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Travelling alongside his master to the Indian Lostbelt, he is seen dispatching some enemies in his vicinity. After recognizing Asclepius' Authority of Yama, he mumbles about how preposterous the idea of judging the dead is. Stating that life is for being offered in sacrifice and death is for being consumed, he ends saying the laws of his world doesn't allow such violation as giving freedom to the dead before having his master reminding him that they are in a foreign territory, so he isn't in the position to judge, which he agrees and decide to remain silent until their departure.[1]

Informing them of the Crypters' goal again, he claims that the Greater History of Man to be neither the correct answer nor the wrong one. He continues that the divide between the gods and humanity was due to humanity not understanding that the gods are system to use not obey.

 He admits Atlas is the only Fantasy Tree standing when Peperonicino points out since he cannot detect the whereabouts of the Western Lostbelt's Fantasy Tree.

 It was a week after Orion had been summoned to Atlantis, though by the time he arrived most of the surviving Servants had gone on ahead to Olympus.

 he asks if Caenis would rather work in Olympus instead. Caenis detests that city, finding it a disgusting place where everyone’s just smiling all the time.