In the ancient spiritual veins of Kyoto, a twisted Holy Grail War quietly begins. Seven Masters, with unfinished obsessions, were summoned to the battlefield: retired soldier Lu Mingyuan seeks the rest of the deceased, ancient books scholar Morikawa Haru pursues the eternal story... The servants they summoned - the dragon-slaying hero Siegfried (Saber), the tragic love knight Tristan (Archer), the Roman god Romulus (L ancer), the story author Murasaki Shikibu (Rider), the mysterious fairy *** ("Caster"), the assassination angel Charlotte Corday (Assassin), the golden berserker Sakata Kintoki (Berserker) - they were supposed to fight for their wishes, but found that the rules were cracked from the beginning. On the surface, it is a classic fight for the Holy Grail fragments, but the purple mist on the banks of the Kamogawa River is quietly spreading, and space dislocation, time loops, and memory tampering are entangled like a curse. The spiritual vein was originally intended to digest the contamination of Britain's final disaster through "obsession sacrifice", but instead it was used as a breeding ground for nothingness. The demonic eyes of the *** peek into everything, and the lies reverse the narrative, making the heroes question the "authenticity of the war" - are the followers immortal? After the wish comes true, everything restarts? When the dragon's blood is restless, the harp is out of tune, and the Roman order collapses, this war is no longer a feast of victory, but a blurring of the boundaries between reality and the nothingness of the Fairy Kingdom. How will Masters anchor themselves? What kind of end does the crawling insect pattern of the Holy Grail fragments portend? Everything is an unfinished lie.
