Holy Grail War? Dragon Ball War

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"I am, after all, a mage."

Steel Fang and Cú Chulainn did not leave, but rested nearby, while the others sat on the ground together eating and chatting.

"I'm sorry, Master, for accepting that challenge without my permission."

"No, on the contrary, it's you who have been able to endure for so long that I've gone a bit too far."

Steel Fang has never been bad to those with power, and besides, Cú Chulainn had helped him save his people, so he really had no reason to blame him.

Unlike those heretical "magicians," Steel Teeth also adheres to the principle of doing things as he pleases.

Since Cú Chulainn wanted to fight, he shouldn't have stopped him.

Even if the opponent is Kagome's Servant.

This has nothing to do with Dragon Ball; Koga was just having a pointless fantasy about that thing.

Under normal circumstances, a battle for control should be filled with elements of "life or death".

Unfortunately, the relationship between Masters this year is too "good," making it difficult for conflicts to break out between Servants.

But a winner must eventually be decided; no matter how much it is delayed, it will have to be decided sooner or later.

Therefore, Rikuo and Cú Chulainn's ideas were quite simple.

Let's have a fight while we're free. Whoever wins gets to listen to the winner, and the other person is out of the game.

A fair and square duel. I have no complaints even if I lose.

Coincidentally, Cú Chulainn also quite liked this style and approach to problem-solving.

"However, they still dared to make an invitation after seeing my Noble Phantasm."

"He's probably not that simple."

The thought of the battles to come made Cú Chulainn's blood boil.

He had a premonition

The battle with Rikuo will definitely be quite exciting.

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"My lord, Naraku has disappeared and is hiding somewhere."

"We can't detect any trace of it at all."

Muzan listened to his subordinates' reports, his fair skin sinking into the shadows.

(They were quite active before, but suddenly disappeared.)

The stronghold where Naraku had been was now completely empty, and he was a little confused about what the other party was thinking.

It seems something happened during the time he was frantically creating "demons and monsters".

"Don't worry about it for now."

"Go and catch as many monsters as possible for me."

"With such a large number, there are bound to be one or two exceptions."

Sitting in the chair, Muzan glanced at the demon in front of him and gave the order.

"Yes!"

The enormous figure retreated, and Muzan then grabbed a nearby "demon" and devoured it.

"Crack!"

In just a moment, the demon's body vanished, and everything it possessed turned into Muzan's flesh and blood.

"This is the power of the monster."

"Hmph. It's a pity that the ones we captured were still a bit too weak."

"Catching those powerful monsters might be even more effective."

Feeling his strength and physique constantly increasing within him, Muzan was in an excellent mood.

He had fallen into a huge misconception.

So why do they have to find "weak" humans to transform into ghosts?

They directly command powerful "demons" to capture those monsters, and then transform and devour them.

Isn't this much better than those skinny humans?

Since monsters become stronger when they transform into "demons," they have no need to focus their attention on humans.

Moreover, Muzan benefits greatly from actively devouring the monsters after they are transformed.

He is much stronger now than before.

Having enjoyed this benefit, Muzan naturally wouldn't let the opportunity pass him by.

We need to catch even more monsters!

Whether they are transformed into subordinates or devoured, they are not to be missed.

"Just you wait, Naraku."

"Sooner or later I will surpass you!"

"No one can stand above me, Kibutsuji Muzan!"

The thought of that humiliating "begging for mercy" was unbearable for Muzan.

This was one of the most embarrassing moments of his life.

Although he didn't know what Naraku was doing, he could only take advantage of this opportunity to cause more trouble.

It was so embarrassing to be forced to run away everywhere before, and in the end, I could only return to Naraku's place. It was truly a disgrace.

Because of that encounter, Muzan finally understood.

Only by strengthening ourselves can we have a chance to stand firm in this struggle; without strength, we have no voice at all.

The weak will not survive in this war!

"The more you experience being a ghost, the more you realize that a ghost's abilities have limits."

"Demons are far too weak for monsters."

"I'm not going to be a ghost anymore!!"

"I want to become a monster!!"

As he gradually improved his physique, Muzan revealed a ferocious and savage expression.

He not only found a way to overcome the sunlight, but also has a better future and prospects.

Looking out the window, Muzan's lips curled into a smile.

'It won't be long'

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"Grandpa, what are you doing?"

He tugged at the dog's trouser leg and asked the dog general.

"I'm observing the surroundings for a bit, but I just heard signs of a battle coming from a great distance. It's probably a fight between Servants."

"Really? I didn't feel anything."

Compared to the battle-hardened Inu no Taisho, Moroha still seemed a bit too inexperienced.

"However, Grandpa, I don't think anyone can be your match."

Recalling the exaggerated wind wounds he had witnessed, Moroha chuckled.

"Maybe."

He wasn't being careless; Inu no Taisho was simply thinking about the opponent who had caused Kirinmaru's disappearance.

He hadn't paid much attention to the "daughter-in-law" and "granddaughter" before, but now that he thinks about it, it's still quite complicated.

"Speaking of which, are there too few monsters around here?"

“Before, my mom and I would encounter a lot of monsters every now and then on our journey.”

"Did you scare him away, Grandpa?"

He climbed up the tree and looked around curiously.

Although it didn't release any demonic power, just by looking at its appearance, it's likely that the long-lived demons of the Western Lands would recognize it and be scared away.

After all, that's Inu no Taisho!

"No, it shouldn't be that simple a reason."

Crossing the clear river, Inu no Taisho smelled a strange odor.

What strange creatures have stayed here?

(It carries the scent of monsters, but also a strange, other kind of aura.)

(This is something that has existed for a long time, unlike the strange beings that are neither human nor monster.)