“Well… I guess it’s not the strangest thing for a new Star of Sloth to have been chosen. After all, it’s been a while since that happened.”

Unsightly Humility answered his own question.

“I’ve been hiding it pretty well until now.”

Cinzia revealed her teeth and smiled.

“What a shame I had to reveal it because of a certain someone.”

The King of the Death Knights, Unsightly Humility, tilted his head back and guffawed.

“My apologies then. But… did you come here alone?”

He spoke intimately even though he was talking to an enemy.

“I understand only one Executor being here… but with only a single Servant with you….”

He turned his head left and right before abruptly tilting his head and fixing his gaze on a spot in the air. Suddenly, Agnes emerged out of thin air and opened her palms.

Spider webs shot out of her hands like rays of light and pounced on the enemy. However, Unsightly Humility didn’t allow himself to be restrained as easily as the Medusa.

“Hmph.”

Just by twisting his body with force, the threads snapped off or were blown back.

Cinzia clicked her tongue, and Agnes landed next to her expressionlessly.

“Evil-Hunting Tarantula… You have talent, but what a shame. If you want to buy even a little bit of time against me, you will need at least three other Servants.”

Unsightly Humility seemed to be worrying about them, but it was clear what he actually meant was ‘You two are not enough to stop me.’

The corners of Cinzia’s mouth twisted up.

“You really do blabber on with unsightly humility.”

Unsightly Humility clattered his teeth as if to laugh before suddenly swinging his longsword in an arc.

Clack, clack! The knights of death clad in jet-black armor stepped forward, holding their longswords straight.

“I apologize for the late introduction. I would love to entertain you for a little longer, but...