Fate/Grand Carnival

Chaldea may be responsible for protecting human history, but daily life becomes considerably less heroic once hundreds of Servants have gathered under the same roof. Resources run short, rivalries become absurd competitions, and the people who saved the world repeatedly find increasingly ridiculous ways to create new problems for themselves. Jeanne d'Arc Alter takes questionable work in a nightlife district to earn desperately needed QP, familiar heroes turn singularities into festivals and contests, and even the gravest legends struggle to maintain dignity. With humanity temporarily safe enough to breathe, Masters and Servants use that freedom in the least responsible ways possible, proving that surviving the end of the world was easier than managing Chaldea when everyone has free time.