
Fate/Grand Order story · Part 1: Observer on Timeless Temple, First Singularity: Hundred Years' War of the Evil Dragons: Orleans
Offering to the God
First Singularity: Hundred Years' War of the Evil Dragons: Orleans. La Charite
2 scenes, 53 lines
1. Before the battle
43 linesOh, what a wasteland! Scorched earth with no sign of human life, nor blade of grass left behind!
What manner of disaster could have befallen it?
We're not sure of the details, either. At any rate, a strange natural disaster beyond human knowledge...
Natural disaster! Not the ravages of war? Some caprice of God unrelated to Man's sins wiped out those living here?
Yes...Because this is impossible for the people of this era, perhaps you could call it a trick of fate.
Oh, how wretched! How disastrous! How tragic! This cannot go unanswered!
...Caster...
Senpai, you can't judge a book by its cover. Gilles may look terrifying, but he's a good Heroic Spirit.
Hm...I had some concern regarding the man who was the basis for the legend of Bluebeard, but...
He really was a good man, wasn't he?
Of course! No one else values life more highly than I, Gilles de Rais!
Are you forcing yourself?
Nonsense! No one else values life more highly than I, Gilles de Rais!
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He really is a good man!
Human life is like a fruit. Squeeze, and the gem-like nectar shall sates my thirst. However!
Pain and screams! Fear and despair! Crushed before they could be fully squeezed out is such a waste!
...Pardon?
Outrageous! A natural disaster as a caprice of God, and the waste of new lives is outrageous!
The agonies of all creatures should only be unleashed by one who appreciates the joy of plucking out a life!
...I take back what I said. Senpai, sticking with this weirdo will only ruin Chaldea's reputation.
Well, even so. His abilities as a Servant can't be measured by the scale of good and evil.
His personality may be kind of out there, but consider him an invaluable assets to be used effectively.
I don't like this...
Oh? Does my Master still not understand fully the true beauty of life?
No surprising. Precious few have a genius for aesthetics. It's not something you develop in a short time.
Sounds fun!
Heheheh, so, you understand, my Master. How joyful to work with a Master who thinks as I do.
In place of God and Satan, let us both savor the light of life, treasured as the stars!
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I heard that Gilles de Rais was a great hero who supported Jeanne d'Arc as a war marshal.
Yes, but at the same time, he's known as a pleasure killer who murdered hundreds of young children.
While he's a popular Heroic Spirit, that dual nature means he can be a completely different person depending on the class he's summoned in.
How well you master a Servant like this depends on the Master's latent potential.
Which means, Fujimaru, you'll just have to do your best!
Meaning it's not your problem, Doctor?
Fooou...
Um, look! While we're talking, the enemy signatures are getting closer!
Oh? Talk about a rough welcome right after I'm summoned.
Very well. I shall enlighten these creatures on the true beauty of how one should kill!
Um...I suppose this needs to be taken care of first...
Master, you'll have to use this new Servant to get through this ordeal.
I'll be trying hard, too, so fight bravely!
2. After the battle
10 linesHee hee hee hee! How lovely! How lovely!
I thought them as mere hors d'oeuvres, but these children sing unexpectedly well.
Hmm, should I reevaluate the enemy as well, perhaps? In their own ways, they are beautiful and intriguing materials.
Crush them! Cut them open! Rip out their guts! We must hear the sound of their screams for ourselves!
Heh, this is turning out to be an enjoyable journey, my Master.
...Senpai, don't tell me you're planning to keep using this troublemaker...are you?
I... I don't think I'll ever eat octopus again...
Fuuouu...
Well, if you ignore what he says and does, I think he makes a pretty useful asset...
Well, let's leave that up to Fujimaru. It's not a proposal one can calmly make from the Command Room.



