King Arthur's legend speaks of the king having participated in the Wild Hunt himself, and even into the 19th century those at Cadbury Castle (thought to possibly be where Camelot once stood), many would swear that on wintery nights, they could hear the king and his hounds rushing down the lane still pursuing their quarry.
In honor of the White Hart, Saber chooses to hunt in a traditional manner upon horseback without the use of her Servant abilities, using the skills she learned and cultivated in life. She also possessed C-Rank Luck, so she is uncannily lucky (which has allowed her to, in canon, dodge an undodgeable blow).
Also, Saber's son has arrived and what better way to encourage father-son relations than to remind Mordred how she'll never live up to Saber's image?
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King Arthur's legend speaks of the king having participated in the Wild Hunt himself, and even into the 19th century those at Cadbury Castle (thought to possibly be where Camelot once stood), many would swear that on wintery nights, they could hear the king and his hounds rushing down the lane still pursuing their quarry.
In honor of the White Hart, Saber chooses to hunt in a traditional manner upon horseback without the use of her Servant abilities, using the skills she learned and cultivated in life. She also possessed C-Rank Luck, so she is uncannily lucky (which has allowed her to, in canon, dodge an undodgeable blow).
Also, Saber's son has arrived and what better way to encourage father-son relations than to remind Mordred how she'll never live up to Saber's image?