You approach the girl and place a hand on one of her shoulders, she looks at you for a moment as you do, well, she doesn't understand how your magic works, that's understandable, by the sound of things, Orochi doesn't either just yet, otherwise he might've figured out that sending Servants after you like this was a bad idea. Then again, it's not like they'd be obliged to follow all of the orders that Orochi gave them, not like Chiyome, anyway. It really does seem like either Orochi is either purposely using his Servants to distract you, or he just doesn't really care enough to prevent them from betraying him like he is. But what's his game? Surely he must know that for every Servant that you break away from his control, your own faction only grows in strength? Orochi should have the tactical knowledge of Zolgen, so why on Earth would he be so willing so sacrifice the pieces he has on the board? He's only making you more powerful!

You hold Nobunaga's shoulder for ten seconds before you enter the visualization of her conceptual existence, though you don't want to spend much time here trying to find the core of her being, it's actually far simpler when it comes to breaking magical enchantments that are effective on the surface-level of an existence like with Command Spells, the long chain that represents the contract that Nobunaga has with Orochi is actually very easy to find in this case.

Not wanting to waste much time, you grab hold of the chain and tear it asunder, smashing the link that Orochi has to yet another of his Servants. He really needs to learn to stop trying to send Servants after you, honestly.

Part 28