It was a pity the opponent wasn't complete, but a light cannon clash was genuinely quite a thrill. The only issue was that the commotion kicked up was a bit too large; although he managed to cover it up, he figured quite a few urban legends would still leak out from over there.
Fuyuki City wasn't a particularly peaceful place to begin with. As the birthplace of the Holy Grail War, Fuyuki City in this world could already be considered relatively peaceful-it was just that a few magical girls popped up in the dead of night.
The biggest harvest from going out this time was this Gilgamesh Heroic Spirit Card.
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This thing was something researched by a magecraft family from another parallel spacetime. His previous diary should have mentioned it to them: using these cards could directly connect to the Throne of Heroes, thereby acquiring that Heroic Spirit's power.
In theory, as long as the user's resonance with that Heroic Spirit was high enough and they could withstand the side effects of their own body being assimilated by the Heroic Spirit, they could almost perfectly wield that Heroic Spirit's power.
Even if someone obtained a blank Heroic Spirit Card, there was a possibility they could connect to the Throne of Heroes given sufficiently firm conviction. If a Heroic Spirit was drawn to your conviction, you could also obtain each other's power.
To exaggerate even further, across countless parallel spacetimes, it was entirely possible for them to summon a version of themselves from some world who had become a Heroic Spirit.
Take Cat's Eye and Kaitou Kid for example. As the most preeminent phantom thieves in Japan today, their renown within the country was already very high. One could imagine that the existence of these phantom thieves would