As Jeanne lay critically injured, Mitsuhide kills Borgia. Desperate, Nobunaga summons a rampaging The Fool. King Arthur declares that he can willingly turn everyone's desires to reality through the power of the Holy Grail, but Nobunaga chooses to follow his own destiny to bring forth destruction. Elsewhere, da Vinci proceeds with painting the Last Supper. With the power of all the Regalia entrusted to him, Nobunaga faces Alexander - both in dragon form. King Arthur summons the Holy Grail, but it disappears when Arthur is collaterally crushed by the dragons' fight. After being saved by Hideyoshi, Mitsuhide is determined to kill Nobunaga, who has begun devouring all of creation. Nobunaga and Mitsuhide duel; albeit overpowered, Mitsuhide disables Nobunaga's Regalias — as he was fated to — and delivers a killing blow. The dragon disappears, revealing Nobunaga protected his people — devouring destruction unto himself instead. Nobunaga entrusts the future to Mitsuhide. With a kiss, the moribund couple, Nobunaga and Jeanne, promise to meet in another life and vanish from this world. Realizing the truth behind the universe, da Vinci releases his tarot cards and falls into a burning chasm. Mitsuhide vows to create a world of peace. Centuries later, a student resembling Jeanne meets another student resembling Nobunaga.