As the dust settled from the previous battle, a new challenger emerged. Rider Iskandar, the King of Kings, gazed out at the scene before him. Seeing that Diarmuid and Artoria had been defeated, he let out a mighty roar and charged forward, his Noble Phantasm, Ionioi Hetairoi, at the ready.
Unencumbered by the exhaustion that had plagued Diarmuid and Artoria, Rider Iskandar unleashed a fierce and relentless assault on Shiro. His cavalry charge was like a tidal wave, crashing down on Shiro with unstoppable force.
Shiro, still standing tall after his previous battle, steeled himself for the new challenge. His Inverted Spear of Heaven gleamed with a fierce light as he prepared to face Rider Iskandar's onslaught. The two clashed in a spectacular display of strength and skill, their Noble Phantasms locked in a struggle that would determine the outcome of the battle.
The air was filled with the thunder of hooves and the clash of steel as Rider Iskandar's Ionioi Hetairoi swept across the battlefield, leaving nothing but destruction in its wake. Shiro's Impenetrable Armor glowed with a protective light, deflecting the worst of the attack, but he knew he couldn't keep this up for long.
The battle raged on, with Shiro and Rider Iskandar exchanging blows in a frenzy of steel and energy. Shiro's A++ stats and mastery of the Supreme Lancership gave him an edge, but Rider Iskandar's sheer power and momentum made him a formidable foe.
As the fight continued, it became clear that this would be a battle for the ages. Would Shiro's skill and strategy be enough to overcome Rider Iskandar's brute strength, or would the King of Kings prove too powerful to defeat? The outcome hung precariously in the balance, as the two Servants clashed in a struggle that would determine the fate of the battlefield.
The battle between Shiro and Rider Iskandar raged on, with both sides exchanging blows in a fierce and intense duel. However, despite his A++ stats and mastery of the Supreme Lancership, Shiro began to feel the weight of his previous battles. His movements slowed, and his attacks lost some of their precision.
Rider Iskandar, sensing Shiro's weakness, pressed his advantage. He unleashed a devastating charge, his Ionioi Hetairoi sweeping across the battlefield like a storm. Shiro's Impenetrable Armor held strong, but he knew he couldn't keep this up for much longer.
With a calculated gaze, Shiro assessed the situation and made a swift decision. He couldn't defeat Rider Iskandar in his current state, not without risking serious injury or defeat. With a nod to himself, Shiro initiated a tactical retreat, using his speed and agility to create distance between himself and Rider Iskandar.
As he fell back, Shiro's eyes never left his opponent, watching and waiting for an opportunity to strike again. Rider Iskandar, however, didn't pursue, seeming content to have driven Shiro back. The King of Kings let out a triumphant roar, his Ionioi Hetairoi still crackling with energy.
Shiro disappeared into the distance, his mind racing with strategies and plans. He knew he couldn't avoid Rider Iskandar forever, but for now, retreat was the wisest course of action. He would need to regroup, recharge, and come up with a new plan if he hoped to defeat the King of Kings. The battle may have been lost, but the war was far from over.