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"Magnus Sensei" you begin "how could this benefit either of us?" The Crimson King has wet your curiosity enough for you to probe further.
You get the feeling that the Crimson King if highly amused at your question <like many things in the galaxy it can be beneficial or detrimental in some instances that I have seen it can be both.>
Magnus would not be beating around the bush if it were immediately important, then again the Crimson King wouldn't beat around the bush if it had no real form of relevance. "What is the worst case scenario?"
You don't expect to hear or receive and answer other than being told to search for it. So it is a surprise with Magnus answers < If things go downhill, the best you can hope for is being killed that is if you prove unworthy.>
Well that is interesting to say the least, the best case is dying, given what little Magnus has shared with you of the Primordial Annihilator you are not certain you truly wish to know the alternatives.
<Worst comes to worst you are either trapped their due to the way this world around us works, or you are imprisoned there due to the occupant deciding upon it.>
Occupant, so there is only one person or creature involved besides Magnus and yourself. "Still what would be gained from such a venture? If the stakes are that high, unless this is a case of high risk high yield and I can manipulate the scales into our favour I am not seeing a reason to address this."
<Caution is a good trait, you need only appear arrogant to those around you, never forget that such an act is only there to throw off enemy and ally alike into underestimating your capabilities.> The Crimson King states <As for what there is to be gained, unfortunately while you could lean much from me as a warrior, I myself am more of a scholar and for lack of a better word, sorcerer than a warrior. That and I too crave the secrets of Old Earth that we could gain from entering under such a persons tutelage. >
So there is knowledge to be gained from it, enough that Magnus admits that he wishes to add that to his own immensely vast library. It must be truly valuable indeed for the Crimson King to covet it. However your mind is drawn to a fact that was revealed earlier "how do I prove 'worthy'?"
<I suppose your lack of relative information on what we are discussing would lead you to as such a question> Magnus states. <You need to be brave and full of potential> Magnus informs you <the latter you possess the former I am not so certain.>
That confuses you "how can I be brave then?" You ask the Crimson King since this seems to be a requirement.
< In all honesty Shirou, you know no fear> Magnus replies, but you feel that might be part of the problem. <To be brave you must know fear, to be afraid, as you became due to the fire, you cannot really comprehend true fear like how a human is supposed to. This is not to say that you don't have some of your survival instincts however the primal emotion of fear is too foreign for you to grasp, please try and understand that this absence is actually beneficial to you as channelling the warp a moment of weakness can spell your downfall.>
[] So are you saying that I need not worry about this and let it pass us by?
[] So there is no real chance off us gaining anything?
[] Then why was this brought up if there is no real chance?
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You get the feeling that the Crimson King if highly amused at your question <like many things in the galaxy it can be beneficial or detrimental in some instances that I have seen it can be both.>
Magnus would not be beating around the bush if it were immediately important, then again the Crimson King wouldn't beat around the bush if it had no real form of relevance. "What is the worst case scenario?"
You don't expect to hear or receive and answer other than being told to search for it. So it is a surprise with Magnus answers < If things go downhill, the best you can hope for is being killed that is if you prove unworthy.>
Well that is interesting to say the least, the best case is dying, given what little Magnus has shared with you of the Primordial Annihilator you are not certain you truly wish to know the alternatives.
<Worst comes to worst you are either trapped their due to the way this world around us works, or you are imprisoned there due to the occupant deciding upon it.>
Occupant, so there is only one person or creature involved besides Magnus and yourself. "Still what would be gained from such a venture? If the stakes are that high, unless this is a case of high risk high yield and I can manipulate the scales into our favour I am not seeing a reason to address this."
<Caution is a good trait, you need only appear arrogant to those around you, never forget that such an act is only there to throw off enemy and ally alike into underestimating your capabilities.> The Crimson King states <As for what there is to be gained, unfortunately while you could lean much from me as a warrior, I myself am more of a scholar and for lack of a better word, sorcerer than a warrior. That and I too crave the secrets of Old Earth that we could gain from entering under such a persons tutelage. >
So there is knowledge to be gained from it, enough that Magnus admits that he wishes to add that to his own immensely vast library. It must be truly valuable indeed for the Crimson King to covet it. However your mind is drawn to a fact that was revealed earlier "how do I prove 'worthy'?"
<I suppose your lack of relative information on what we are discussing would lead you to as such a question> Magnus states. <You need to be brave and full of potential> Magnus informs you <the latter you possess the former I am not so certain.>
That confuses you "how can I be brave then?" You ask the Crimson King since this seems to be a requirement.
< In all honesty Shirou, you know no fear> Magnus replies, but you feel that might be part of the problem. <To be brave you must know fear, to be afraid, as you became due to the fire, you cannot really comprehend true fear like how a human is supposed to. This is not to say that you don't have some of your survival instincts however the primal emotion of fear is too foreign for you to grasp, please try and understand that this absence is actually beneficial to you as channelling the warp a moment of weakness can spell your downfall.>
[] So are you saying that I need not worry about this and let it pass us by?
[] So there is no real chance off us gaining anything?
[] Then why was this brought up if there is no real chance?
[] write in