Bazett turns away from the center of the room and Lancer is still focused on blocking the occasional arrow from the mystery Archer, so neither of the Irish duo look upon Betty, who is standing in the middle of the room that has taken a not insignificant amount of damage already from the attacks of Archer, and begins glowing purple. The girl mutters something in a dark incomprehensible language as a being far larger and far greater than that dog sized creature she created back at the Einzbern castle begins to take form before her. First, it starts as a formless mass of energy, which is then slowly shaped into an odd torso shape with a dozen limbs as Betty very subtly adjusts an outstretched hand in the direction of the life she is creating. Then, the energy begins to take a physical form, the tentacled limbs being covered in black scales of chitin, as dark as obsidian. The torso of the creature is almost entirely featureless thanks to the armor covering the entire body of the creature, the only feature that you can pick out is a large black beak.

Then, the creature comes to life, the previously lifeless form of the monstrous familiar Betty just created begins to experimentally move its many limbs and lets out a low growling sound from the spiked beak on its torso. You don't even know if the creature she summoned is capable of sight. Lancer continues to deflect the attacks of the Archer as the newly created life comes to grips with itself, and it eventually seems to figure out how to move, using all 12 of its tentacle like limbs as legs, it quickly grows accustomed to movement. The entire process is really quite fascinating. While the strange abomination that Betty created merely to show off her ability appeared harmless, this beast is a complete different story. The sharp protrusions on each of the creature's limbs look honed enough to easily cut flesh.

Then, unexpectedly, your Servant hugs the horrible killing machine, before whispering something at the beast in a language that is still utterly incomprehensible. Well, not quite incomprehensible, actually. You can make out a few of the nonsense sounding words, but not knowing what any of the words mean still has the same effect. "OK! It's done, Master!" Betty looks exceptionally proud of the monster she has created, and the dissonance of the scene isn't lost on you.

Part 8