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Its not really a problem, but I wonder if bug spell or bug magic might have been the term that someone from the Fate Universe would default to.
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I think they didn't default to that because they can tell it isn't magic.
Isiri Pudireach
Predictive text can go duck itself
Eh, it probably wouldn't be too difficult to emulate most parahuman powers in the simulation. Especially one as simple as Skidmark's.
The Sandman
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Earth-Bet or a reasonable facsimile is more likely to show up as a Lostbelt, isn't it?
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Arash isn't a mage and aren't all of Caldea's dead? As far as I remember Da Vinci and the temp director are the only ones who know for sure, I don't know that anyone else would be able to identify it as 'not magic' rather than 'not magic I understand'.
And given Taylor is interested in limiting the future reports of the UN from knowing about her parallel world origin I really doubt it got made public.
Lagoon12002
How far have I fell down into this deep deep sea
Arash has Clairvoyance A, and thus probably knows something. There has been no indication that anyone else other than Arash suspects that Taylor's power isn't magecraft.
Romani and Da Vinci not could because they had already been told by this point.
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Romani and Da Vinci didn't put two and two together when they where speaking to Taylor about sudden unexpected brain tumor that appeared immediately before she began using a previously unknown spell?
The twins and the Servants didn't know Taylor as part of the group of Masters, Romani and Da Vinci did so they should know this is new, rather than something like "All the insects in Fubuki were dead.".
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Taylor straight up told them.
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James D. Fawkes
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There are at least two magi still remaining on staff. Sylvia is one, Meuniere is the other. Of the two, Sylvia is closer to the traditional Clock Tower type, but I do believe a note is made in the text of FGO or the materials somewhere about how Chaldea attracts deviant magi rather than the traditional, cold-blooded researchers we hear about but rarely actually see (and they're almost always the antagonists when we do). So she might be a little stuck up, but she's a decent person deep down.
Sylvia is also kind of Schrodinger's magus. She is noted as surviving the purge at the start of Part 2 (which cuts the already small remaining crew essentially in half, unless I missed new staff being assigned during Remnants), but at the start of LB5, her name is missing from the "staff of Novum Chaldea," unless one of the names given is actually her surname.
Sylvia is also kind of Schrodinger's magus. She is noted as surviving the purge at the start of Part 2 (which cuts the already small remaining crew essentially in half, unless I missed new staff being assigned during Remnants), but at the start of LB5, her name is missing from the "staff of Novum Chaldea," unless one of the names given is actually her surname.
QuietlyObserving
The Railgun That Walks Like a Bear
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You know, based on how Taylor teaches, her general intensity and life experiences, and her killing something humans generally aren't meant to kill and experiencing the consequences of that...
I wondered how she'll react to and get along with Scathach.
I wondered how she'll react to and get along with Scathach.
Evil Atlas
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These sorts of callback training sessions (or battles, or what have you) are always fun. It's one thing to see Taylor being her usual intense self as you wander around the countryside trying to deal with things that can't be killed by mortal hands. It's another entirely to see her in her natural environment: in full intimidating costume, surrounded by bugs, playing out the fullness of her creativity in traps and swarms against people who very much do care about getting hit.
Nostalgic for her, a little glimpse into the true self for them. I very much look forward to watching it play out.
Nostalgic for her, a little glimpse into the true self for them. I very much look forward to watching it play out.
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I believe they are a set of magic dolls she created prior to the story to try and recapture some of the feeling of being a minion controller again. Her dolls were mentioned quite early in the story.
RexHeller
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Ah, I must have just forgotten. Thanks.
Isiri Pudireach
Predictive text can go duck itself
"Oh great, there's a Pseudo Servant running around in my grandma's body."
"Wait, that actually IS Grandma!?"
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I really wish that chapter would be from the twins point of view.
QuietlyObserving
The Railgun That Walks Like a Bear
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By the title, pretty sure the next one is.
James D. Fawkes
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I mean, I wasn't trying to hide it, but I guess "R(F)" isn't necessarily obvious, is it?
James D. Fawkes
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That's how it's done in Worm, so that's how I treat it in Worm fics. That's also how it tended to be in FSN — whenever Nasu wanted to cut away from Shirou's POV to show others' activities, he'd have that section bookended by "interlude in" and "interlude out."
EDIT: So what I'm trying to say is, all interludes will be from another character's viewpoint. Just one character at a time, though. Swapping viewpoints mid-chapter tends to work only in very specific ways, which means that the only people who try it are absolute novices who flip-flop from paragraph to paragraph or very experienced writers who know how to make it work without jarring the reader out of the story.
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Thanks for the amazing chapter and keep up the good work as always! I can't wait to see what you have in store for the next one.
You won't hear it and i definitely won't do it in real life if i can help it, but there is currently a chibi me cackling the Evil Laugh with lightning in the background and organ music blasting. I really look forward to the trauma Taylor will visit upon the twins. It'll be education for them, but oh boy will it haunt them.
Honestly though, i don't think you'll put them through Skitter's worst just yet. Her worst is really, really Bad... or maybe fandom has blown it out of proportion. I'm uncomfortable with bugs, but not quite phobia level, so it'd be Bad for me. Now sure what you imagine her worst is.
James D. Fawkes
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Well, maybe her "worst" is a bit of an exaggeration, but I'm sure the twins won't feel that way by the time it's over.
I mean now I'm thinking about a Riyo Taylor
Need someone to do it
Need someone to do it
Skitter/Weaver version would just be a "black screen" with yellow eyes peering at you from within it and the Japanese critter crawling sound effect. There isn't anything else to say about that... Maybe stick one of Arash's arm out from it?
Master Taylor version would probably be girl in Chaldea white uniform just standing there with
for expression and brandishing the nanothorn knife? Depending on which part of her personality you want to exaggerate she'll either jump to Olga Marie's defense against Gudako or terrify everyone simply by just standing there with Olga Marie reluctantly using her as a shield against everyone.I probably isn't doing it justice though.
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I mean the more close things the fanart for Spinning the gatcha on SB
