"But..."
Scott looked at Audie, seeming a little embarrassed.
"Mr. Audie, if we summon our Servants ahead of time like this, wouldn't that be... against the rules?"
"Hahaha." Beside him, Grady looked at Scott and snorted.
"Who knew our producer cared so much about the rules?"
"Of course I care about the rules!" Scott told Grady awkwardly.
"Sure, ignoring the rules and doing whatever you want feels great, but if someone comes after us for it later, I'm the one who'll suffer!"
Old Audie explained:
"Don't worry. I, Old Audie, have the final say on how the rules of this Holy Grail War are interpreted."
With that assurance, Scott finally relaxed.
"All right, then. I'll get started."
He walked up to the televisions Grady had summoned and began checking on the other Masters.
"Hm? Where's that Nameless?"
He scanned the televisions but couldn't find Yan Huan on any of them.
"The Memoria around that Master is too complex. Monitoring him will take time to decipher."
Grady smiled faintly.
"Producer, you can watch the others for now."
"The others? What's there to see?" Scott sounded annoyed.
"Out of everyone on Penacony, that guy's the one who gets on my nerves most."
"Forget it. I'll just pick one."
After The Nameless, the person Scott cared most about was naturally his fellow company employee.
He went to the television monitoring Aventurine and watched.
At that moment, Aventurine and Jade were plotting in a VIP room aboard the Fleeting Starlight.
Jade smiled faintly.
"Using a Memory Bubble as an invitation. How very Penacony."
Aventurine studied the Holy Grail War page on his phone and smiled.
"But what's even more Penacony is this all-purpose wishing machine that can grant any wish."
"Listen to that. Doesn't it sound like a clumsy commercial scam? The kind of