“...You have courage, son of man. I would not call you foolhardy. For that, I pity you.”
“...?”
“No...” The bowman said to the bewildered John. “It’s none of your concern.”
The next instant, the bowman was standing right in front of John.
“Wha...?”
The movement appeared instantaneous, but it was achieved not through speed due to physical strength, but by moving in a gap in their attention.
The movement testified to the fact that the grotesque bowman did not rely solely on physical strength, but was also possessed of skill achieved through superhuman training. John, however, did not despair at it.
He had no time to appreciate the difference in power before the massive bow struck his neck.
Then, before he even knew what had happened to him, and before he had a chance to prove that he could fight with the prosthetic arm Dumas had given him...John Wingard was sent flying with a broken neck and smashed into the hospital’s glass entrance door with a loud crash.

Fate/Strange Fake: Volume 5, Chapter 14 ("Gold & Lions 1")