Chapter 36

(Maiya Hisau)

Kayneth: "..."

Professor Kayneth is left speechless by Feng Xi.

Although he admits he isn't a good person, he can't admit to being a villain either.

Feng Xi: "And you, Gilgamesh, why did you slay the Bull of Heaven back then?"

Feng Xi: "Was it to save the suffering people, or for your own face?"

Feng Xi: "If you say it was for yourself, then I look down on you, because you are completely unworthy of Enkidu's sacrifice."

King of Heroes: "Mongrel! I have tolerated you for a long time!"

Feng Xi's words successfully poked at Gilgamesh's sore spot.

Feng Xi: "Pah, it should be me who has tolerated you for a long time."

Feng Xi: "To be honest, Tokiomi Tohsaka, I really feel sorry for you."

Feng Xi: "Which age of Gilgamesh could you not summon? You actually summoned this rude tyrant."

Gilgamesh in his youth was indeed a rude thug; otherwise, the gods would not have sent Enkidu to guide him and make him a qualified king.

Tokiomi Tohsaka: "!!!"

How did he get caught in the crossfire for no reason? Don't drag him into your argument.

This kid is going to be the death of him; doesn't he know Gilgamesh is right beside him?

King of Heroes: "Ahhh! Feng Xi! You!"

King of Heroes: "Just wait, I will definitely make you die a miserable death!"

Feng Xi: "Bring it on."

Although Zhang Jiao and Red Hare are not Gilgamesh's match one-on-one, they are not fighting alone.

Moreover, they have an advantage that Gilgamesh does not: bonuses.

Servants summoned by the Holy Grail can receive local bonuses and fame bonuses.

Because a Heroic Spirit's abilities are derived entirely from humanity's knowledge of that Heroic Spirit—that is, information.

The place where a Heroic Spirit has the most information is naturally their hometown.

Servants participating in the Holy Grail War can receive significant extra bonuses if they fight on their home soil.

The most typical example is the Servant Vlad III who appeared in "Fate/Apocrypha."