The objects deployed around Enkidu were clearly associable with ancient Babylonia due to the symbols engraved on them and the mixture of clay and shining gold.
But those weapons clearly didn’t exist back in the days of ancient Babylonia.
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The boy extracted the weapon name from the file in his memory.
This weapon is called a...
Remembering Flat’s words, the boy let the formal name slip out of his mouth.
“...M1... 120mm anti-aircraft gun...”
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8 units.
The number probably wasn’t much of a factor in this, but it’s a cold, hard fact that the boy needed to recheck his vision in other accept that the image before his eyes was real.
Albeit inorganic, their form was dignified enough to resemble a guardian statue with an over 7 meters long barrel.
While they were indeed repainted in the style Enkidu’s home Babylonia, what they were was plain to see.
Modern weaponry from this American land, discontinued only 5 decades ago.
Enkidu’s eccentric line-up dominated the space of Crystal Hill heliport.
The beautiful rows of anti-aircraft artillery around Enkidu filled up with golden energy, in a display of color that harmonized surprisingly well with Enkidu’s own.
It looked as if they were defensive weapons installed on Babylonia’s walls.
Or perhaps as if even this modern weaponry was part of the planet’s natural decoration.

Fate/Strange Fake, Volume 7; Chapter 21 (Beings Shaped In Man's Image)