Chapter 945 FGO Absolute Warcraft Front 23
No, wait, why are there a few unfamiliar people suddenly appearing at the table...?
Ushiwakamaru and Musashibo Benkei... these two are...
Minamoto no Yoshitsune... uh... girl... ah, although I knew this day would come, why did it happen...
To be honest, after seeing this video, I won't be surprised anymore that Oda Nobunaga is a woman, really!
Administrator Q: That’s quite lifelike.
After all, there are so many gender changes...
Administrator Q: What about Minamoto no Raikou?
Cough cough cough cough!
……
Wow, head shrinking technique?
These two are kind of funny, hahaha
Who is the red-haired guy next to him?
Administrator Q: Leonidas.
So simple?
Oh, the name is mentioned next.
The King of Sparta...
Speaking of which, do these servants still need sleep?
Doctor: It is true that one can live without food, water or sleep, but most of the Servants were humans in their previous lives...
Gilgamesh: Humph, there is also the issue of offering demons.
Doctor: That's right. Even if you are King Gilgamesh, you can't spend all your energy on supporting the actions of your servants.
[These servants were all summoned by the god Gilgamesh. As long as they do not disobey Gilgamesh, they will befriend Fujimaru Ritsuka and others, but they also made it clear in advance that if Ritsuka comes into conflict with their real master, they will naturally choose Gilgamesh's side.
After knowing that Gilgamesh summoned seven servants, the doctor asked about the issue of magic supply. Benkei told him frankly that they were only provided with magic power by Gilgamesh when they were first summoned, and after that they obtained magic power on their own through eating and other methods.
Dr. Roman immediately realized that they were able to gain magic power only after they obtained a physical body. Merlin also complained about Gilgamesh's recklessness. It was obvious that his magic power was almost exhausted when he summoned him alone, but he summoned him again. As a result, his magic power has not been fully recovered until now, which prevented Gilgamesh from going to the front line.
In fact, Gilgamesh didn't even know what was happening when he summoned the Servants, but after seeing the future of Uruk's destruction through clairvoyance, he understood and decided not to summon a powerful Servant, but multiple Servants.
Leonidas approved Mashu's analysis and sorted out the events that happened after the burning of human principles for them. 】
Judging from Ushiwakamaru's expression, could it be that she secretly added more wine to Leonidas?
Ushiwakamaru: How could that be?
Musashibo Benkei: It's not completely impossible.
Ushiwakamaru: Huh?
Fujimaru Ritsuka: The doctor in the video also noticed the problem of offering demons
From what Musashibo Benkei said, several servants have already sacrificed?
Administrator Q: Those who do not appear here are Tomoe Gozen, Fuma Kotaro, Ibaraki Douji, and Amakusa Shiro Tokisada. Among them, Tomoe Gozen died in the battle, Ibaraki ran away to an unknown place, and Fuma Kotaro and Amakusa Shiro Tokisada disappeared during the investigation.
I seem to see a familiar name again...
Amakusa, how did you become a background board?!
These servants were directly incarnated, so they need to eat, drink water and sleep... Apart from their combat power, their physiques are actually the same as those of ordinary people?
Doctor: I see. Including Merlin, a total of eight servants were summoned, which required a lot of magic power. No wonder even King Gilgamesh ran out of magic power.
March 7: Why do I feel like Merlin is the one who consumes the most mana...
Doctor: I think so too.
Do you think a single hero cannot handle the disaster, so you choose to summon multiple heroes?
No, to be more precise, he could have summoned one or two powerful servants alone, but the King of Heroes believed that his own strength alone could not solve the disaster in front of him, so he did not directly summon powerful Heroic Spirits, but chose to summon seven... uh... in short, not that powerful Heroic Spirits.
After all, compared to those heroes who always claim to be gods, reincarnations, incarnations, descendants of gods, etc., these few people, whether in terms of reputation or status, are indeed... well...
But they are better than us.
It must be said that the King of Heroes’ method was indeed effective, so Uruk managed to hold out for half a year under the level of monster waves we saw before...
The people here also work very hard and don’t give up…
This is probably the brilliance of human nature. The most ridiculous thing is that the more dangerous the situation is, the more likely it is to bloom with such brilliance.
Who doesn't want to be a bad person when everything is peaceful? It's enough to be an ordinary person and take care of your own family...
That’s why there is a saying that heroes are made by the times.
[Merlin thought that this time was just right, as Gilgamesh had grown up and returned.
Speaking of this, Fujimaru Ritsuka thought of the 'Enkidu' he had met before. When Siduri, a local, and other Uruk people heard them mention Enkidu, they were sure that it was not the real Enkidu.
Mash felt a little complicated after hearing Siduri's description of Enkidu, but then remembered to ask Gilgamesh if he knew that someone was borrowing Enkidu's appearance.
Merlin affirmed it and said that Gilgamesh's reaction to this matter was calm, with no anger or sadness, which puzzled him.
Fujimaru Ritsuka believes that they must find out who the true identity of 'Enkidu' is, but Merlin reminds them that they should rest first, after all, even Anna has fallen asleep.
So after Merlin left, everyone went back to rest, and Mashu and Ritsuka made an appointment to meet tomorrow morning. 】
This time is really good.
Not necessarily. If Enkidu was still alive, maybe they would be the two big guys on his side... Well, one of them has a bad personality, but the good thing is that the other one is probably easy to talk to.
Gilgamesh:?
Doctor: What's the difference between this and calling someone out by name? But it's still unclear whether Enkidu is a good person to talk to... He's also a battle fanatic.
Enkidu: I'm not a battle maniac, but sometimes fighting makes it easier to talk.
what?
This person looks gentle...but is he actually a battle maniac?
Uh…
Fujimaru Ritsuka: After all, he was the one who fought King Gilgamesh for three days and three nights...
As soon as you mentioned it, I remembered that this is what happened.
March 7: So even though that 'Enkidu' used Enkidu's appearance, everyone knows that he is not Enkidu.
Gilgamesh: Of course, even if it wasn't me, but someone else in Uruk, they wouldn't have mistaken Enkidu.
Enkidu: Oh my! Siduri's praise makes me feel embarrassed
Gilgamesh: Is this true?
Enkidu: Of course it is - it's fake, there's nothing to be embarrassed about