Fate/Grand Order story · Part 1: Observer on Timeless Temple, Fourth Singularity: The Mist City: London

Law of Creation

Fourth Singularity: The Mist City: London. Westminster

3 scenes, 57 lines

1. Before the battle

22 lines
Mash

(The King... He seems angry and irritated... He's in the worst mood possible, Senpai!)

Fou

Kyu... Kuu, fouuuuu...

Dr. Roman

(First the Massive Cavern, now Angrboda... Maybe he has some attachment towards the Grail?)

Your choice

...Maybe it's just a whim?

...Maybe he likes to feel like a Last Boss?

Dr. Roman

?!

Gilgamesh

I can hear you, Chaldea trio. Your imprudence and optimism can even feel refreshing.

I am not observing the remains of the Greater Grail, but rather the disposition of the one who made it.

Mash

The one who made the Greater Grail...

Back in Angrboda, it was "M"... a mage named Makiri Zolgen. Do you mean him?

Gilgamesh

Fool. The likes of Makiri cannot create cauldrons of magic. This is No, I shall remain silent for now.

All the clairvoyants other than myself are keeping their mouths shut.

If I say anything here, all their efforts will be for naught, yes?

Dr. Roman

Wow! Who knew the King of Heroes was capable of showing consideration for other people!?

...Hmmmm. However, who do you mean by the other "clairvoyants"?

Gilgamesh

Perhaps the most famous would be him, that half-incubus mage...

Merlin, the Mage of Flowers. If what I have heard about his powers is true, he could also see the obsession burned into this Greater Grail.

Mash

...Obsession? You mean there's a curse placed on this Magical Reactor Core?

Gilgamesh

Indeed. As proof, look. The souls of those who have failed to die have gathered.

Mash

Master, look out! I've detected hostiles from within the fog!

Dr. Roman

Looks like the ghosts that were seared onto this land. Fujimaru, you should be able to handle them now.

You're in the presence of the King of Heroes. You have my permission to go crazy to impress him!

2. Before the battle

7 lines
Gilgamesh

The dead never learn. They're like moths to a flameHmm?

Dr. Roman

Be careful! I'm picking up a large amount of magical energy! Is the core still active!?

I'm seeing an A-Rank Servant heading for you! Fujimaru, Mash, be careful!

Gilgamesh

I see it's not only humans that retain their attachment to the world of the living even in death.

These are the remnants of a dream. The dying screams of those who dreamed of progress and a brighter world.

Very well. You are worthy of my judgment. Fujimaru, prepare yourself.

Just like the physician said, if you can defeat him, I'll give you a reward.

3. After the battle

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Gilgamesh

So you defeated it. After fighting it, I found it to be nothing more than a boring monster.

Hatred cannot dwell in a silent machine. That was the obsession of the fool who made the Greater Grail.

Dr. Roman

O King of Heroes, what do you mean?

Gilgamesh

The hatred of the enemy that Chaldea seeks, the one who seeks to incinerate the history of man.

I have little interest in the battle this time around. I don't care who's the mastermind.

However This I shall say. Fujimaru, what you're chasing is an avatar of hatred.

Of course, there are different types of hatred.

Hatred born of righteousness, or love. Hatred born of jealousy, or anger.

This hatred is Yes, it is a most "foolish" hatred.

Mash

A foolish hatred? Generally speaking, hatred is not good for anyone.

But from a broader perspective, there is neither "good hatred" nor "bad hatred." In that case, my King, what makes you call it foolish?

Gilgamesh

Idiot. Look at what's around you. Nothing is born, nothing is achieved... The ultimate form of idleness.

If this isn't foolish, what is!? Nothing here is saved!

Listen, Mash. May it be evil or foolish, all actions result in benefit.

But this kind of hatred exists as well: the hatred of a fool obsessed with leaving nothing behind.

...It matters not. Someday you shall face this thing.

And when you do, remember what it is you fought to protect.

Mash

...

Dr. Roman

The problem with this king is that he occasionally says things that seem significant.

Well, we should keep his words in mind, with a grain of salt that is. Okay, let's head back, Fujimaru.

It seems like the King's in a better mood.

Your choice

...Hold on, we forgot something...

...Um, where's my reward?

Dr. Roman

?!

Mash

Oh, that's right. The King promised a reward.

He said if we beat this monster he'd reward us!

Gilgamesh

Fool. Would I ever break a promise? The reward has been granted already.

One way or another, you'll understand during the next battle. Boorish fool, don't make me explain everything to you.