gacha

sakura still suffers

for 10 years

you think zelretch will have interest in this

seeing as you know

he set it up in the first place

mmm

perhaps

i imagine though

he might see it's bad

or something

dors zely have clarivoycance

or would he technically

uh

he does

i think

does kaleidoscope

count

no

rip grand zelty

he can see that ORT can be awakened in the strange fake universe

so he has something like clairvoyance

also

i thought about this the other day

youd think since the best of the best mage families and church are in the hgw

more masters would have NPs

from long ago

what nps even survive in the modern day

that shit must be extremely covveted

rhongo

avalon

appearently all weapons

fragarch

since archer

sees a shit ton

to be fair

archer gets summoned throughout space and time

still

i think most basic weapons would still exist

and if fucking fragarch can exist

a lot of stuff still can

rhongo literally has to exist

yes?

or can he just look at schematics or a pic

he's copying it

yes but

zelretch blade?

he has to understand how it works

i presume

those blueprints are different

but maybe

can he just see something and copy it

or does he have to do the thing

no idea

anyways

more nps should exist

because right now

gray is probably one of the strongest characters in modern day fate

ignoring DAAs

ignoring the other half of type moon Kapap

Even a lot of DAAs would fall to her power tbf

but she's not a servant

so she can't really keep up

i feel like

case files grey was written without knowing about the rhongo thing

and just thinking it's okay if rhongo dies

because i feel like there's a hole now

or you know

gray is a protag

therefore cannot perish

okay not just that

what happens when something looses its mystery

it becomes weaker

power wise

but it doesn't dissapear or stop working?

mmm

i think it depends

i feel like if rhongo weakens

it'll be pretty bad

if rhongo weakens, the pillar at the end of the world probably doesnt weaken

yeah but it's the anchor