I'm Shenji, what are you doing?

Shinji disclosed Caster's information to all the Masters out of sheer helplessness.

After a night of hunting, he regretfully discovered that to kill Caster, it was not enough to rely on Scathach alone.

This combination of a former French marshal and a criminal genius may not be very powerful, but they are cunning enough.

After losing their workshop, Caster and Ryunosuke Uyuu changed their previously careless and arrogant style and became cautious in their actions. Caster reduced the scale and frequency of magic, and Ryunosuke used methods that had not been suspected by the police so far. He used various methods to eliminate traces and create suspicions. In the end, they actually got rid of Scathach's pursuit.

Scathach only knew that the two had not left Fuyuki City, but he could not determine their exact location.

Although as a servant, Scathach's various abilities are far inferior to those of her true form, she still has more than two thousand years of experience, and being able to escape her tracking is enough to show how difficult this extremely evil pair is.

Now, Shenji couldn't sit still. He didn't want to say anything high-sounding like "Every day of delay, more victims may appear." He just didn't want to see the scene he saw last night again.

In order to kill the Caster team as quickly as possible, he needs more Masters to participate.

At this time, the church sent a signal, and Kotomine Rimasa's judgment did not disappoint Shinji, but it was not enough.

Masters who are magicians are mostly cautious, putting their own safety first, and will not take action easily before they are sufficiently sure.

Usually, after the supervisor changes the rules, the first thing to do is to collect information about Caster. Only after he has mastered Caster's data and fighting methods, can he consider the timing of taking action.

But Caster has only fought against Scathach so far, and other Masters have no relevant information about Caster. If you want to obtain information, you can only send out servants to test it. And this "test" exposed not only Caster's strength, but also the strength of the pioneer servants. Which Master is willing to suffer this disadvantage?

The worst-case scenario is that no one wants to be the one who takes the lead, and they just keep dragging it out, watching Caster and Ryunosuke Uyu continue to commit crimes - anyway, in the eyes of most magicians, ordinary people's lives are worthless. It doesn't matter if a few of them die.

This is not what Shinji wants to see. The sooner Caster and Yusheng Ryunosuke die, the better.

Therefore, he wanted to add another element of fire - to put the information out in the open. Firstly, it would reduce the time for Masters to collect information. Secondly, it would avoid unnecessary suspicion. Thirdly, it would also give other Masters "stupid" answers. The impression makes them despise themselves.

With enough information, Kenneth, who has used a command spell, will definitely take action. Waver, who still has the passion and sense of justice of a young man, will not lag behind. Tokiomi Tohsaka will not let this go either. A rare opportunity——not only because of the local manager's position, but also because of a deeper calculation.

Archer, who possesses the A-level "Action Alone" skill, is the servant who least obeys his master's orders. He takes action whenever he likes and not when he doesn't. Tokiomi Tosaka wanted him to do something. Apart from admonishing him as a minister, he could only use the Command Seal.

In order to make Archer retreat last night, Tokiomi Tosaka had already used one command spell, and there were only two left. Compared with the six enemies, it was too few. He needed more command spells to check and balance Gilgamesh.

The only way to obtain the Command Seals is by taking them from other Masters, or by giving them as gifts from the Supervisor.

However, this extra gift cannot be blatant and cause public outrage. Both of them need a suitable excuse.

And Caster's violation of the rules just brought an excuse to the door. As long as Archer can kill Caster, then Kotomine Rimasa can give all the extra command spells in his hand to Tokiomi Tohsaka.

With so many Command Seals in hand, Tokiomi Tosaka can become the master without having to endure Gilgamesh's willfulness all the time.

Of course, there will always be variables in anything that doesn’t happen. If Caster dies at the hands of another servant, Kotomine Rimasa will also give him an additional command spell - only one stroke, but he never said he would give out several strokes of additional command spells.

Shinji is very clear about the calculations of Kotomine Rimasa and Tokiomi Tokiomi, and he will naturally not sit back and watch Tokiomi gain such a huge advantage.

The coercive power of a command spell on a servant varies with the specificity of the command. The more specific the command, the stronger the coercive power. For example, when Kenneth gave Lancer an order to "help Berserker and kill Saber." Lancer could not disobey and could only obey.

On the contrary, the vaguer the order, the weaker the coercive force. For instructions such as "Absolutely obey the Master", the servant can be exempted as long as he resists a little.

In addition, the coercive power also increases with the number of strokes consumed at one time. The coercive power of two strokes is stronger than one stroke, and the coercive power of three strokes is stronger than two strokes. By analogy, if Tokiomi Tosaka had more than a dozen command spells, then random instructions such as "absolutely obey the master" would be able to be fulfilled, and Gilgamesh, a heroic spirit as powerful as the original, would not be able to resist.

How terrifying would it be for a Gilgamesh who obeyed orders, obeyed commands, and was always serious? Shinji's scalp goes numb just thinking about it.

At that time, we can only let Scathach, who is dragged down by Assassin's job agency, Lancelot, who restrains the "King's Treasure", and King Arthur, who has retrieved the scabbard, join forces. Maybe there is still some chance of winning.

Gilgamesh must not be allowed to become like that, and I believe Gilgamesh himself does not want to become like that.

Therefore, it was time for Kariya to take action. His and Berserker's mission was to keep an eye on Archer and prevent him from taking the final blow.

Finally, Saber.

As a senior lunar chef and a senior royal chef, Shinji thinks he knows Saber quite well, but the control over the matter is not in the hands of Saber, but in the hands of his master, Emiya Kiritsugu - something Shinji cannot see through the most. people.

Shinji admires his pursuit but is afraid of his methods.

Fortunately, Shinji also has a helper, Justeza, the ancestor of the Einzbern family who has already found the Einzbern stronghold. With her here, Shinji doesn't have to worry about being shot in the back by Emiya Kiritsugu when dealing with Caster.