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A new Grail War had begun in a small port city called Goldcrest. It wasn't huge, it wasn't tiny, it was just right to cause problems with the residents. This was the sort of city where you could expect theaters, shopping malls, and large businesses, but also expect to see historical buildings like the ancient castle atop the hill, or the stone defenses around the port. It was a big tourist attraction, which for a Grail War was an issue... but such was the way of these Wars. They weren't meant to be easy.

Many mages had been chosen from all over the world to fight for the right to make a wish on the Grail, and they had been sectioned off into teams of three. Seven total teams, making for twenty-one total Master/Servant combinations that would be taking part in the war. It wasn't made clear if the whole team would win the Grail, or if the last team standing would have to then fight its own members to decide the last Master standing, but what was known is that the Servants being summoned were very unnatural. 

One team reported their Servants were normal Heroic Spirits of Legend, though they gave no names. However, every other team thus far reported that their Servants were "Not of this world". What that means is not yet known, but they say that their Servants have no place in History and they have never heard of them before. Apparently, some of them have no idea what Earth even is. 

Now, three Masters, Ansgar Staudinger, Ryan Vale, and Muhammad Avdol have been chosen for Team Red and they are the final team to summon their Servants, the beings that will be their guardians for this war, their weapons, and their companions. The three are guided to a chapel, considered "Holy Ground" where the war may not take place. They are free to summon their Servants in peace here, but it has been made clear to them that the moment they leave the grounds of the chapel, the war has begun. 

The circles are drawn, and the Servants are ready. These Masters simply need but to reach out and offer a contract.