Although the masters were still young, Hippolyta saw infinite potential in the two little masters.
Hippolyta believed that her master was no worse than any magus.
At such a young age, she had such a calm mind, and her achievents in the field of magecraft were also beyond the reach of others.
She was grateful that she could have such a master.
Looking at Sakura’s bright and lovely smile.
Hippolyta felt like she was being healed, and she still held on to that idea until now.
"Even if the Master uses all Command Spells, I will not harbor any rebellious thoughts..."
Hippolyta quite likes Rin and Sakura.
Only when the Master is female will Hippolyta, as the Queen of the Amazons, respond to the summons.
She cannot allow a man to be her Master.
Even if she really had to, Hippolyta would only acknowledge one person, the only man who could make her lower her proud head.
She quite admires the spirit of the Tohsaka sisters.
More importantly, they are just children.
The fact that they have the determination to participate in the Holy Grail War as children is comndable.
At the sa ti, it is also sowhat cruel.
Hippolyta knows the reason why the two girls are participating in the Holy Grail War.
She doesn’t know who their master is.
To actually let such adorable children participate in the bloody Holy Grail War, even Hippolyta, who adheres to the Spartan system,
Feels it’s a bit too much.
The Holy Grail War is an altar that mixes the extre good and extre evil of humanity, like a vat of human nature.
To let such young and adorable children participate,
Is really too Spartan.
However, when Hippolyta asked the Tohsaka sisters about their opinion of this master, the two girls showed great affection.
At this point, Hippolyta didn’t ask any more questions.
To be able to educate disciples in this way and still have them respect their teacher so much,
If there is a chance, Hippolyta would also like to et him.
Her intuition as a queen tells her,
That even if he were placed in the ancient Greek Age of Gods, he would not be inferior to the heroes she has encountered.
"..."
Hippolyta stroked the mane of her steed.
Her gaze warily stared at the other person in the room.
That is, Gilgash.
"Ha, this Holy Grail War, should I say it’s full of surprises, or what... I didn’t expect that I would be saved by you two little girls..."
Gilgash lay on the ground with a wry smile.
Although he took the antidote to suppress the snake venom,
Gilgash felt that there was more than just snake venom in it, but also various other magical beast poisons.
It was very similar to the kind that Moran had applied before.
He also didn’t know how Alcides got this poison.
From before, Gilgash had been thinking about how to deal with it, and now he only had suppression thods.
If he wanted to completely eradicate the poison,
Next, he would have to recuperate for a while.
"How interesting. The invincible King of Heroes, has fought to the point where he can only lie on the ground like a patient in such a disheveled state."
"Sharp-tongued little girl... This Holy Grail War is no longer that simple. In a situation where even I am so embarrassed, you reckless ones, it would be too naive to think that you can still protect yourselves... Really, that bastard must be hiding sowhere watching the show..."
Gilgash couldn’t help but spit and curse again.
Moran clearly knew more about this Holy Grail War than he did.
It was estimated that the other party was watching him make a fool of himself just now.
Especially since he was now saved by the Tohsaka sisters, he would definitely be laughed at all day long afterward.
Thinking of this, Gilgash felt depressed.
Looking at his bitter expression,
Hippolyta’s resentnt also lessened a lot.
Seeing Gilgash being besieged by various conspiracies and tricks like this, she even felt a little sympathy in her heart.
Wave after wave, being targeted to death.
Missing one link would not have led to this.
"...Who exactly is that silver-haired woman?"
Hippolyta asked.
Rather than mocking Gilgash, this was the key information she wanted to know. From that silver-haired woman, she sensed the majestic aura of the ancient gods.
"Who else could it be... Just a madwoman... The most unreasonable and twisted loser goddess in all of Sur... Even you, who are far away in other divine realms, should have heard of her...
Her na is—Ishtar, the goddess of fertility."
Gilgash began to tell the story.
Having encountered various accidents, and then being rescued by the Tohsaka sisters, his temper had also eased a lot.
He didn’t know if it was because of the poison in his body.
Gilgash rarely shared information calmly.
The first point was to consider the kindness of the Tohsaka sisters in saving him.
The second point was that his camp really needed allies.
Gilgash is a proud king.
But, he is definitely not a fool.
Rather than having to lower his head and work with a woman, Gilgash hated losing to Moran in the ga even more.
Moreover, he wanted to avenge himself.
He must not let that bastard goddess, who was comparable to an evil god, run free, daring to plot against him, Gilgash!?
Thinking of this, he couldn’t help but get angry.
He had to continue participating in the Holy Grail War.
In this way, through the information shared by Gilgash, everyone learned about Ishtar and Humbaba.
In the current situation where the situation is unclear,
Tiné and the Tohsaka sisters joining forces is the only option, which is undoubtedly a win-win for both sides.
Even if Gilgash was seriously injured and unable to fight,
His Gate of Babylon was a real help, and just having it there was an extrely reliable backing.
Moreover, Gilgash, who was seriously injured, could still fight.
He could be a high-ranking turret.
With Moran’s various high-pressure operations against him during his lifeti, Gilgash was much gentler in his dealings with people this ti.
Of course, this was because there was Moran among the enemies.
He had to take out a 100% attitude and seriously respond to the battle.
Arrogance was naturally not allowed.
If there were no Moran and Enkidu among the enemies, then he might not have lowered his proud head.
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