Assassin·Bindu Interlude

Fujimaru Ritsuka rubbed his sore arm.

The number of heroic spirits is increasing. Although the improved magic storage devices of Miss Lawrence and Miss Da Vinci can share part of her magic power consumption, Fujimaru Ritsuka still feels a little powerless.

"Master, how do you feel?" The brown-red-haired heroic spirit appeared on the right side of Fujimaru Ritsuka.

"I'm okay, Mr. Delion." Fujimaru Ritsuka showed a happy smile.

"I'm just a little uncomfortable coming here..."

She and Bindu are actually in a strange micro-singularity now?

The towering and barren hills, not a trace of green can be seen, only endless land appears in the field of vision.

Bindu closed his eyes.

Fujimaru Ritsuka gritted his teeth: "What the hell is this place?"

"..." Bindu was silent.

This place is...very familiar to him.

"This is the place where I died." Bindu looked a little gloomy, "It is also the place where my colleagues died."

"You mean this is..." Fujimaru Ritsuka covered his mouth.

"The hill where dragons rage, the symbol of Britain's destruction - Kamlan." Bindu nodded.

"We were transported here inexplicably..."

"Master, stand behind me." Bindu looked serious and blocked Fujimaru Ritsuka behind him.

From the horizon, a group of bipedal flying dragons roared and flew over.

............

Bindu is an Assassin capable of assassinating multiple dragons. If there are less than a certain number of flying dragons, they cannot pose a threat to Bindu.

"What the hell is this place?" Fujimaru Ritsuka was a little troubled, "Why can't I get in touch with Chaldea?"

Bindu's sword was stained with blood.

He stood silently under the sunset.

In this world, the sun is always setting.

The body of the wyvern was lying on the ground, something Fujimaru Ritsuka had become accustomed to.

"Master." Bindu turned his back to Fujimaru Ritsuka and looked at the stagnant sun.

"Mr. DeLeon?"

"This...is not an independent space."

"Why?"

"It's not a miniature singularity." Bindu's eyes were a little dim, "It's just a dream of a weak knight."

"Is it the dream of a... weak knight?" Fujimaru Ritsuka seemed to understand something.

Bindu turned around, and behind him was a group of bipedal flying dragons that continued to fly from the sky.

"It's just a dream that a knight has because he regrets not being able to see victory." Bindu smiled mockingly to himself and disappeared. A miserable roar erupted from the group of flying dragons.

Fujimaru Ritsuka stared blankly at the knights moving in the sky, lost in thought.

............

"Tell me about that time, Mr. Delion." Fujimaru Ritsuka sat on the stone and held his chin.

"I don't know." Bindu shook his head. "In my memory, I just threw the armor on the ground and kept fighting."

"Until... the moment when he was eaten by the dragons." As soon as Bindu finished speaking, wings covering the sky and the sun appeared on the horizon.

His calm eyes instantly became serious and he looked towards the horizon.

Fujimaru Ritsuka patted Bindu's armor: "Go."

Bindu smiled, nodded, and disappeared.

.............

"As you can see, Master." Bindu's armor was dyed red with blood, which was the blood of a dragon. "As long as I am still here, this dream will continue to unfold, and new alien species will appear."

Fujimaru Ritsuka knew what Bindu was going to say. The light of the sunset illuminated the girl's cheeks, making her look extremely gentle.

Bindu didn't let himself look into those eyes that were too gentle for him, and lowered his head: "As long as I repeat that ending... this dream will be broken."

"Follow your own wishes." Fujimaru Ritsuka showed his teeth and said with a confident smile, "You can't force yourself not to fight, Bindo-san."

Bindu was silent.

On the horizon, several giant dragons appeared.

Bindu turned his head and took a look.

Kneeling down on one knee in front of Fujimaru Ritsuka: "Then, follow the king's orders, Master."

"Well, go ahead, knight." The girl clenched her fists and looked at the knight, "Go and run. You must penetrate the dragon's heart!"

Bindu disappeared in place.