Lord El Melloi II Case Files

@All
I'm too much drinking. I gave up to compare between original Japanese text(with my real book) and translated in English. God bless you. おやすみなさい。

I wonder if Gray sounds like Saber.

I hope not.

Anyway this is actually fairly interesting even if its only making a point by throwing random unrelated religious terms at you.

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"Honestly, if the previous Lord El-Melloi saw what was happening now, he'd be jumping for joy. I feel like he would harass me for hours, saying something like 'this is what you get for messing with things that don't belong to you.'"

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Waver will never escape Kayneth's mockery.

he feels guilty

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Originally Posted by JetKinen

So these Angels are just Mystical Codes/Conceptual Weapons that allow people to do magecraft by powering it with the concept of Angels spread worldwide?

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It's like an element or a foundation.
Magecraft foundations which have not much belief are limited to a certain land.

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Originally Posted by mcdoc

The sorceries enacted by schools with little faith and small foundations will be weak, and it's not uncommon for them to stop functioning completely in foreign countries.

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Angels is concept that is worldwide. So if you need to make sure your weak belief-ed magecraft foundation works in other lands, just add angels.

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Originally Posted by JetKinen

So these Angels are just Mystical Codes/Conceptual Weapons that allow people to do magecraft by powering it with the concept of Angels spread worldwide?

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They're concepts invoked to make it work.

Like if you just tried to make a fireball, it wouldn't work because there's not enough belief in your magecraft.

But if you try to make a fireball by invoking angel X, it would work because people believe in it.

So if you wanna make huge ugly wish granting machine, you just have to add religious subtext and call it Holly Grail? Seems legit

On different note If Gray is Watson and Imouto Mycroft it make me think if it's not possible that authors writing nasuverse works don't have thing for gender bending... Nah that's probably just me.

Alright, thanks for the clarification Siriel and You.

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Originally Posted by Rafflesiac

Huh, Gray's more self-effacing than I expected; pretty cute, not gonna lie. Had to laugh at Waver calling his place an apartment because he doesn't want to think of Flat.

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Why he wouldn't want think about flat? I don't remember him any issue about living in any.

Flat Eskardos.

I figured he might mean him... but Flat would be 10 years old by now, and I can't imagine Weaver babysit such small brat even if there were pressure from El Melloi family...

Why would he be 10? Do we even know what age he is in Fake?

Not sure if it's still valid but in the original SF he was Waver's oldest student and had already spent quite a few years in the CT since entering as a kid.

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Originally Posted by Kotonoha

Do we even know what age he is in Fake?

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Well, he's past the age that people have typically graduated by. So mid 20s?

http://i.imgur.com/w3Eof5l.jpg
Doesn't look 10.

Actually how many years after Fate does Fake take place?

Flatt just gives off a young image because he's so naive
im guessing some magus slow aging also factors in

Weaver was described by Gray as being around 30. And from what Imouto said Grail is still in Fuyuki with fifth war incomming.

Those are answers to questions that vaguely resemble the questions I asked.

(How old is FLAT, when does FAKE take place)

You mean 17? My guess would be around 20.