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Lancer had rushed a good ways ahead of the others, and was a bit suprised when caster appeared before him. Still, he laughed off the cloaked servant's warning. "Wouldn't be the first time I've died, won't be the last." He shrugged. "And besides, I have no intention of fighting tonight, I simply intend to parlay a bit and get a feel for how this war is going to go, what are enemies are after. Who knows, maybe we can even reason with them before this whole thing gets out of hand? In any case, that church was stuffy and the people were boring. I don't plan on going back even if this doesn't go well."
He looked over his shoulder as Berserker approached. "If you're looking for a fight friend, you're following the wrong guy. Those self important priests back the other way are probably more your speed." He was smiling, but there was a bit of venom in his tone. Clearly he wasn't fond of berserker.
He stepped through the last bit of foilage and found himself at the edge of a street, numerous cars whipped by in either direction. "A highway." He recalled from memories that were not his own. With a single leap he jumped from the forests' edge to the top of one of the overhanging signs.
"Say caster, since I assume you're keeping an eye on them, just how much farther is the Red Base anyway?"
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Ichiko was ready to spit on Asa but her attention was drawn away as Saber began speaking to Berserker. The Servant's dead eyes didn't blink, but they turned to face the woman as she spoke, then as if coming to life quickly began to dart around the room.
"He's alive!" Ichiko rushed over to her servant and grabbed his hand. He seemed confused at first, but took her hand anyway and the two worked together to pull him to his feet. Even with his newfound senses, Berserker still struggled to stand as as soon as he found his footing one leg gave out from under him. Ichiko caught him this time, determined not to let her servant embarrass himself any further and through one arm over her shoulders to help hold him up. Asa was right on one account, this was all likely a result of his true identity clashing with how he was summoned. Berserkers often developed severe personality quirks as a result of the mad enhancement drawing forth their deepest scars. It only made sense he'd be this damaged given how he'd lived.
"You're right, I'm not sure berserker is ready to fight just yet, but I think I know how to fix him up. If we're planning on leaving anyway I could put him somewhere on Rider's ship, maybe set up a lab for healing and magecraft on there while I'm at it?"
Patrick sighed, annoyed. "You know, you could at least try to have some kind of survival instinct, Lancer!" He was prepared to get onto the highway, knowing there were many obstacles in his path, when he felt a large hand grab him, and tuck him under his arm. He realised it was Berserker when he felt himself soaring through the air. He screamed briefly, until they came to a stop, leaving a small crater in the road. As Patrick was set down, he landed with a thud on his hands and knees, before shuffling into a sitting position. It was then he realised that Berserker had actually jumped ahead of Lancer, putting himself in the Servant's path. He blinked in surprise. How would a madman be able to think of something like that?
Berserker, meanwhile, was glaring at Lancer.