Chapter 43

Extra Feng Xi: "Good guy, this is denying oneself."

【F: Black Gilgamesh, Nebuchadnezzar II, the second monarch of the Neo-Babylonian Empire.】

【The image in this picture is the 'Gluttonous King of Heroes,' an individual born in the 'Parallel Seventh Singularity - Critical Prosperity City Babylon,' where the evil consort 'Draco' used the Holy Grail to summon the soul of the later Nebuchadnezzar II to the 27th century BC, possessing the body of the strongest Heroic Spirit.】

Group members: "!!!"

They seem to have seen something incredible.

King of Heroes: "Hahaha, did you hear the system's evaluation? The strongest Heroic Spirit!"

King of Heroes: "The system has acknowledged it; you should all know my power now."

Extra Feng Xi: "I say, you're focusing on the wrong point."

Waver: "Exactly, shouldn't you be focusing on the word 'possessing'?"

King of Heroes: "..."

Damn it, he got carried away and ignored it.

"Tohsaka! Who on earth is this Nebuchadnezzar II mongrel!"

Gilgamesh asks Tokiomi Tohsaka with a dark face.

Draco and Nebuchadnezzar II, right? You all just wait for me; how dare you possess his body.

Tokiomi Tohsaka, who has come back to his senses, immediately explains.

"Nebuchadnezzar II was the son of Nabopolassar, the founding monarch of Neo-Babylonia, and the second monarch of the Neo-Babylonian Empire; his reign was the most prosperous and flourishing era of Neo-Babylonia."

Gilgamesh: "Prosperous? Can it be as prosperous as my Uruk?"

Tokiomi Tohsaka: "..."

He wants to say it should be more prosperous than Uruk, but he'd better shut up.

Kayneth: "What the hell is the introduction to this last picture!"

Kayneth: "Singularity, and the seventh one, and parallel—the amount of information is too much; I'm a bit dizzy."

Kayneth really feels a bit dizzy.

Although the concept of singularities has been mentioned in the Mage's Association, it has always been studied by the Department of Celestial Bodies; other mages just treat it as an academic topic, listening to it and moving on.

Now he is told that singularities truly exist, and there is more than one—at least seven.

More importantly, singularities also exist in parallel worlds.

How can this not make Lord Kayneth feel dizzy?