Why is bad again that this happens? The fairies going up to the surface? like they like kill for fun or something?Originally Posted by Comun
Also, for all this recently about fairies is almost sure by this point that LB6 King is either the Fairy King or Morgan or Vivian but I don't expect Votigern at all.
I assume the fairies being up prevents Mystery from degrading, turning the world into a fairy utopia that's not too easy for humans to survive. Beryl does complain about there being far more mythical beasts than people running around.
It still being alive in pan-human history would suggest Albion has no relation to Artoria's Conceptual Conception which is the theory being suggested here.
Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.
Machines do not lose their worth when a newer model appears.
Their worth (life) ends when humans can no longer bear that purity.
I knew the dragon's heart still had magical energy but I didn't know it was still considered alive. If it is though, then yeah it most likely isn't related to Saber's dragon.
The title of the chapter is Avalon le Fay so most likely Morgan.
Iirc it's the eye that's still considered alive.
Since Merlin gives this scenario when talking about Rhon in GoA:
To me LB6 seems a world like this (fill with ether, flipped backwards from how it is on pan human). And we know the LB King has Rhon so realizing this scenario worldwide could be their end goal (or maybe it's Beryl's end goal).
In any case I'm expecting Nasu to drop lore on what caused the disappearance of ether from the atmosphere, since on Babylon he hinted at it when Da Vinci when on about the three stages of the AoGs
The heart is dead.
The head separated from the body and kept digging. Like Comun said, it's the eyes that have residual magical energy and keep the head alive. The head is also where the Sealing Designation Observatory is.
Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.
Machines do not lose their worth when a newer model appears.
Their worth (life) ends when humans can no longer bear that purity.
Well, the rhongo used by the LB king wasn't the real thing, it was magecraft weaved to exactly imitate it. But yeah what you said could still apply.
Update: Albion was just announced today for Yugioh and he's black.
Luckily FGO tries harder these days and thus Albion will most certainly not be a reskinned Fafnir
Yeah, it's gonna be a gurl humanoid. Cause she sells.
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Is Morgan the psycho princess who supposedly creeped out Beryl? Probably.
Well, she has three personalities, she just needs one of them to be the yandere princess
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So, Vritra 2.0
To be fair, that would at least be accurate to the legend since Red and Whitey's main combat ability was shapeshifting rather than the typical fire breath and whatnot that dragons later on acquired.
Hmm...my first instinct would have been that Morgan was the LB King, but I suppose in the occasion she isn't then she would be the prime suspect for yandere princess...unless I dunno Mordred somehow still ended up being born or something.
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I could be Salome, considering she's in the game for 21 months now and still haven't had her story debut.
She will be out first bronze Servant villain since Blackbeard.
Because you are too young. Or too stupid. Or both.
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>tfw DxD features less genderflips than Fate
shit BL says
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Some people think she's gonna be a Manaka pseudo, but i'm not convinced
The girl with the butterfly wings does look a lot like Manaka.
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