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@Moonlit Sonata

I don't remember if I have said this already or not, but for the record I predict that the Matou Archer is either the korean hero Daebyeol or the chinese hero Houyi.
Rostam

Party Battle SUPER PARTY FIELD



Rostam tugged on his horse's reins as it fidgeted, pawing the dirt as it the monstrous castle THING began to shift and change before their eyes.

As his Master warned him to stay his charge, a sudden dart of brilliant light suddenly streaked across the battlefield, catching both their attention.

Rostam squinted as attack which he had before attributed to his deity, was wielded with similarly terrifying accuracy by the Archer Servant who had been attending the party with them not a few minutes before.

Leaning forward in his saddle, Rostam stared at the Servant who had unleashed the arrow which had nearly slain him the night before. The arrow which had granted him his deepest, most longed for Wish. The Arrow which had, in his eyes outshone the Grail itself.

For a moment a vein in Rostam's huge forehead twitched as he put two and two together. It had not been any deity which had struck him down after all, but this Hero. His mouth split into a wide grin, and he spurred Rakhsh forward.

"Keep your distance Master! I must press forward regardless of tricks! Moreover, if that one is here then... Head for the Fortress that girl has created!" He said, pointing towards the small castle that the Lancer servant had erected.

Riding forward Rostam and Rakhsh approached the new battlefield of the transformed Castle Demon. Avoiding a direct charge, he directed his horse instead to approach the mysterious Archer who had attacked him the night before, coming to a halt 50 feet from the man.

"You there! Archer! Bowman!" He hollered at the tall pale man, waving his free hand wildly. "I owe you more than my life, though you may not know it! I Rostam am in your debt! Accept my Oath of friendship and loyalty, you who's arrows carry the judgement of Ohrmazd!"

Turning from him then, Rostam set his sights on the small human figure which had emerged from what had moments before been a towering castle. Despite the current bizarre situation, Rostam felt nothing but a warm glow of joy at his meeting with his would be assassin. Here was a Hero who equaled or surpassed both Esfandyar and himself in the strength of their magic arrows. Between the two of them then there was nothing in the world that they could not conquer. So long as the Archer accepted him as an ally, that was. For now, he would have to trust to the general alliance that had been forced on all of them.

After this however, a more convincing token of his gratitude would have to be made. To prevent a repetition of such a tragedy as his slaughter of Esfandyar, it was appropriate to take any measures to prove his own intentions. Why else would Ohrmazd put such a figure here before him now, if not to grant him the chance at atonement that he had wished for? The punishment of receiving a fatal attack at his hands then, had been only the beginning of his true wish's fulfillment after all.

Now though the enemy at hand could not be ignored further.

Though he was accustomed to riding roughshod over such enemys, the shifting of form from one to the other was clearly the sign of a demon sorcerer of great power. It was to be expected then that a straightforward attack would bring terrible consequences. Well, someone had to be the first, and among hero's he was almost uniquely suited to shrugging off terrible consequences.

Whispering a prayer to his god and another to his horse, Rostam urged his mighty companion forward.
With a sound like an avalanche the huge steed began its thunderous charge. Moving like a white wind, the horse and Rider accelerated to and bore down on the small figure which had only moments before been a towering monstrosity. Rostam would have almost prefered that the creature had maintained its castle like form, for had he not single handedly smashed down the gates of the fortress of Mt. Sipand in his youth?

Rakhsh galloped forward, as if to trample the small man under its gigantic hooves, only to pivot at the last moment, vearing to the side of him and shooting past. As they passed Rotsam swung in his saddle, leaning over far to the side and unleashing a huge sweeping side strike with his long handled mace aimed directly at the ground the creature occupied. The strike he had unleashed swung down driven both by the A+ rank strength of the Rider, and the massive momentum of a Phantasmal beast traveling at full gallop. When it hit, it would not only pulverise the ground with enough force to shake a phantasmal castle wall, but send out shock wave of compressed air in all directions, strong enough to lacerate any who were agile enough to avoid the blow.



@Moonlit Sonata @Holy Grail
Just use ham radio.
I'm invited to go full ham on the puns, I see.
@Berserk Gene


We don't have time for puns damnit! We have to strategize. This thing has effectively ambushed us. The only way we are going to win is if we reverse its advantage of surprise and counter with a hambush of our own.

Norton in the meantime is free to contribute so long as he remains stylish.
We just have to pray that we can bury pigs under its walls faster than they can rain cows down on us.

Really though, i'm surprised that this castle thought it could land here without suffering extreme reporkussions.
More to the point, it means that when we finnaly do get our hands on the one behind all this, we are going to cut off their hands and feet, and then use them as catapult amunition.
Member Ironclad? Well, this entire fight is going to be Ironclad. And we are all Paul Giamatti.

The only question is, by the end of it will we be rage Giamatti or headache Giamatti?




Rostam

Party Masonry Field



Rostam had just begun his conversation with the pale warrior, when another presence made itself known, freely declaring itself as Chi-You, an a War God no less. Turning, he found himself looking down at the largest woman he had ever seen before. She had the body of an amazon warrior, coming almost up to his center chest in height, and was striding towards him with a fierce gleam in her eye. Forgetting the pale haired warrior for a moment Rostam turned towards the self proclaimed War God, folding his arms over his chest and preparing a similarly impressive list of titles to shoot back at her.

They never came, for at that moment the voice of Ruler suddenly shouted in alarm, warning everyone to move.

The next few moments passed in a blur. Rostam had lept to protect his Master, enfolding her in his massive body as some massive structure impacted with the earth around them.

When he had turned to see what source of the terrible impact had been, he let out a low hummmm of appreciation. Rostam had lived many hundreds of years, far beyond the span of an ordinary mortal, or even an ordinary hero of the age of the gods, and there were very few wonders that he had not seen time and again in his day. When however it happened that he did see some new and unanticipated marvel, the effect was all the more shocking to him.

Here was a fortress that moved and attacked like a demon beast. A living mountain larger than a dragon, larger than a Simurgh, and larger even than the King of Demons had been.

For a brief instant, and for the second time in this war, he was truly surprised.

Then the living engine of destruction had moved, smashing forward with its two arms sending one towards either half of the now riven party.
There had been a time when he would have charged towards anything, bellowing his warcry and swinging his mace, filled with absolute confidence in Ohrmazd's blessing. That had been before his latter battles however, and moreover, before his earlier impalement and near death during his summoning.

Leaping clear again, feeling the whipcrack of lacerating wind deflected off his armor as he went, Rostam landed a near 100 yards away, creating his own miniature earth shakeing impact as he touched down. Carefully he bent over and set his tiny homunculus Master down behind some bushes. "Master, are you well? Will you be... alright here?"

He looked up and stared grimly at the immense and apparently ambulatory Fortress. Somehow it seemed even bigger at a distance.

His armor and weapons had rematerialized over his nice party clothes the moment the threat had been detected, and he now lightly tossed his iron capped mace from hand to had as he sized up the... creature.

Rakhsh, I need you.

With a brief surge of prana, the gigantic horse was suddenly standing beside them. He sniffed the air, took one look at what was obviously to be their foe and whinnied in dismay. For an instant it looked almost as though Rostam might have to fight to restrain him from bolting, but a moment later, the noble beast restrained itself, instead simply pawing the ground nervously.

Rostam mounted, twirling his mace experimentally as he did so. Together they were nearly 20 feet tall, a moving mountain in themselves, but for once, even this magnificent alliance would not be able to simply trample over their terrible opposition.

"I trust I don't need to tell you that attacking this thing would be inadvisable? Get closer if you dare, but I would make haste in the opposite direction. If anyone fails to dodge an attack from that thing, they will be beyond even your admirable healing skills."



Alex Bradan

Aboard the Scuttle, Fuyuki Harbor




Leaning over the steel table that formed his primary workbench, Alex squinted in disbelief as the eyes of his familiar communicated to him a complete impossibility.

He had declined to attend the meeting, feeling that he had spent far too much time inland already in going to the Church grounds. Now he was relieved that he had stayed behind.

The six limbed, thing had descended from the sky and planted itself, black and glittering into the ground like some sort of abominable stone weed. No sooner had it done so then it began drawing immense amounts of Prana to itself, and lashed out with collomous fists at the Servants who had gathered around it.

Archer! Archer do you hear me? "

Working quickly he immediately began to funnel as much prana as he could to the Servant over their distant connection. If this thing was channeling as much prana as he thought it was, then this could be the premature end of the Grail War right here. For a second he contemplated starting the ship's engine and priming it to go, but abandoned the idea, and sat back down at the table, running over his limited support options. His familiars would be completely useless against such an enemy, even a momentary distraction would be impossible with them.

Keep your distance from that thing! It is using nearly as much prana as all of you Servants put together, its a monster! I give you full permission to use your Noble Phantasm should you require it! Don't hesitate to flee if the battle goes against you.

Leaning back in his chair Alex wiped the sweat from his brow. Surely this could not be par for the course in these peculiar wars... something like this should have the Mages Guild in an uproar. What in the hell was going on?



@Holy Grail @Cu Chulainn
I don't, this is fearful speculation, framed in optimistic assumption. At the end of the day, even Saber was helpless against these guys.

What chance do weaker Servants have if this is the case?
as bad as this situation is, just imagine how much worse it would be if this castle had a good company of soldiers manning its walls. They might be able to hold us off for MONTHS. Depending on how much food they had stored in there of course.
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