Disclaimer: English is not my first language. I'm using Grammarly to check the Grammar and using Word to write it.
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"Where are we?" Isaac asked, looking around the place.
"Are we inside my head?" I asked curiously.
Mom glances around nervously, while Daisy's eyes wander, her face glowing with curiosity.
Morgan shakes her head, "It's a temporary 'room' we have created to better show your memories."
It looks like a movie theater.
"Time moves faster inside this 'room' than the outside. So we can take our time and answer all the questions that you all are going to have," Morgan said.
"Cool, is that your power....what was your name again?" Daisy asked embarrassed.
Oh right, I didn't introduce them before.
"I'm Morgan Le Fay's child and no, this isn't my 'power'. This is just a simple spell, there isn't any reason to be impressed about it," Morgan said.
"Yeah, I'm not satisfied either with how it turned out," Medea said, looking around the place with a displeased face. "Oh, by the way, I'm Medea. It's a pleasure to meet you all," she said with a beautiful smile.
Well, they are both geniuses when it comes to magecraft, so it's easy to see why they think that. However, I'm sure others would disagree with their opinion on the matter.
"How long is this going to take?" Nora asked.
I hum thoughtfully, "I'd say about a day and a half, give or take. Right?" I look at Medea for confirmation.
Medea nods, "Oh yeah, this is going to easily take that long to show everything."
"Day and a half?! We can't stay that long here!" Isaac exclaimed.
"It's fine. Only a few minutes will have passed when this is over. And before you ask, no we won't get hungry or need to sleep in here," Medea waves of Isaac's concerns.
Dad glances at me, silently asking me if Medea is telling the truth.
"She knows what she is talking about," I said.
Dad turns to Mom, who simply shrugs in response.
Da Vinci clapes her hands, "Ok. Let's all sit down so we can get this started."
We all sit down and face the screen. My family is seated to my right, while Da Vinci, Medea, and Morgan are seated to my left.
The first thing that my family sees is me meeting Mash.
"Who is th-"
"Shhhh!" I silenced my family. "Watch first, questions later."
My family returned their attention to the screen.
"God, it feels like it was a lifetime ago that I walked those halls," I said, looking sadly at my second home.
"It really does, doesn't it," Da Vinci said with a touch of melancholy.
A majority of the place was destroyed in our last fight against the Alien God. That bastard was throwing attacks left and right without a care in the world.
I'm pretty sure that was a last 'fuck you' from that son of a bitch.
"Did you rebuild it?" I asked.
"Not everything, since we were short on materials thanks to the Mage Association," Da Vinci said, her tone sharp with frustration. "But we don't have to worry about that anymore. All we need to do now is fix the place enough for Goredolf to come and go as he pleases."
The last bastion of humanity and we aren't even allowed to rebuild it because of some stuck-up nobles.
"I hate the Mage Association," I said bitterly.
"....me too," Da Vinci said.
"So that is Romani Archaman," Morgan commented.
I blink rapidly and return my attention to the screen.
"Yeah," I said softly.
"You two always spoke highly of him. I'm curious though, what is he doing in your room?"Morgan asked.
"Usually he didn't have much work since the medical procedures were done by machines, so he would go to my room to relax," I said.
"He used to go to my workshop, we would spend the afternoon chatting about anything that came to our minds," Da Vinci said with a small smile. "He changed to your room when Olga caught him there and scolded him."
"Do you remember Magi Mari?" I asked.
"Yes! I was so confused about how that was possible. I mean, the world was gone but somehow this 'idol' was still able to stream!" Da Vinci said with a huff.
"He asked me to make models of her," Medea said amused.
"I watched with him once. It was surprisingly very good," I said.
"Who was this idol? To be able to protect herself from Goetia's machinations, she must have been a powerful sorceress," Morgan remarks, tilting her head in curiosity.
"It was Merlin," of all the explanations I never expected that one.
"...I see," Morgan said with a small frown, dropping the matter.
Yeah, Merlin will do what he does best, and for your peace of mind, it's best not to question it.
"You two hold Romani in high regard," Morgan said.
"He was a pessimist most of the time, making so many of his decisions based on the 'advice' from Magi Mari, he would run away or not do anything if ever caught in a dilemma," Da Vinci said, listing many of Romani's flaws. "But at the same time he was someone that you could rely on," she finishes with a beautiful smile.
Yes, you could.
I would spend hours talking with him about the singularities, the pressure, the fear. Whenever I needed to talk about those things, he was always there for me.
"What about Olga? You never talked much about her," Morgan said.
Right, Morgan met 'her' when she was already the vessel of the Alien God.
I hum softly as the screen replays the moment Olga explained to me what it means to be a magus and the fundamentals of magecraft.
"Well, I tried to evade thinking about her as much as possible since the first thing that would pop into my head would be....her death," I said, my grip on the armrest tightening. "I had nightmares about that for quite a while."
Morgan grabs my hand and squeezes trying to comfort me.
"You never told me that," Da Vinci said with a worried frown.
"I told Romani and asked him to keep it a secret. Back then I wasn't comfortable talking about this kind of stuff with you and I didn't think you would want to given how busy you were," I said apologetically.
Da Vinci sighs, "That's fair."
"Anyway, during the brief time I worked under her, I can say that Olga was a stern yet fair director. Even though she was appalled by my complete lack of skills as a master and magus, she still took the time to explain everything to me," I said.
"That girl carried too much weight on her shoulders," Da Vinci said sadly. "She constantly doubted her ability to lead Chaldea but pushed forward anyway because it was her responsibility as the Animusphere heir. It certainly didn't help that the only person she completely trusted was Lev."
"The saddest thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies; it comes from those you trust the most," Medea said with a faraway gaze.
"....she was afraid of Mash, you know," Da Vinci said suddenly. "She was convinced that Mash would seek revenge against her and nothing would convince her otherwise. And trust me, Romani and I tried. That was the most tragic aspect of Olga, she was the heir of a prestigious family and a talented magus but didn't have the mentality of one."
"The world of mystics is a merciless one. Even the most hardened of mages can fall into despair. I take her life was full of hardships?" Morgan asked.
"Yep. We found her diary and it painted a rather ugly picture of what she was going through as she tried to command Chaldea," Da Vinci said grimly.
Well, this conversation took a depressing turn.
Huh, we're already at the end of my memory of Fuyuki.
Wait, what in the world?
"You change my memories," I raised an eyebrow.
Olga died when she was absorbed by CHALDEAS; however, my memory shows Lev snapping his fingers, causing Olga to be engulfed by a bright light, seemingly killing her instantly.
"I asked them to do that. Just because we're going to show your memories doesn't mean we also need to traumatize your family, especially your little sister," Da Vinci explained.
Oh god, I didn't even think what this would do to Daisy.
"What exactly did you do?" I asked.
"We placed a filter on your memories to tone down the gruesome deaths. We're seeing the same thing your parents are, your little sister on the other hand is seeing a more edited version," Morgan said.
Good, this could have been very bad.
"The memory ended," Medea said suddenly.
Time to face the music.
My family are all looking at me with wide eyes.
"So....questions?" I asked with a smile. "And one at a time please!" I quickly added before they had the chance to even speak a word.
"When did this happen!?" Issac asked.
"Are you okay!?" Nora asked.
"Can I also do magic!?" Daisy asked.
Everyone turns their attention to Daisy.
"What?" Daisy tilts her head innocently.
"I'm going to start with Daisy's question: if you have magical circuits then yeah, you can learn magecraft. We would just need to find you a teacher," I said.
Medea would be a good choice.
"I'm better now, but during my adventures, there were times I got seriously hurt. You all saw my scars," I said.
Mom and Dad grimaced at the reminder.
"And from your perspective, all of this took place while I was in a coma. But don't be mistaken, I was gone for years," I said gravely.
"But....you were only in a coma for two months," Isaac said stunned.
"Time moves differently between worlds. What was two months for you were years for us," Da Vinci said.
My family is stunned into silence.
I clap my hands, bringing their attention back.
"None of that! You wanted to know and here we are! Ask all the questions you want!" I said.
"Uhm, okay. How did you end up there?" Isaac asked.
"The wizard marshall Kirschur Zelretch Schweinorg summoned me to save his world. He took my soul and placed it in another body. That's how I ended up in a coma and why the doctors couldn't find anything wrong with me," I said.
"....what?" Isaac blinks rapidly.
"Told you wouldn't believe me," I said.
"Why it had to be you?" Nora asked.
"I have no idea. I only found out from Morgan after I summoned her," I said.
"Zelretch didn't provide many details about the spell he used to summon you to us either. He just mentioned that it would find the right person for the job," Da Vinci said with a shrug.
Isaac narrowed his eyes, "Wait a second, did he just dump all of this on your shoulders without even explaining?"
"....yes," I said.
Dad opens his mouth to curse but Mom shoots him a glare, stopping him.
Dad takes a deep breath to calm down.
"Where is he?" Isaac asks angrily.
"Somewhere that you are never going to reach. Trust me, that is a good thing," Da Vinci said.
Dad falters for a moment.
"Don't worry, I'm going to punch that son of a bitch when I see him," I said, giving a thumbs up.
Isaac nods, "Break his teeth."
Oh, I'm going to try.
"What else do you want to know?" Da Vinci asked.
"The memory showed you as an adult. Why are you a little girl?" Nora asked.
"That will be explained later," Da Vinci said with a strained smile.
"I still don't get what a servant is," Daisy said.
"Servants, also called Heroic Spirits, are familiars of the highest rank. They are individuals who have left a mark in history one way or another. Normally, you could only summon a servant to participate in a Holy Grail War but we were able to create a new system that would allow us to summon them whenever we wanted. We call it the Fate System and it was crucial to our endeavors in saving the world," Da Vinci said in a lecturing tone.
"Holy grail war?" Isaac, Nora, and Daisy asked at the same time.
"A Holy Grail War is a battle royale among seven masters, each summoning a servant to fight on their behalf. And the winner will have their wish granted by the Holy Grail," Morgan said.
"And to make something clear, the Holy Grail that we're talking about isn't the Cup of Christ. They are essentially giant mana batteries that are used to create and maintain singularities. There aren't many of them since they demand an obscene amount of magical energy to create one," Da Vinci said.
She says that and yet we came to possess an absurd number of Holy Grails.
"Who is behind this incineration thing?" Isaac asked.
"At first we thought it was Solomon but then we found out that it wasn't him but something connected to him," Da Vinci said.
"What does that mean? And who's Solomon?" Nora asked.
"Solomon was the third king of Israel, he was also considered the king of magecraft for his mastery over it. He was a crucial figure in the world of mystics and his death caused the decline in mysteries to accelerate," Da Vinci said, giving a brief summary. "As for the second part, it's better for you to see it."
Dad raises an eyebrow at Da Vinci's answer.
"How many servants are there?" Nora asked.
"Almost four hundred," Da Vinci said casually.
My family's eyes widen in surprise.
"That many!" Nora exclaimed in surprise.
"Are all of them coming here?" Daisy asks excitedly.
"That is the idea," I said.
The PRT/Protectorate will have a heart attack when everyone is here.
"Why is Chaldea moving to Brockton Bay?" Isaac asks before his eyes widen in panic. "Is that also going to happen to us!?"
Mom and Daisy tense in fear.
"No! That isn't what is happening!" I said quickly."You have nothing to worry about...I mean, besides the normal stuff like villains or endbringers."
Mom, Dad, and Daisy give stare at me deadpan.
"As for the reason why we're moving to Brockton is quite simple. Our job is done and we want to be together with master," Medea explained.
"But you are abandoning your home," Nora said with a frown.
Medea giggled, "No I'm not, since Chaldea is my home now. That is a sentiment that many servants share as well. Besides, there is nothing for me to return to anyway."
"It's also could be considered a second chance for us. The Mage Association would never leave us alone, they would try their very best to destroy us," Morgan said.
"Why would they do that? You guys saved the world!" Daisy said in disbelief.
Oh Daisy, you sweet innocent child.
"Because the majority of magus aren't good people, monstrous is even a good description to many of them. Magus are the kind of people who can look at a burning home and will only lift a hand to help if there is some kind of reward for them. All they care about is how they are going to further their goals," Medea said.
Morgan hums, "The lords of the Mage Association are also notoriously paranoid and don't accept anything that can be a threat to their power. Which in their eyes was what Chaldea represented."
There is also the whole sealing designation they would place on me.
"Anything else or we can continue?" I asked.
"Isn't King Arthur supposed to be a man?" Daisy asked.
I was wondering when they would ask about that.
"Artoria was forced to hide her gender otherwise she wouldn't have been able to rule over Camelot. By the way, there are a lot of servants that history got their genders wrong or they were summoned as women for one reason or another," I said.
"And that is normal?" Daisy raises an eyebrow.
"There was a point that I just stopped questioning about that and just accepted as a fact," I shrug.
Artoria is one thing, but how the hell do you mess up with Nero!?
How do you look at her and go: Yeah, that is definitely a man.
What the hell were the guys that were making her statues drinking?
"Anything else?" I asked.
My family shakes their heads, satisfied for now.
The screen lights up, showing my next memories.
We spend the next few hours seeing the singularities of Orlean, Septem, and Okeanos.
My family had a few questions, mostly just explanations about some minor things but most of the time they were quietly watching. I could see by their faces that they were enthralled by my adventures.
It was in the London singularity that they saw for the first time Goetia.
"Dear lord, there are so many of them," Isaac whispered stunned.
The screen just showed our fight against 'Solomon' and his Demon God Pillars, and how we barely survived the fight against him.
Dad, Mom, and Daisy are looking at the screen with expressions of fear.
"That is the perpetrator behind the Human Order Incineration Incident. The Grand Caster and King of Mages 'Solomon'," I said grimly.
"Why is he doing this?" Daisy asked.
"He wants to create a world where the concept of death doesn't exist. In his eyes, the incineration was the only way to 'save' humanity and secure a better future for them," Da Vinci said sadly.
Isaac rubs his temples, struggling to understand what Da Vinci just said.
"Hold on, what're you-" I interrupt Dad.
"Be patient and you will see what we're talking about," I said tiredly.
That was one of the hardest moments in our adventures.
Realizing that your enemy deems you so insignificant that they don't even find it worth the effort to eliminate you can be utterly demoralizing.
"How about we see something more lighthearted?" Medea offers.
Lighthearted?
"Oh, you mean the 'events'," I said.
I could use a laugh right now.
"What is that?" Nora raised an eyebrow.
"Every Summer, Valentine's Days, Halloween, and Christmas, a temporary singularity would emerge. These events were the perfect opportunities to gather and, most importantly, to unwind," Da Vinci explained.
"Well, there were also some irregular singularities. Histories from other worlds that manifested in our timeline and we need to take care of them otherwise it would spiral out of control," I said, rubbing my neck. "Than there's GUDAGUDA."
I swear, that only got more unhinged with time.
"GUDA-what now?" Daisy asked.
I rub my chin in thought, "It's unique... every time it was....hold on, give me-"
"It's an insult to common sense," Morgan said frustrated, explaining to my family. "With every instance being more bizarre than the last. That event does as it pleases. To this day I'm shocked that Nobunaga's existence never has become a threat to the Human Order."
Morgan once tried to understand the insanity of GUDAGUDA.
That didn't end well.
"Okay, now I'm curious. Ridiculous like what?" Isaac asked.
Medea hums, "There was one time that Nobunaga literally lost her head, somehow she didn't die from that, and it was used as one of the components to power an artificial god."
"I'm sorry?" Nora asked dumbfounded.
"Or that time we had to go back to Yamatai-koku to stop the ancestral beast from destroying the world with curses. To have a chance to defeat him we had to use tea to weaken him first. Lots of tea," I said.
I don't know what I said with a straight face.
Dad is staring at us as if we've completely lost it.
Daisy, on the other hand, has stars in her eyes.
"There is also the Saber Wars. I always found them to be very entertaining," Medea said amused.
"It's basically Star Wars, just with servants instead of Jedi and Siths," I explained to my family.
"That sounds fun," Daisy said, vibrating with excitement.
Da Vinci nods, "Indeed, Chaldea was always more lively whenever the 'events' happened. Let's watch a few of them before returning to the singularities."
Everyone nods and the screen lights up.
We spent the next five hours laughing at how silly each event was.
It was a good way to distract my family since they were going to see the worst singularities next.
Camelot was bad enough but Babylonia was a bloodbath. And Tiamat.....I'm not looking forward.
"Just to be clear, these events happen every holiday, yes?" Isaac asked.
"That is correct," Da Vinci nods.
"And they all needed a Holy Grail?" Isaac asked.
"They may be temporary but they are still singularities. They need massive amounts of magical energy to manifest, which is where the Holy Grail comes into the picture," Da Vinci said, curious to see where Isaac is going with these questions.
"This is a plot from that Solomon guy to distract Chaldea, isn't it?" Isaac asked.
"What?" Da Vinci, Morgan, Medea and I said at the same time.
"You said before that there weren't many Holy Grails but now there's all these extra ones that you get at these events. I get it that you primarily use these events to gather resources but this whole thing feels too convenient," Isaac shrugs.
Mom nods in agreement.
"It's so suspicious!" Daisy exclaims.
"Okay, yeah, I can see why you all think that but there's a glaring flaw in your logic. Go-Solomon didn't see Chaldea as a threat. To him, all of our efforts were pointless and we were just delaying the inevitable conclusion. In his eyes, we weren't worth the effort. It was only after we solved the Babylonia singularity that he started to pay attention to Chaldea," Da Vinci said with a frown.
As infuriating as that was, it was the only thing stopping Goetia from just wiping out Chaldea whenever he felt like it.
"I see," Isaac said quietly.
"We-Well, those were very entertaining to see!" Nora quickly said, hoping to keep the conversation going.
"When Christmas comes around, which Santa should I ask for presents?" Daisy tilts her head in thought.
"Huh, I will tell you later," I said.
Oh boy, there's going to be a fight on who gets to be Santa in Brockton Bay this year.
Daisy raises her hand, "About the GUDAGUDA-"
"It's best for your and everyone's sanity if you don't ask any questions about that. That's a rabbit hole that you don't want to see how far it goes," Morgan said.
Medea, Da Vinci and I nod in agreement.
"....Okay," Daisy said uncertainly.
"This was a good break. It's about time we end the singularities since there's still a lot to go over," Da Vinci said.
"How much more is there?" Isaac raised an eyebrow.
"This is just the first part," I said simply. "There's two more parts."
"What!" Isaac said.
"Oh my god, how many singularities are there?" Nora asked shocked.
"The singularities are only in the first part. What comes next is completely different," Da Vinci said.
"I'm going to give you guys a little spoiler: the first part was the easiest one," I said seriously.
My family glanced at each other, shocked by this piece of information.
The screen starts to play the remaining of the singularities.
E Pluribus Unum wasn't a bad one.
Besides Medb summoning twenty-eight Demon God Pillars, my focus there was to stop Nightingale from amputating one of my limbs.
She eased on that. Now she just uses enough bandages that I always end up looking like a mummy.
When Edison first appeared, my family was skeptical about his identity. And who can blame them?
He looks like the mix between a bodybuilder and a lion.
What can I say?
The Throne of Heroes is weird sometimes.
Look at Babbage. He is a steam-powered robot.
Was it ever explained why he was summoned like that?
I grimaced at seeing Mash collapse in my arms.
"What happened to her?" Nora asked concerned.
My memories didn't show anything about the Demi-Servant experiments that Mash went through. They think that she made a contract with a servant and used her body as a vessel.
"Unfortunately, Mash's servant's abilities would push her body beyond its limits. To put it simply: her body was slowly falling apart," Da Vinci said grimly.
Mom and Daisy let out a gasp while Dad tensed.
"She is fine now, we were able to stabilize her body. She can now safely use the full potential of her servant's abilities," Da Vinci said.
"How did you do that?" Daisy asked curious.
Fou had to give up his position as one of the Evil of Humanity to bring Mash back to life and give her a normal life span.
To this day I still can't believe that Fou was a Beast.
"Sorry but that is a secret," Da Vinci said with a wink.
Daisy pouts in response.
Camelot came next and that one was a nasty surprise.
The Knights of the Round Table were all formidable opponents but they didn't come close to their leader.
The Lion King.
Rhongomyniad turned Artoria's existence closer to a Divine Spirit. She was already powerful as a 'normal' servant, which made her unstoppable.
"What kind of plan is that?" Isaac said, not believing the Lion King's plan.
"She is dooming so many to death," Nora said.
"Couldn't she help you guys in beating Solomon? She's so strong!" Daisy said.
"You're misunderstanding something critical. The Lion King's thought process is of a Divine Spirit. There is no point in trying to understand her plan using the morality of a human," Morgan said.
"In her eyes, this is the best way to 'save' humanity," I said.
It doesn't take long before our final fight against the Lion King and Bedivere's sacrifice.
"I don't get it. Why does he have Excalibur?" Daisy asked.
"Bedivere was supposed to return Excalibur to the Lady of the Lake but he couldn't bring himself to do it. He spent the next five hundred years looking for Artoria to fix that mistake and return Excalibur to its rightful owner," Da Vinci explained.
It's also what helped us win the fight.
Now the seventh singularity.
Babylonia.
"She doesn't get paid enough to deal with that golden bastard," Medea said.
"It's not that bad. Siduri was one of the few people that Gilgamesh would listen to," I said.
Gilgamesh is also a lot more tolerable when he isn't in his adult archer variant.
My family let out a gasp at our fight against Quetzalcoatl.
My parents turned to me with wide eyes.
"What?" I asked.
"What the hell was that!?" Isaac exclaims in disbelief.
"You freefall into a literal goddess that could kill you with a finger! What were you thinking!?" Nora exclaims in a mix of worry and anger.
"Okay, I admit that it was more of a spur-of-the-moment plan," I rub my neck.
"Why!?" Isaac and Nora demanded.
"....it made sense at the time," I said weakly
My father pinchs his nose and Mom keeps looking at me in disbelief.
Yeah, looking back I have no idea where that idea came from.
The memory continues with us rescuing Gilgamesh from the underworld and recruiting Ereshkigal.
Gorgon's defeat is where things went to hell.
Tiamat unleashed her authority, the chaos tides, and the destruction of Uruk by the Lahmu.
The beautiful land of Mesopotamia quickly became a hellscape.
Even after all this time, seeing the true form of Tiamat emerging from the ocean still sends a shiver down my spine. And by the looks of it, my family feels the same way.
"You fought that?" Isaac said in disbelief.
"Yes," I said.
"This is just a memory and yet there's this voice in my head that is saying that I need to run away," Nora said, her voice tinged with fear but still looking at the memory.
That is the appropriate reaction when facing a Beast.
"Tiamat is the first Beast that we fought," I said.
Isaac swallows heavily, "There are others?"
"Yes," I said grimly.
Mom and Dad stay quiet at my answer.
"She is like an Endbringer," Daisy whispered.
You're wrong Daisy.
Tiamat is so much worse. Unlike the Endbringers, she would have destroyed the world a long time ago.
I don't know why is taking the Endbringers so long to do that.
The battles reached their peak when we were able to throw Tiamat into the underworld and King Hassan joined the fight.
"Look! It's that skull guy from Camelot!" Daisy said.
....skull guy.
Only you Daisy.
Even in the underworld, the only place that could weaken her authority, it was a gruesome battle that we won by the skin of our teeth.
Finally, we reach the final battle to reclaim humanity's future.
The Temple of Time.
"How can such a place exist?" Nora asked.
My family is looking at the temple with wide eyes, shocked at the image in front of them.
"The second noble phantasm of Solomon, Ars Paulina. It's a reality marble that exists outside of the universe and outside of time, located in the space of imaginary numbers," Da Vinci explains.
Here comes Flauros to mock us.
Asshole.
"Didn't he die?" Isaac raised an eyebrow.
"He did, and Solomon summoned him back. That isn't the worst part, he and the other Demon God Pillars are immortals as long as they are inside the temple," I said.
"That's cheating!" Daisy exclaims.
Yes, it is.
In the beginning, it was a hopeless fight since no matter how many Demon God Pillars Mash and I defeated, they would quickly return.
Everything changed when every servant that I came across, both enemies and friends, in the singularities summoned themselves to help us.
It was a sight to behold as they arrived like shooting stars, lighting up the sky.
Daisy certainly enjoyed that as she was cheering loudly.
The servants opened a path for Mash and me to go to the throne room and confront Solomon. That is when he revealed who he really was.
Beast I - Goetia.
I grip my armchair tightly at seeing once again Mash sacrificing herself to block Ars Almadel Salomonis.
"She survived," I said suddenly. "We can't reveal how but she is fine," I stressed the last part.
I'm not sure if I said that before my family could say anything or if I needed to reassure myself.
Romani appears shortly, reveals himself to be the real Solomon, and uses his noble phantasm, Ars Nova, to give us a chance to defeat Goetia.
Fucking hell, I hate this part.
Even weakened it was still a harsh fight against Goetia, eventually, we did come on top. That bastard decided to be a sore loser and tried to stop me from leaving the Temple of Time.
I do regret not punching him harder before he disintegrated.
The memory comes to an end when Mash and I leave Chaldea to see the sky.
The screen turns off and the room stays silent for a few seconds.
"That was awesome!" Daisy cheers, breaking the silence.
"I still can't believe what I just watched," Isaac said shaking his head.
"I can't believe that was just the first part," Nora said.
I glance at Da Vinci and notice her gaze remains fixed on the screen, her expression tinged with melancholy.
"You okay?" I asked softly.
"Yeah, I just need a moment," Da Vinci said with a sad smile.
I think we could use a short break.
"Okay! We are going to have a short break before we see the 'Epic of Remnant', then we are going to see the second part," I said.
"What is that?" Nora asked.
"Some of the Demon God Pillars managed to escape the Temple of Time. They created singularities to lure master so that they could get their revenge," Medea said.
Isaac chuckles, "They kept saying how superior they were compared to humanity and now they are acting so petty."
Nora nodded, "Yes, these Demon God Pillars should have just accepted their defeat. Instead they decided to humiliate themselves. How shameful," she said with a vicious smile.
I raise an eyebrow at what my parents said.
"Okay, let's begin," I said.
The screen lights up.
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Sorry it took so long to post this.
For some reason this chapter was kicking my ass, what the hell.
I thought that I could tell the story of FGO in one chapter but I was very wrong.
Next chapter I'm going to speed up things so that we may move to the end of the Empire.
Here is a little spoiler about Henry family.
His family will appear more in the story but the focus will be on Daisy as she does have magical circuits.
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