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6 mos ago
Current i'm not sure the appropriate use of an OLED TV is to play random scenic train videos but here we are
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8 mos ago
swish
9 mos ago
Being truly on my own is a bit of a weird feeling. It's never really happened.
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10 mos ago
Let it never be said that sometimes extreme brevity isn't the most appropriate post, though. Everything is a tool.
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12 mos ago
a loaf is a surprisingly hard thing to make
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also am I to understand there is to be an early alliance of Faust and Jack the Ripper? Cause that is ten different kinds of adorable and would probably have the latter saying 'Sister' and 'Grandmother' a lot more often. Oh god the cuddling! It's too cu- Eyes melt in their sockets.


Loli tea party.
Sir Tyaethe Radistirin


The paladin, once armoured, actually looked less intimidating than normal. It wasn't like being seen out of armour had ruined her height or the eerie colour of her eyes any, but the armour itself had undergone a change in the few hours: a servant had been contacted to take time to clean it up. It was impossible to reveal the details in full within such a timespan but a valiant effort had turned it from tarnished black to an unassuming grey.

Her night had been spent the same as ever: guarding over the Saint's sword until just before dawn, then going through drills whilst the other knights rose. As she came in, there was a distinct unexpected sight: why was one of those knights a maid? Even the answer just raised more questions about what was wrong with these two: who put those conditions on a fight... and who actually put conditions without checking the third party would honour them?

Did the Captain really need more maids?




Merilia, Ignorer of Privacy


After keeping watch over the foreign bunny whilst she sleep, Merilia decided to have her projection do some exploring after people had risen and see what had changed in Candaeln over time--and check on some long-lasting spells, like the one that preserved all the library's books. All of Candaeln, rooms and all. Almost nobody should notice it right now, and anyone both awake and looking--a magical projection of this type made no sound in moving--would have to think twice just to be certain that they'd seen something real.

Fortunately for the knights, nobody seemed to have anything blatantly illegal--though some people had rather interesting material for teasing or blackmail, should it come to that. A few caught her attention: one had a nem sleeping in it despite the time, which was just odd, and rather a lot of magical information was spread out in another. The owner of that room might be able to hold a semi-interesting conversation later on. Tyaethe's room, as expected, seemed to be in an advanced state of barely changing: dust covered almost every surface aside from a rack covered in scarves and a path traced out in the past day or so.

Eventually, every room examined, she took to more public areas. The archmage supposed she should check with Nori and see how she was settling in after breakfast, but first... various facilities, then examining the library closely.
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He has his invisible horses and he also has two legendary swords that are often attributed to him.


But that sort of logic also has Saber sprawling across half a dozen classes.

And the mythical Coconut Rider.
Well, Diarmuid is equally valid as Saber. xD
I feel that as soon as one or two Servants spill their true names, all the other ones will follow either because of honor or for fuck's sake. The only one that might not do that is Emiya, cuz he's a bloody edgy person (and franckly speaking it would mean nothing for anyone there anyway), he might as well go by as NAMELESS, just like on Extra.


Hey! One person would recognise that name. :p
Meanwhile, Medea gets to dislike Atalanta just for being involved in that bloody boat. xD

And Jack got her scarf.
Svetleaze von Einzbern


The homunculus stood and watched as her Servant--her oddly modernly dressed Servant--made his entrance. Her first thought was taking in the obvious: he was big. Not just in terms of height, boasting more than a foot on her, but in both breadth and muscle. The muscle was the most surprising part: she expected Servants to be athletic, but to get one that effortlessly gave off an aura of an international strongman.

And within ten seconds of opening his mouth, there was no difficulty in guessing what her Servant liked: from the belt buckle proudly proclaiming it to the sheer amount of jewellery he was wearing Kintoki obviously had a thing for gold. It was something that Svetleaze could respect, both from a seeming desire to look good and her own appreciation for finery. She preferred silver however, at least to go with her everyday clothes; gold on her would quickly mean getting confused with her famous ancestor.

Her Servant seemed... fun. It was the wrong thing to be thinking when called to assist the Wizard-Marshall, but this was the first time in her life that Svetleaze had left Einzbern grounds, and it was impossible to not find enjoyment in a Servant that appealed to her base desire to stand out--as well as look good. Enough so that she unconsciously mimicked his pose with the axe, resting the sword-axe over her shoulder.

"Indeed; I, Svetleaze von Einzbern, am your Master... Berserker?" With his appearance and weapon, many classes could be discarded out of hand: Rider was still a possibility, and distantly Saber, but...




Ghyslaine Vinla-Meir


The brunette had been expecting the Servant she summoned to be at least her height, though as a tall woman it wouldn't have been unthinkable to get one slightly smaller. Instead, in looking straight ahead, Ghyslaine missed her Servant entirely for a second. Then a glimpse of white caught her eye and the blood-using magus looked down, sizing up the supposed hero that she had summoned. It was, without any shadow of a doubt, a child. An incredibly poorly dressed child, at that, but she kept her expression neutral until she could ask whether they liked these clothes.

If they did, it would be a matter of persuading her into something more appropriate.

The small girl seemed to happy to see her, yet reluctant to show it and... bearing knives? Somehow, this small and frail-looking Servant must have become a famous killer, as none of the other classes could fit such a frame or weapons. A famous killer indeed, as she said. The mysterious Whitechapel Murderer was this girl? The most famous serial killer of all was a shy girl that... viewed her as a mother? To be called that...

Smiling warmly back at the girl, she crouched down to Jack's level, scarf in hand--and set about covering a bit more flesh, even if it was only because of the length of the scarf against the Assassin's small frame. "Of course! To look after a young girl like yourself will make me happier than any other Servant could."
I'm assuming even Servants not posted for have actually been summoned rather than waiting for after Diarmuid to address Diarmuid's fucking face. xD
Svetleaze von Einzbern


Only the occasional blink served to show signs of life from the homunculus whilst the other Masters came in. Even when the bickering started over misplaced baggage, which showed a distressing lack of attention that made her more than glad that the Masters hadn't been left to conduct their own summons, all she did was briefly look over. Waiting patiently was all a part of proper social conduct, which it seemed many here were sorely lacking.

Svetleaze paused, delaying the start of her incantation until the other Masters had already completed theirs. The old man was using a completely different incantation for no reason. Did he wish to show off his ability to redo someone else's work? Or did he believe that the process of summoning a Servant could be improved upon or refined when the Master was just a trigger? One other girl... how did she know those lines? None of her family would hand that knowledge out, and the Tohsaka were represented by just an out-of-the-way child...

Something might have to be done about the Matou.

Returning attention to her own circle, Svetleaze rolled through the process with an ease that came with long training. Or, for a homunculus of her heritage, from being born with the knowledge and skills already implanted. Though even she couldn't suppress a feeling of excitement at seeing what hero might be summoned...

"You, seven heavens clad in three words of power, arrive from the ring of deterrence, O keeper of the balance ―――!"




Ghyslaine Vinla-Meir


Despite the excitement that had been going on elsewhere in the hall, the blood-using magus didn't dare deviate from her careful layering. One misstep and all of the preparation would be worthless or the ritual could fail entirely. Ghyslaine was so cautious, in the end, that she almost didn't complete the second circle of blood by Zelretch's call to begin the summons.

The bandage was hastily wrapped around her hand once more and the scarf gathered up, then she began the process of summoning a Servant: visualise flowing blood and activate her Circuits. Thankfully, the shining red circle began to burn, taking up most of the work as Ghyslaine incanted.

"Let silver and steel be the essence.
Let the stone and the archduke of contracts be the foundation..."

A Servant that would appreciate the gift of a scarf, one not obsessed with swords and glory. If they were going to be together for weeks or longer, then it had to be someone that she could tolerate.

"You, seven heavens clad in three words of power, arrive from the ring of deterrence, O keeper of the balance ―――!"




Medea


Already, compared to the other Servants, Altheana looked to have gotten the short end of the stick: no hulking brute, no rippling muscles, and nary a trace of armour. What could be said for certain, even with the hooded cloak, was that her Servant was female--and probably Caster, from the way she looked.

Medea turned her head to take in the other Servants summoned, noting those that probably had more muscles than brains and some others that caught her interest. One Servant's face induced irksome feelings before she took action to counter it. Such disgusting magic... it would have to be solved soon. Whatever venture called for so many heroes would be scuppered if forced infatuation was allowed to run rampant.

The facility itself was of interest--not for what was on display in this room but for the amount of mana present. With time to prepare, what could be achieved with this amount of mana... or how much easier many items could be made... she would have to find a way to put her talents there to full use.

Finally, she actually addressed the one to summon her: "You are my Master?"
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Yeah, but would they remember anything? That's the question. I think that given their nature as time removed beings this gets much more complex than its worth thinking in.


Let's go with the answer that makes for a more interesting IC: yes. :P
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