"?"
Yan Huan stared at the absurdly brave company employees in surprise.
"You're actually serious?"
"Of course!" Scott said smugly.
"I'm a man of rules. Since you didn't summon a Servant, I won't use mine to beat you up."
"You're alone right now. Leave the dream yourself and forfeit the Holy Grail War, and I can still spare you!"
"Impressive." Yan Huan gave Scott and the employees around him a thumbs-up.
"Gentlemen, I, Yan, am certainly no match for so many of you."
"How about you help me find where my Servant is?"
"Oh, give it a rest." Scott narrowed his eyes.
"Your Servant should have appeared once you finished the summoning chant."
"If there isn't one now, that means the ritual failed. You don't have a Servant at all!"
"I think I do." Yan Huan pointed at the black mud left over from the summoning ritual.
"Look, maybe it's this lump of mud? This is what poured out of the summoning circle just now."
"Wait a moment. I'll go activate this mud. Maybe it's asleep..."
"Stop clinging to unrealistic fantasies!" Scott raised a hand, signaling the employees to attack.
"You should be grateful I'm the one blocking your way!"
"Brothers, get him!"
In the blink of an eye, the armor worn by the employees was crushed to pieces.
'Clang—!'
The employees stared blankly at their shattered equipment scattered across the ground.
Yan Huan said helplessly,
"Seriously, you're all very brave."
"???" The employees, now wearing nothing but briefs, panicked and hurriedly retreated.
"Commissioner Scott, you never said the opponent was this strong!"
"Are you using us as cannon fodder?"
Seeing his colleagues lose their nerve instantly, Scott snapped in frustration.
"You bastards, the fight hasn't even started! What are you afraid of?!"
"Hey, don't leave!"
Watching his colleagues flee