fgo-game-data/ScriptActionEncrypt/03/0300100420.txt

＄03-00-10-04-2-0




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＠Nemo
Like we discussed earlier, we'll be standing by in the Storm Border in Lake District airspace.
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＠Nemo
We expect the operation to take about three hours. That's all the time the ship[line 2]no, Britain, has left.
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＠Nemo
We have no way of knowing what will happen in the spirit cavern.
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＠Nemo
So please, try to be as careful as you possibly can,[sr][%1].
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？1：Got it. Entering the spirit cavern inside Albion now!

？！

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＠Mash
That...felt different from the Water Mirror[bgm BGM_EVENT_70 0.1][sr]that sent me to the past in Norwich...
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＠Mash
Does this mean we're inside Albion's spirit cavern now? Can we still contact Chaldea?
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＠Mash
...No, we can't.[sr]We're cut off now, just as Da Vinci predicted.
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＠Mash
Gathering coordinate data now.
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＠Mash
Ten... Twenty... Forty... Eighty... Eighty!?
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＠Mash
Master, you're not going to believe this, but it looks like we're eighty km below ground now!
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＠Senji Muramasa
Damn, that's even deeper than the pit. A lot deeper. Are we...even sure this is underground?
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＠Senji Muramasa
It's completely pitch dark, and it doesn't even feel like I'm standing on anything.
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＠Merlin
You're not wrong. This world is in a whole other[sr]layer[line 2]another dimension, to put it simply.
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＠Merlin
You were just able to bypass all the ground in the way thanks to Albion.
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＠Merlin
But be warned that it goes much deeper.
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＠Merlin
In Proper Human History, the eighty-km mark is where Albion gave up the ghost...
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＠Merlin
But in this Lostbelt, Albion managed to[sr]make a route all the way to Avalon.
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＠Merlin
Unfortunately, the path wasn't wide enough for Albion to get through, so they still died on the surface.
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？1：You mean there's a spirit cavern like this in Proper Human History, too?

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＠Merlin
That's right. Though over there, it's known as the Spiritual Tomb.
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＠Merlin
In Proper Human History, the Spiritual Tomb of Albion ends at the eighty km mark.
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＠Merlin
Beyond that is a world known as the Fairy Realm, which no human can enter.
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＠Merlin
But since the British Lostbelt is ALL this world's Faerie Realm, there are no such restrictions here.
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＠Merlin
So we can keep going down as far as we like.
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＠Merlin
In real-world distance, you're starting at the four-hundred km mark and going further down to the “Beyond D” layer twenty-seven hundred km away.
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＠Merlin
That is where you'll find your destination:[sr]the planet's inner sea.
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＠Senji Muramasa
Wait. So we're eighty km below ground now, and our destination's twenty-seven hundred km below ground? How the hell can we cover that kind of distance?
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＠Merlin
Simple. You take a shortcut.
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＠Merlin
When I said it'd take an hour, I wasn't basing that on how fast you travel. I meant that's how long it'd take. Period.
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＠Merlin
I'll use a series of transit time reduction[sr]spells to bring you all to your destination.
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＠Merlin
Anyway, this must be pretty dull for you. How about we turn on the lights?
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？1：Whoa! It's a cave now!?

？！

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＠Merlin
So, what do you think?[sr]Doesn't this feel more like a cavern?
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＠Merlin
Now go on, keep moving. The transit time reduction I mentioned is kicking in with every step you take.
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＠Merlin
This place is Earth's memory. Well, more like a space made of pure information, really.
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＠Merlin
The idea is to skip past all the vague, hazy memories, and get you straight to your destination.
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＠Mash
Th-that should be a huge help, but...um...
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＠Altria
Is that...Merlin? (Third time she's asked)
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＠Senji Muramasa
So, finally showin' us what you really look like?
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＠Merlin
Hm? Is something wrong? Oh, I see. Struck dumb by my true glory. I get it.
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＠Merlin
Very well, then. Heap your praise upon me! You can even worship me if you like, Muramasa!
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＠Merlin
It's been a long time since I've shown up, after all. I need to leave as strong an impression as possible, given the short time I have!
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？1：(Let's just keep what he looks like right now to ourselves.)
？2：(Well, I'm not gonna be the one to tell him. This is hilarious.)

？！

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＠Mash
(...Good point. We probably shouldn't[sr]pry too deeply into this.)
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＠Mash
More importantly...[sr]Senpai, that mural over there...
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？1：Yeah. It's the same as the one in Londinium.
？2：I think it was called the “Abyssal Worm”?

？！

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＠Merlin
Oh? Are you seeing the priestess's memories projected there? Perfect.
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＠Merlin
I'll take the hour you'll be traveling to tell you how this all began.
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＠Merlin
This is the story of the British Lostbelt's genesis, and of what precisely the faerie of paradise's mission entails.
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＠Altria
...
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[lr]“It became ocean at the end.[sr]There was ocean at the beginning.”
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“After the shooting star passed, the land all ran into rivers...”
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Long, long ago... As far back as time can go...
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Six faeries went outside to find the world had become an ocean.
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“This is awful,” they thought. “How terrible our world has become.”
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Then, a large shadow rose up from the ocean.
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It belonged to a giant fluffy creature.
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On its shoulder stood one of the animals the faeries believed was gone.
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The six faeries and the god soon became friends.
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It wasn't easy living on the ocean; there was nowhere to go and nothing to do.
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But the god made things better for the six faeries by sheltering them from the waves.
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“The ocean without waves is nice,[sr]but we still miss having land!”
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So the six faeries offered the god their joy.
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And they offered the god their wish.
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Then they offered the god himself.
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And so, the faeries' wish was granted.
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Then, after their rejoicing ended...
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...they tricked the god into drinking poisoned wine, and he died.
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And so, the faeries acquired the god's body.
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They made the body into land on which they could live.
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They were grateful, too, to be able to make use of the crying, screaming animal the dead god left behind.
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She was their only human, but one simply wasn't enough.
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So, being very careful not to kill her, they cut her to pieces.
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They cast a spell on her to make sure she wouldn't die no matter what they did, and used every last piece of her.
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Thus did the Isle of Britain come into being.[sr]Thus did the great mistake begin.
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May the first six faeries find salvation. May the first six faeries be cursed for all time.
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＠Merlin
There you have it. You may have heard it before, but that's the story of Britain's creation.
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＠Merlin
Any questions?
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？1：...That's not how I remember it.
？2：Is that why...?

？！

＠Merlin
Indeed. The first six faeries, the progenitors of the six clans, killed Cernunnos.
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＠Merlin
The pit you saw on the surface is Cernunnos's grave, and the curse spilling out of it even as we speak is his rage.
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＠Mash
But...why would the faeries do such a thing?
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＠Merlin
He was in their way.
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＠Merlin
This all happened fourteen thousand years ago.
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＠Merlin
When the six faeries came out from paradise and onto the surface, Earth was already covered in a sea of nothingness.
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＠Merlin
The one who ended up helping the six stranded faeries was a Celtic beast god who had come up to the surface just like they had...
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＠Merlin
A god who would later come to be known as Cernunnos.
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＠Merlin
Cernunnos and his priestess, the lone human who had managed to survive just like the faeries had, both did their best to protect the faeries.
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＠Merlin
At first, the faeries were grateful for their help.
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＠Merlin
But, the sea of nothingness never changed. No matter how much time passed, no land appeared.
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＠Merlin
The faeries blamed Cernunnos for that.[sr]They thought he just wasn't strong enough.
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＠Merlin
What's more, they didn't particularly like his priestess.
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＠Merlin
She was constantly telling them to sort themselves out, and consider the consequences of their actions.
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＠Merlin
Eventually, the faeries couldn't take it anymore, and decided to deal with Cernunnos. Permanently.
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＠Merlin
They figured that since they didn't have any land to stand on, they could find a substitute.
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＠Merlin
And since Cernunnos was so big, they thought his body could serve just fine as a small island.
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＠Merlin
But of course, Cernunnos was a god. They couldn't kill him easily. So they came up with a plan, and held a festival.
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＠Merlin
They told Cernunnos they were holding the festival in his honor, to worship him, and held a banquet with lots of wine.
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＠Merlin
Cernunnos was delighted that he was being celebrated for being the faeries' first official god.
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＠Merlin
He probably figured they were trying to change their thoughtless ways.
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＠Merlin
And so, against his priestess's wishes,[sr]Cernunnos attended the banquet, and[line 2]
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＠Senji Muramasa
...And was poisoned to death when he drank their wine.[sr]Some rejoicing that turned out to be.
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？1：...

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？2：What about the priestess? What happened to her?

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＠Merlin
The faeries used her as the foundation[line 2]no, the base ingredient, for the humans that came later.
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＠Merlin
The truth is, every human in the British Lostbelt is an inferior copy of the priestess who was killed during Britain's genesis.
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？！

＠Merlin
At any rate, as A-ray, the six faeries went on to create their own stone and forest children and grow their clans.
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＠Merlin
As time passed, they transformed more and more[sr]of Cernunnos's body into land.
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＠Merlin
But after a hundred years, things stopped going quite so well for the faeries.
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＠Merlin
Their children kept dying, turning into fallen trees, adrift on the sea.
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＠Merlin
New generations kept being born, so the number of faeries never decreased.
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＠Merlin
And thanks to the humans who had been copied from the priestess's cells, Britain slowly developed into a civilization.
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＠Merlin
With civilization came new societal roles. The faeries made new types of faeries, and their forests flourished like never before.
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＠Merlin
But, they also kept dying for no reason whatsoever.
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＠Merlin
Eventually, the six progenitor faeries realized Cernunnos's rage was the cause.
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＠Merlin
Even though Cernunnos's soul was gone,[sr]his body wasn't completely dead.
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＠Merlin
In fact, his heart alone still burned with the fire they used to cremate him.
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＠Merlin
Even in his death, Cernunnos's body continued to smolder with anger and curses.
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＠Merlin
He could very well have come back to life at any time.
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＠Merlin
The faeries were so shocked by this that they fled Cernunnos's body.
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＠Merlin
Fortunately, this was right around the time their children's corpses were starting to form new ground.
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＠Merlin
And faerie corpses are essentially made from the same stuff as the planet itself.
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＠Merlin
The fallen trees became earth and stone and quickly filled in the sea, almost as if they were trying to cover up the faeries' sins.
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＠Merlin
That's how this Lostbelt began. That's why this Isle of Britain uses faerie corpses to grow and expand.
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＠Merlin
After several thousand years, the faeries had acquired their very own Britain.
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＠Merlin
But all the while, Cernunnos's body was still there.
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＠Merlin
A divine grave that would let no ocean-filling fallen tree near it.
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＠Merlin
An indelible reminder of the faeries' sin[line 2][sr]a reminder that rejected their corpses.
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＠Merlin
Eventually, the fallen trees blocked off the ocean's water for good, and Cernunnos's body was left behind at the bottom of the sea.
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＠Merlin
That is the true nature of the pit. It's not actually a pit; it's the remains of a patch of dried-up ocean.
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＠Mash
An island made by killing a god...[sr]The faeries' original sin...
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＠Senji Muramasa
It wasn't just Cernunnos they killed, but the priestess who served him as well.
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＠Senji Muramasa
No... She wasn't just killed. She was desecrated and used as a tool for all these fourteen thousand years.
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＠Senji Muramasa
No wonder Cernunnos is so pissed. I doubt even killing every faerie in Britain would be enough to satisfy him.
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＠Senji Muramasa
Although... Why'd he come to the surface anyway?
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＠Senji Muramasa
Isn't it kind of narrow-minded to curse the whole damn world just because you got killed? 'Specially after you went out of your way to get involved with the faeries?
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＠Altria
That's probably because...
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＠Altria
...Cernunnos was an envoy of paradise sent to reprimand the faeries.
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＠Altria
That was the whole reason he came here: to punish them.
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＠Altria
...I don't think his heart was in it, though.
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＠Altria
Like this mural shows,[sr]Cernunnos was a very kind god by nature.
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＠Altria
But the faeries might have found him terrifying simply because he existed.
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？1：So, his whole purpose in coming here was to reprimand the faeries?
？2：Does that mean the reason the world became a sea of nothingness is[line 2]

？！

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＠Merlin
That's right. That's the point where this Lostbelt diverged from Proper Human History, and its greatest mistake.
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＠Merlin
You see, fourteen thousand years ago was the greatest turning point for all of humanity.
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＠Merlin
Maybe you heard something about the planetary envoy that almost destroyed Earth's past ancient civilization back in Olympus?
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＠Mash
Yes, we did. It was a white civilization-destroying giant named Sefar, who fell from a shooting star.
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＠Mash
Sefar wiped out countless pantheons, and almost destroyed every civilization on Earth...
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＠Mash
In the end, it was humans who managed to defeat it, not gods.
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＠Mash
I heard they did so using Divine Constructs[line 2]weapons made in the planet's inner sea meant to combat planetary threats.
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＠Mash
I also heard that the sacred sword Excalibur was[sr]the greatest such weapon, and that it was...
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＠Mash
...That it was...created in Britain...
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＠Mash
...That's right. I just realized that nobody here has ever mentioned it.
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＠Mash
The very idea of a sacred sword just doesn't exist in this version of Britain.
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＠Mash
So that must mean[line 2]
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？1：Excalibur was never made here?

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？2：Well, they did have Arondight and Galatine here, right?

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＠Senji Muramasa
Those have to be fake. They were just borrowing their names from the Round Table of Proper Human History.
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＠Senji Muramasa
'Sides, Barghest's Galatine was her horn, and Mélusine's Arondight was just crystallized magical energy.
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＠Senji Muramasa
So yeah, it's pretty clear that no sacred sword was ever made in this Britain.
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＠Merlin
That's right. And I'm sure I don't have to tell you what happened as a result.
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＠Merlin
In this “what if” world, humanity never had the means to defeat Sefar.
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＠Merlin
That's why they were wiped out.
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＠Merlin
Sefar destroyed all the planet's landmasses and took them for itself, leaving only a sea of nothingness with a few aquatic life-forms.
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＠Merlin
So why was the sacred sword never made? The reason for that is both exceedingly simple and unsurprising.
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＠Merlin
Its creators slacked off.
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＠Merlin
The A-ray[line 2]that is, the six faeries who were supposed[sr]to forge it in the planet's inner sea...
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＠Merlin
...decided it would be okay to take a day off just this once, and went off to have fun.
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＠Merlin
It was only once they noticed something had gone wrong with the world and went up to the surface that they realized the consequences of their choices.
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＠Merlin
But, they figured there was no changing the past, and refused to accept that the world's destruction was their fault.
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＠Merlin
So Cernunnos, the one god who had taken shelter in paradise to keep his priestess safe...
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＠Merlin
...was sent to reprimand them, and make them atone for their sins.
[k]

＠Merlin
But then, the faeries killed Cernunnos and his priestess, the last surviving human.
[k]

＠Merlin
At that point, they could no longer return to the planet's inner sea.
[k]

＠Merlin
“Only those free of sin may pass.” Meaning, only faeries without sin can go to paradise.
[k]

＠Merlin
It's the same for all of Britain's faeries,[sr]as they're all descended from those original six.
[k]

＠Merlin
None of them can enter the planet's inner sea. And so, they continued to suffer on that island of sin to atone.
[k]

？1：So, a single lapse in judgment ended the world...
？2：So that's how this Lostbelt came into being...

？！

＠Merlin
That's right. It all started with the sacred sword never being made.
[k]

＠Merlin
Eventually, faeries chosen from the planet's inner sea[sr]were sent to the surface to correct this mistake.
[k]

＠Merlin
The first one was Viviane, and the second one was you, Caster.
[k]

＠Merlin
Your mission is to have the six clans admit to their mistake and inherit the Mystic needed to create the sacred sword.
[k]

＠Merlin
The Bells of Pilgrimage indicate that the clan heads have accepted their sins, and the faerie who rings all of them becomes the sacred sword itself.
[k]

＠Merlin
But as Morgan, Viviane refused to do that.
[k]

＠Merlin
After all, once the sacred sword was made, the very premise on which this Lostbelt is built would cease to be.
[k]

＠Merlin
I'm sure you learned about this yourself when you rang the bell in Orkney, Caster.
[k]

＠Merlin
And in spite of that, you continued on your path, defeated Morgan, and now, you're here with [%1].
[k]

＠Merlin
You must have had to face down so many doubts to come this far.
[k]

＠Merlin
In fact, you may never be entirely free of them.
[k]

＠Merlin
But even so, you're still here, which is why I believe you have what it takes to see this through to the end.
[k]

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＠Merlin
...Anyway, I know that was a lot of talking,[sr]but we're almost at our destination now.
[k]

＠Merlin
The convictions of the last dragon are waiting up ahead to see if you all are qualified to proceed.
[k]

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＠Merlin
“Only those free of sin may pass”...
[k]

＠Merlin
That sin doesn't refer to the original sin you're born with, or the sins you've committed in your life thus far.
[k]

＠Merlin
It refers to what you're about to do, and what your hearts are resolved to now.
[k]

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＠Merlin
It's your reason for living. Your principle for existence and prosperity.
[k]

＠Merlin
The way to the land of hope will only open for those who demonstrate true strength in these regards.
[k]

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＠???
It's gone.[sr]Everything on the surface is gone.
[k]

＠???
The sky, the sea... Life...[sr]Everything I've ever seen.
[k]

＠???
My records will never again grow in number.
[k]

＠???
I will never again know new joys.
[k]

＠???
You who would choose the sacred sword's wielder.[sr]You who would chant the king's name.
[k]

＠???
If you seek a new world, then leave all traces of the old behind.
[k]

＠???
My name is ■■■■■■. I am the last dragon, the one who chose to continue flying above the ground instead of returning to the inner sea.
[k]

＠???
If you can overcome these tears,[sr]I will offer my heart to the forger of stars.
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