Fate:Lost Einherjar - Aslaug of the Aurora

[Reign]

[AmADo VII]

because Ragnar is huge and Remina is tall.

[Skull]

Curiouser and curiouser...I presume he's been summoned as an enemy Servant. I guess it wouldn't have been Fate without a KORT though.

Very interested to see where this goes.

[ResidentSeagull]

Is Sakurai Percival's writer in GO or is it someone else?

[Comun]

Holy shit, 30 illustrations in a novel? At this point, I almost feel like they should be making a manga instead.

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Is Sakurai Percival's writer in GO or is it someone else?

All indicates it's Sakurai, but Percival is not really character in FGO. Nasu's Avalon le Fae Percival is just a samenamed LB rando.

The real one absolutely needed this appearance.

[Skull]

^ It definitely feels like this is Miwa's passion project cuz hot damn, 30 illustrations is nuts.

[Hawkeye]

Holy shit, 30 illustrations in a novel? At this point, I almost feel like they should be making a manga instead.

Well the major impetus behind the novel was the illustrations of Aslaug and Ragnar to begin with, right? So it makes sense the book would be more artwork heavy. I'm curious about the big robed fucker and the new master myself, wonder if the big 'un is the Caster?

[Reign]

Percival's not exactly a short guy, and whoever his partner is is even taller than him. If it is Caster they're some sort of muscle wizard.

[Skull]

Since Aslaug and Ragnar know each other, I will be curious to see if that big robbed guy is someone connected to Percival or not.

[Comun]

I think this is the moment where it's important to remember that one of Kundry's incarnations was a valkyrie.

[Laserman]

Holy shit, 30 illustrations in a novel? At this point, I almost feel like they should be making a manga instead.

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All indicates it's Sakurai, but Percival is not really character in FGO. Nasu's Avalon le Fae Percival is just a samenamed LB rando.

The real one absolutely needed this appearance.

30 illustratations? Will the book be bigger to make up for that? And yes, the real Percival showing up is a good thing.

[ryugasaikyou]

Holy shit, 30 illustrations in a novel? At this point, I almost feel like they should be making a manga instead.

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All indicates it's Sakurai, but Percival is not really character in FGO. Nasu's Avalon le Fae Percival is just a samenamed LB rando.

The real one absolutely needed this appearance.

Actually, while the Percival that appears in Avalon Le Fae is from the Lostbelt, the one that is summoned is the one from Proper Human History.

[Reign]

Yeah but he hasn't had any story appearances except his interlude. This will be PHH Percy's first time really doing something.

[Hermitfold]

Forget a dwarf, Aslaug is basically a fairy compared to well...everyone else.
It really looks like a kid at the adults table in that one picture.

If I didn't know Aslaug was the same character in some of those pics, I'd laugh if someone told me.

Holy shit, 30 illustrations in a novel? At this point, I almost feel like they should be making a manga instead.

No wonder it got pushed back...Feel sorry for the poor illustrator's arm.

Yeah but he hasn't had any story appearances except his interlude. This will be PHH Percy's first time really doing something.

I'd be interested to see what differences ,if any, there are between him and LB Percy.

[AmADo VII]

No wonder it got pushed back...Feel sorry for the poor illustrator's arm.

said illustrator was the one who started this project by sending hundreds pages of presentation materials to TM.

imo he's willing to draw more.

[Lobo]

Volume 1 on December 31st (Ebook version scheduled for January 20th)

Is that a werewolf servant at the top? We finally getting an actual werewolf servant?

[Comun]

More importantly, we have this new silver-haired bishounen guy on the right:
- Seemingly holding Aslaug's harp
- Wearing what seems to be a rune bracelet
- Hiding one eye
- Aligned with Huginn and Muninn

[AmADo VII]

the actual Caster Odin?

[OnesFleetingGlory]

Didn't the harp belong to Heimir? Then he was Odin in disguise.

[Reign]

I'm guessing it's the bard Skald mentioned in the prologue. Being a bard explains the harp, and he was accompanied by two ravens (so he's Odin).