Character Developments

• Artoria is shocked and disbelieving of Tristan's actions, questioning her inherited memories of him.
• Tristan's actions cause Lucius to sink into despair, while Mash experiences physical pain due to her Saint Graph reacting to the massacre.
• Fujimaru Tachibana is filled with anger and sorrow, determined to find a way to address this tragedy.

Significant Themes

• The corruption of power and the loss of noble ideals.
• The consequences of actions and the inability to undo the past.
• The impact of public perception and the power of propaganda.

Character Interactions

• Artoria and the other Knights of the Round Table express their disbelief and disgust at Tristan's actions.
• Fujimaru Tachibana and her group work together to handle the aftermath of the massacre, showing unity and determination.
• The public of the Holy Britannian Empire and its rivals engage in an online war, highlighting the divisive nature of the situation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group encounters a horrifying scene of slaughter committed by Sir Tristan, a Knight of the Round Table.
• Lucius, likely Bedivere, reveals a different version of Camelot's history, suggesting King Arthur died in the Battle of Camlann.
• Da Vinci's vehicle overturns due to her shock, leading to a brief pause in their journey.

Character Developments

• Mash is deeply disturbed and confused by Tristan's actions, which contradict her admiration for the Knights of the Round Table.
• Lucius/Bedivere reveals a different perspective on Camelot's history, causing confusion and disbelief among the group.
• Da Vinci demonstrates her adaptability and resourcefulness by setting up a makeshift campsite for repairs.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between historical records and personal experiences.
• The impact of altered timelines on history and personal beliefs.
• The struggle to accept and adapt to new information that challenges one's worldview.

Character Interactions

• Mash seeks reassurance from Fujimaru about Tristan's actions.
• Lucius/Bedivere shares his knowledge of King Arthur's story, leading to confusion and disbelief among the group.
• Da Vinci takes charge of the situation, providing a moment of respite and normalcy amidst the chaos.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Lucius reveals the true events of King Arthur's death in the first timeline.
• King Arthur dies after the Battle of Camlann due to Bedivere's failure to return the Holy Sword.
• Ancient Britannia falls, and the Pendragon bloodline is severed.
• The real world is shocked by the revelation of this timeline.
• Artoria, King Arthur's reincarnation, is deeply affected by the news.
• Lucius reveals that King Arthur did not actually die but became a ghostly existence, eroded by the Holy Lance's power, and eventually transformed into Goddess Rhongomyniad.

Character Developments

• Lucius is revealed to be Bedivere, King Arthur's most loyal knight who failed her.
• Bedivere's guilt and desire for atonement become evident.
• Artoria struggles with the knowledge of her past life's tragic fate.
• Mash and Fujimaru Tachibana are affected by the revelations, with Mash's Saint Graph reacting with sorrow and anger.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty and its limits (Bedivere's inability to let go of King Arthur leads to her suffering).
• The consequences of actions (Bedivere's failure to return the Holy Sword leads to King Arthur's tragic fate).
• The cyclical nature of history and the impact of singularities (the differences between the first timeline and the known history).

Character Interactions

• Lucius (Bedivere) shares his past with the group, revealing his guilt and desire for atonement.
• Mash, Fujimaru, and Da Vinci listen to Lucius's account, reacting with shock, sorrow, and anger.
• Artoria is deeply affected by the news of her past life's fate.
• The real world's citizens react with shock and disbelief to the revelation of the first timeline.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jerusalem has been destroyed by the Lion King's Holy Lance, Rhongomyniad.
• The group discovers the ruins of Jerusalem and learns about the Lion King's destruction of the city.
• They encounter refugees fleeing to Lord Camelot, the Lion King's holy city, and blend in with them to gather information.
• The group learns that Lord Camelot accepts refugees and provides shelter, water, and food.

Character Developments

• Bedivere feels immense guilt and self-blame for his past actions.
• Morgan harbors deep resentment towards Bedivere.
• Artoria accepts the destruction of Jerusalem as a part of the first timeline's history.
• Lucius reveals that he knows about the Lion King's destruction of Jerusalem, referring to it as the "Punishment."
• Da Vinci analyzes the Lion King's power and its impact on the Singularity's environment.

Significant Themes

• The destructive power of gods and their impact on the environment.
• The contrast between the Lion King's actions and her role as a protector and provider.
• The resilience of faith and the importance of sacred sites.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru Tachibana, Mash, and Lucius discuss the destruction of Jerusalem and the Lion King's role in it.
• Da Vinci shares her analysis of the Lion King's power and its effects on the Singularity.
• The group blends in with refugees and learns about Lord Camelot's acceptance of disaster victims.
• The refugees express their fear and wariness of Fujimaru Tachibana's group due to their strange attire and the desert buggy.