Prelude to the Divine War

Gilgamesh and Enkidu suddenly clashed head-on, only to be stopped by Humbaba.

Humbaba's class was Berserker. Though she occasionally lost her mind and went berserk, her instincts for battle had never dulled.

Memories of the past told her that she was absolutely no match for the two opponents who had once killed her.

One against two was not a wise choice, but as the goddess's guardian, she could not retreat.

Gilgamesh and Enkidu exchanged smiles, seemingly stirred by passionate fighting spirit at the prospect of reenacting that divine war.

There had not been enough time back then, but now they had all the time in the world.

Just as they had when facing Alcides, one from the sky and one from the ground, countless Noble Phantasms shot toward Humbaba.

Elsewhere, Alcides faced the Bull of Heaven, Gugalanna.

As the world's largest divine beast, Gugalanna was wreathed in lightning, its towering body reaching straight into the clouds.

If it had to be compared to anything, it was likely no less imposing than Tiamat in her dragon form, and even slightly taller.

The nine-headed hydra formed from arrows was utterly insignificant before it. The first volley only slowed its steps before completely dissipating.

But for Alcides, he could maintain that level of shooting indefinitely, until the Black Mud completely devoured him.

A thousand meters beneath the temple, the students of the El-Melloi Classroom were gathered here.

Digging and digging, digging and digging with their tiny hoes. It was not that they did not want to use magecraft, but there was a detection barrier around the temple. Using magecraft to simplify the excavation would alert the enemy.

To avoid being discovered, the El-Melloi Classroom students carried out the digging by hand under the leadership of Rin Tohsaka and Luviagelita.

Compared to mental labor,