As Sláine uttered his chant he would feel the magical energy in the air thicken, condensing on itself and growing with each passing second as his chant continued - from weak currents of a stream to mighty ocean waves, his catalyst had worked, the nameless broken sword, a weapon which held no great Mystery nor had any grand feat to its name, but which was once raised in defiance of his father's wishes by the Emperor, now called to its owner.
The Soldier King who crushed all opposition and brought all his enemies to heels.
The Liberator who separated two worlds with a simple warcry and held the crowns of two nations.
In a deluge of power Saber was brought back to the living world, the room's foundations shaking as the once-raging torrents lulled into gentle flow by the presence of the one blessed by the River Spirit. His armour shined silver, covering every inch of his body, his cape cape shone red, like the red waters of his patron, he was the ideal of a Saber-class Servant in terms of figure. A powerful and noble knight who carried the presence of royalty, filled with indescribable dignity.
And yet, why could Sláine feel only sorrow looking at the eyes of the King? How could such a powerful figure emanate such sadness? How could a King hold such regret?
"I have heard your summons, and so I have answered. I ask you, shall I fight at your side?" His voice was low and stoic, betraying no emotion as he asked the words which would seal their contract.
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Dom Pedro I
The Soldier King
Class: Saber
Sex: Male
Alignment: Lawful Good
Attribute: Man
History: A rebellious child at heart, Pedro I remains a man enamoured with new ideas, pushing ever forward in his journey to obtain victory and challenge the world around him. As a ruler, this would eventually push him to cut the ties between Brazil, then a colony, and Portugal, the homeland he had been absent from for much of his life.
Known as the Soldier King, as well as the Liberator, Pedro I was known to engage in lengthy campaigns while dealing with the continuous crises of his ruling. Not helped by his whimsical heart which sought new thrills and ideas, easily lead astray by others who took advantage of it.
This search would eventually cost him his wife, who many accused Pedro I of mistreating to the benefit of a mistress. Though such accusations were never proved fully, as a Servant, Pedro I acts as if he were indeed guilty of all the misdeeds attributed to himself, and that regardless of the details, he did hurt his family as often as he hurt his enemies.
A stain which he will never wash away.
The loss of his wife deeply affected Pedro, leading him to cut ties with his mistress and vices. Seeking redemption for an evil he would never be able to take back. Instead, he chose to remove himself from the situation all together, abdicating the crown of Brazil in favor of his son, Pedro, and the crown of Portugal to his eldest daughter, Maria.
Having cast aside all titles and authority as a monarch, Pedro I would continue to fight for as long as he lived. Seeking new battlefields in search of a great deed, something so great that it might perhaps help him forget the mistakes of the past.
Even now, as a servant, he still seeks that battlefield.
Personality: Guilt. Overwhelming guilt and a need for atonement are what drive Pedro I as a Servant. having dedicated most of his adult life to putting out fires and waging battles, the Soldier King is not a man who easily relaxes; rather,you could say he is constantly on the lookout for the next crisis.
There is no time for ephemeral pleasures when the next battle might be upon him soon.
However, that does not mean his bloodthirsty or a glory hound. Rather, he is so used to conflict that his paranoia pushes him to expect conflict even when there is none to be found. Looking over his shoulder as he expects something to go wrong while he is not looking.
Pedro has a soft spot for two things only. His family and the loves he found in life. Refusing to engage in any romantic relationships as a servant, he fervently holds onto a promise to be a better King, Father and Husband.
If summoned at the same time as a member of his family, Pedro I will become somber yet overprotective. Wanting to avoid hurting his family, yet at the same time guarding them against the world if needed. Regardless of how much danger he himself ends up in.
Parameters: Strength: B Agility: C Endurance: C Mana: C Luck: B
Class Skills
Magic Resistance - C
A product of D. Pedro’s protection by a river spirit. In tandem with the natural resistance of the Saber Class, he is able to shrug off most spells, even if he lacked education in magecraft, being a King born during a time where mystery had already declined.
Riding - C
One can flawlessly manage beasts and vehicles if they have received the proper training and adjustments. Most vehicles and animals can be handled with above-average skills. However, cannot ride the likes of Phantasmal Species such as Monstrous Beasts.
Personal Skills
Protection of the Red Waters - C
Beloved by the spirit of the Ipiranga, Pedro has turned the small, usually forgetful location into the cradle of a free nation. Through this connection, Pedro I can manifest the red-tinted waters of the Ipiranga through his blade and fire slashing cuts with tremendous power and accuracy.
Trouble with Women - E+
A man who in life was lead astray by the charms of women, resulting in the loss of his wife. Having resolved himself in life to be better and not stray from a righteous path, Pedro I was said to have succeeded in life, decreasing the rank of this Skill to its absolute lowest.
He will still remark and notice the beauty of women around him, but has developed the discipline to completely ignore their charms and act only as a proper Knight should in their defense. Though it has a very low chance of ‘Charming’ an individual who fits his four criteria (Family Background, Culture, Beauty, Kindness)
Southern Cross - B
A fighting technique developed by Pedro’s long time friend and ally, the Duke of Caxias. As a Saber, Pedro’s rank in this skill is higher than usual, but still does not match the original. At Rank B, this Skill allows the creation of three simultaneous afterimages which increase the amount of attacks Pedro can unleash at any given time.
Noble Phantasms:
Name: Ipiranga Title: The Warcry Heard by Red Water Rank: B Type: Anti-Unit (Self) Range: 1 Targets: 1 Description: The site of Pedro’s most famous deed. The declaration of independence which would lead to the birth of Brazil as its own Nation and Empire. Its importance is such that the very place where it happened is now just as famous. A small brook named for its red waters, the Ipiranga is seamlessly connected to Pedro’s legend and his Noble Phantasm.
And that includes the spirit which resided there.
A river spirit, barely sentient of its own purpose. Something small and fragile which would have broken down and vanished as the Age of Man progressed. Instead, its very name became intertwined with the birth of a Nation…
Slung over Saber’s back. The red cape which ruffles windlessly is nothing else but a physical representation of his bond with the spirit of the Ipiranga brook, a figure who wordlessly watched over him during life and even now is summoned alongside him as the Armor he wears and the Blessing which powers it.
If, for whatever reason, Pedro is rendered unconscious… well… let’s not think about that.
Name: O Libertador Title: Fate of a Nation, Independence or Death Rank: B Type: Anti-Unit Range: 1 Targets: 1 Description: The act of severing the connection of Brazil and Portugal, as well as their centuries-old relationship. The declaration which immortalized Pedro I in Brazilian History. To become independent or die trying. And this Noble Phantasm is nothing more than the crystallization of this concept.
A single sword strike that severs and reverses the ‘bond’ between two parties. Be it something like a curse, a contract of master and servant or even something far more conceptual as the ‘present’ self from the ‘past’. If there is a relationship between any two beings this Noble Phantasm is capable of severing that connection and reverting the nature of its bond.
Turning a ‘Master’ into a ‘Servant’, a ‘King’ into a ‘Follower’.
A ‘Beast’ into a ‘Savior’.
A ‘Fake’ into ‘Reality’.
It can be called a Sword of Reversal.
However, its true nature can only be released if Pedro I resolves to put his life on the line. A single swing which can ‘sever’ fate and overturn a hopeless situation at the cost of one’s own life.
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Dom Pedro I
The Soldier King
Class: Saber
Sex: Male
Alignment: Lawful Good
Attribute: Man
History: A rebellious child at heart, Pedro I remains a man enamoured with new ideas, pushing ever forward in his journey to obtain victory and challenge the world around him. As a ruler, this would eventually push him to cut the ties between Brazil, then a colony, and Portugal, the homeland he had been absent from for much of his life.
Known as the Soldier King, as well as the Liberator, Pedro I was known to engage in lengthy campaigns while dealing with the continuous crises of his ruling. Not helped by his whimsical heart which sought new thrills and ideas, easily lead astray by others who took advantage of it.
This search would eventually cost him his wife, who many accused Pedro I of mistreating to the benefit of a mistress. Though such accusations were never proved fully, as a Servant, Pedro I acts as if he were indeed guilty of all the misdeeds attributed to himself, and that regardless of the details, he did hurt his family as often as he hurt his enemies.
A stain which he will never wash away.
The loss of his wife deeply affected Pedro, leading him to cut ties with his mistress and vices. Seeking redemption for an evil he would never be able to take back. Instead, he chose to remove himself from the situation all together, abdicating the crown of Brazil in favor of his son, Pedro, and the crown of Portugal to his eldest daughter, Maria.
Having cast aside all titles and authority as a monarch, Pedro I would continue to fight for as long as he lived. Seeking new battlefields in search of a great deed, something so great that it might perhaps help him forget the mistakes of the past.
Even now, as a servant, he still seeks that battlefield.
Personality: Guilt. Overwhelming guilt and a need for atonement are what drive Pedro I as a Servant. having dedicated most of his adult life to putting out fires and waging battles, the Soldier King is not a man who easily relaxes; rather,you could say he is constantly on the lookout for the next crisis.
There is no time for ephemeral pleasures when the next battle might be upon him soon.
However, that does not mean his bloodthirsty or a glory hound. Rather, he is so used to conflict that his paranoia pushes him to expect conflict even when there is none to be found. Looking over his shoulder as he expects something to go wrong while he is not looking.
Pedro has a soft spot for two things only. His family and the loves he found in life. Refusing to engage in any romantic relationships as a servant, he fervently holds onto a promise to be a better King, Father and Husband.
If summoned at the same time as a member of his family, Pedro I will become somber yet overprotective. Wanting to avoid hurting his family, yet at the same time guarding them against the world if needed. Regardless of how much danger he himself ends up in.
Parameters: Strength: B Agility: C Endurance: C Mana: C Luck: B
Class Skills
Magic Resistance - C
A product of D. Pedro’s protection by a river spirit. In tandem with the natural resistance of the Saber Class, he is able to shrug off most spells, even if he lacked education in magecraft, being a King born during a time where mystery had already declined.
Riding - C
One can flawlessly manage beasts and vehicles if they have received the proper training and adjustments. Most vehicles and animals can be handled with above-average skills. However, cannot ride the likes of Phantasmal Species such as Monstrous Beasts.
Personal Skills
Protection of the Red Waters - C
Beloved by the spirit of the Ipiranga, Pedro has turned the small, usually forgetful location into the cradle of a free nation. Through this connection, Pedro I can manifest the red-tinted waters of the Ipiranga through his blade and fire slashing cuts with tremendous power and accuracy.
Trouble with Women - E+
A man who in life was lead astray by the charms of women, resulting in the loss of his wife. Having resolved himself in life to be better and not stray from a righteous path, Pedro I was said to have succeeded in life, decreasing the rank of this Skill to its absolute lowest.
He will still remark and notice the beauty of women around him, but has developed the discipline to completely ignore their charms and act only as a proper Knight should in their defense. Though it has a very low chance of ‘Charming’ an individual who fits his four criteria (Family Background, Culture, Beauty, Kindness)
Southern Cross - B
A fighting technique developed by Pedro’s long time friend and ally, the Duke of Caxias. As a Saber, Pedro’s rank in this skill is higher than usual, but still does not match the original. At Rank B, this Skill allows the creation of three simultaneous afterimages which increase the amount of attacks Pedro can unleash at any given time.
Noble Phantasms:
Name: Ipiranga Title: The Warcry Heard by Red Water Rank: B Type: Anti-Unit (Self) Range: 1 Targets: 1 Description: The site of Pedro’s most famous deed. The declaration of independence which would lead to the birth of Brazil as its own Nation and Empire. Its importance is such that the very place where it happened is now just as famous. A small brook named for its red waters, the Ipiranga is seamlessly connected to Pedro’s legend and his Noble Phantasm.
And that includes the spirit which resided there.
A river spirit, barely sentient of its own purpose. Something small and fragile which would have broken down and vanished as the Age of Man progressed. Instead, its very name became intertwined with the birth of a Nation…
Slung over Saber’s back. The red cape which ruffles windlessly is nothing else but a physical representation of his bond with the spirit of the Ipiranga brook, a figure who wordlessly watched over him during life and even now is summoned alongside him as the Armor he wears and the Blessing which powers it.
If, for whatever reason, Pedro is rendered unconscious… well… let’s not think about that.
Name: O Libertador Title: Fate of a Nation, Independence or Death Rank: B Type: Anti-Unit Range: 1 Targets: 1 Description: The act of severing the connection of Brazil and Portugal, as well as their centuries-old relationship. The declaration which immortalized Pedro I in Brazilian History. To become independent or die trying. And this Noble Phantasm is nothing more than the crystallization of this concept.
A single sword strike that severs and reverses the ‘bond’ between two parties. Be it something like a curse, a contract of master and servant or even something far more conceptual as the ‘present’ self from the ‘past’. If there is a relationship between any two beings this Noble Phantasm is capable of severing that connection and reverting the nature of its bond.
Turning a ‘Master’ into a ‘Servant’, a ‘King’ into a ‘Follower’.
A ‘Beast’ into a ‘Savior’.
A ‘Fake’ into ‘Reality’.
It can be called a Sword of Reversal.
However, its true nature can only be released if Pedro I resolves to put his life on the line. A single swing which can ‘sever’ fate and overturn a hopeless situation at the cost of one’s own life.
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Dom Pedro I
The Soldier King
Class: Saber
Sex: Male
Alignment: Lawful Good
Attribute: Man
History: A rebellious child at heart, Pedro I remains a man enamoured with new ideas, pushing ever forward in his journey to obtain victory and challenge the world around him. As a ruler, this would eventually push him to cut the ties between Brazil, then a colony, and Portugal, the homeland he had been absent from for much of his life.
Known as the Soldier King, as well as the Liberator, Pedro I was known to engage in lengthy campaigns while dealing with the continuous crises of his ruling. Not helped by his whimsical heart which sought new thrills and ideas, easily lead astray by others who took advantage of it.
This search would eventually cost him his wife, who many accused Pedro I of mistreating to the benefit of a mistress. Though such accusations were never proved fully, as a Servant, Pedro I acts as if he were indeed guilty of all the misdeeds attributed to himself, and that regardless of the details, he did hurt his family as often as he hurt his enemies.
A stain which he will never wash away.
The loss of his wife deeply affected Pedro, leading him to cut ties with his mistress and vices. Seeking redemption for an evil he would never be able to take back. Instead, he chose to remove himself from the situation all together, abdicating the crown of Brazil in favor of his son, Pedro, and the crown of Portugal to his eldest daughter, Maria.
Having cast aside all titles and authority as a monarch, Pedro I would continue to fight for as long as he lived. Seeking new battlefields in search of a great deed, something so great that it might perhaps help him forget the mistakes of the past.
Even now, as a servant, he still seeks that battlefield.
Personality: Guilt. Overwhelming guilt and a need for atonement are what drive Pedro I as a Servant. having dedicated most of his adult life to putting out fires and waging battles, the Soldier King is not a man who easily relaxes; rather,you could say he is constantly on the lookout for the next crisis.
There is no time for ephemeral pleasures when the next battle might be upon him soon.
However, that does not mean his bloodthirsty or a glory hound. Rather, he is so used to conflict that his paranoia pushes him to expect conflict even when there is none to be found. Looking over his shoulder as he expects something to go wrong while he is not looking.
Pedro has a soft spot for two things only. His family and the loves he found in life. Refusing to engage in any romantic relationships as a servant, he fervently holds onto a promise to be a better King, Father and Husband.
If summoned at the same time as a member of his family, Pedro I will become somber yet overprotective. Wanting to avoid hurting his family, yet at the same time guarding them against the world if needed. Regardless of how much danger he himself ends up in.
Parameters: Strength: B Agility: B Endurance: B Mana: C Luck: C
Class Skills
Magic Resistance - B+
A product of D. Pedro’s protection by a river spirit. In tandem with the natural resistance of the Saber Class, he is able to shrug off most spells, even if he lacked education in magecraft, being a King born during a time where mystery had already declined.
Riding - C
One can flawlessly manage beasts and vehicles if they have received the proper training and adjustments. Most vehicles and animals can be handled with above-average skills. However, cannot ride the likes of Phantasmal Species such as Monstrous Beasts.
Personal Skills
Protection of the Red Waters - C
Beloved by the spirit of the Ipiranga, Pedro has turned the small, usually forgetful location into the cradle of a free nation. Through this connection, Pedro I can manifest the red-tinted waters of the Ipiranga through his blade and fire slashing cuts with tremendous power and accuracy.
Crown of Abdication - A
At one point, Pedro I reigned as both Emperor of Brazil and Heir to the Throne of Portugal. Wielding the Authority to rule over both nations, he instead chose to forfeit his rights to the crown of Portugal and pass them onto someone else, as well as abdicating in favor of his son Pedro, who would become the second and final Emperor of Brazil. As a Skill, Crown of Abdication allows Pedro to grant the skills normally gained by Imperial Privilege onto others. At this Rank, he can gift those skills to two individuals simultaneously.
Trouble with Women - E+
A man who in life was lead astray by the charms of women, resulting in the loss of his wife. Having resolved himself in life to be better and not stray from a righteous path, Pedro I was said to have succeeded in life, decreasing the rank of this Skill to its absolute lowest.
He will still remark and notice the beauty of women around him, but has developed the discipline to completely ignore their charms and act only as a proper Knight should in their defense. Though it has a very low chance of ‘Charming’ an individual who fits his four criteria (Family Background, Culture, Beauty, Kindness)
Southern Cross - B
A fighting technique developed by Pedro’s long time friend and ally, the Duke of Caxias. As a Saber, Pedro’s rank in this skill is higher than usual, but still does not match the original. At Rank B, this Skill allows the creation of three simultaneous afterimages which increase the amount of attacks Pedro can unleash at any given time.
Noble Phantasms:
Name: Ipiranga Title: The Warcry Heard by Red Water Rank: B Type: Anti-Unit (Self) Range: 1 Targets: 1 Description: The site of Pedro’s most famous deed. The declaration of independence which would lead to the birth of Brazil as its own Nation and Empire. Its importance is such that the very place where it happened is now just as famous. A small brook named for its red waters, the Ipiranga is seamlessly connected to Pedro’s legend and his Noble Phantasm.
And that includes the spirit which resided there.
A river spirit, barely sentient of its own purpose. Something small and fragile which would have broken down and vanished as the Age of Man progressed. Instead, its very name became intertwined with the birth of a Nation…
Slung over Saber’s back. The red cape which ruffles windlessly is nothing else but a physical representation of his bond with the spirit of the Ipiranga brook, a figure who wordlessly watched over him during life and even now is summoned alongside him as the Armor he wears and the Blessing which powers it.
If, for whatever reason, Pedro is rendered unconscious… well… let’s not think about that.
Name: O Libertador Title: Fate of a Nation, Independence or Death Rank: B Type: Anti-Unit Range: 1 Targets: 1 Description: The act of severing the connection of Brazil and Portugal, as well as their centuries-old relationship. The declaration which immortalized Pedro I in Brazilian History. To become independent or die trying. And this Noble Phantasm is nothing more than the crystallization of this concept.
A single sword strike that severs and reverses the ‘bond’ between two parties. Be it something like a curse, a contract of master and servant or even something far more conceptual as the ‘present’ self from the ‘past’. If there is a relationship between any two beings this Noble Phantasm is capable of severing that connection and reverting the nature of its bond.
Turning a ‘Master’ into a ‘Servant’, a ‘King’ into a ‘Follower’.
A ‘Beast’ into a ‘Savior’.
A ‘Fake’ into ‘Reality’.
It can be called a Sword of Reversal.
However, its true nature can only be released if Pedro I resolves to put his life on the line. A single swing which can ‘sever’ fate and overturn a hopeless situation at the cost of one’s own life.
Origin/God of: Aztec God of the Night, God of Strife, God of Temptation. Lover of Jaguars (and God, as well)
God history: Tezcatlipoca, the Smoking Mirror, Possessor of the Sky and Earth, Lord of the Near and Nigh, the Enemy of Both Sides. Sun of the first world of man. Clubbed from the sky by his brother, to be replaced by other, less worthy gods. Gods who had not sacrificed as he had. Gods who had not demanded sacrifice as he had. Gods like Quetzalcoatl.
Well, where was the fun in that? In being denied what you were owed? What had been granted to you, you specifically, for what you had done to help create the world their very worshipers stood upon? In having it all taken away in an instant, needlessly. Senselessly. There wasn't any, was there? And so Tezcatlipoca fumed, and he raged, and he tore at his flesh and tore at the earth and tore at the sky. He cast the world into night eternal, became unto a jaguar, and commanded his kin to consume the first people until there was no more left than scraps of bloody flesh. So ended the first world - no light, no worship, not for him or any other.
Then Quetzalcoatl, his dear brother, did not see the error of his ways. He did not go unto Tezcatlipoca and apologize and explain, and beg at Tezcatlipoca's feet to be forgiven of the sin he had committed. Instead, Quetzalcoatl, with whom he had created the world, took his place. Became the sun. Formed a new people to worship the gods. Tezcatlipoca hissed, and he spat, and he swore a thousand curses upon the brother he had once loved, and he schemed. He plotted the downfall of the Second Sun. Then the Third Sun. The Fourth Sun. When Quetzalcoatl set himself in mortal lands as king under the light of the Fifth Sun, Tezcatlipoca plotted the downfall of his brother and his precious Empire. And then...the sun set on his story. A new Sun rose over the New World, and Tezcatlipoca's time was over. But Tezcatlipoca does not forget. Tezcatlipoca does not forgive. And Tezcatlipoca never, ever, takes things sitting down.
Personality: Tezcatlipoca delights in turning friends against each other, in tricking people to their dooms, and in ruining the best-laid plans. He has an innate sense for the emotional weak points of others, able to feel by instinct what just the wrong thing to say would be, and just the right way to say it. That he prefers fighting from behind the veil of shadows and with barbed words does not mean he is incapable of combat, however - weakened as he may be by the modern age, he remains a war deity and is no pushover in single combat. Ask around - there are plenty of people who have heard that Tezcatlipoca has an 8-pack. That he's shredded.
A flaw? You dare ask. Open the dictionary, flip to the letter S. Move your finger down the page until you find the entry for "Spite". The picture next to that definition? That's Tezcatlipoca. The death of four worlds was not enough to make him feel he had gotten even - he will stop at nothing to get back at even the smallest slights, perceived or no. The man simply cannot let go of a grudge. To do so would practically be a repudiation of his very being - he has defined himself by, fueled himself with spite for so long that taking it away would leave behind something unrecognizable.
Aside from all that, though, a very nice person. Very trustworthy, and decent at crochet.
Weapon(s) : His namesake - Tezcatlipoca. Smoking Mirror. A polished slab of stone, once a mirror that stood as tall as a temple. Now a fancy trinket around his neck. When looking at it one can see premonitions of the near future - though only if their name is Tezcatlipoca.
Relationships/friendships: N/A for now
Other: He can barely stand being out in the daylight - not out of any physical reaction to it, but simply as a matter of principle. Don't expect him to follow you around for a day trip without a great amount of cajoling unless you're fine with him taking drastically noticeable and embarrassing steps to keep himself out of the sun. Yes, he knows everyone is looking at him. He's making a statement.
After the wayward harlot finally joined in Yasuke slowly followed along with his Master and fellow Servants to the Rayshift chamber. He could say quite happily that Archer's...attitude aside the group was quite something, sure it was nothing compared to the retinue from the good old days with his Lord but still, it was quite nice to have so many capable Servants in one place.
Arriving at the place Lancer wasn't exactly that impressed, to be honest. It was all shiny and everything looked extremely advanced, but he wasn't a genius like Caster or Raphael so the delicate intricacies of what made the chamber such a marvel of magic and science were lost to him, In his point of view it was just as impressive as the rest of Chaldea, that is, extremely so but nothing made it stand out from the rest in his point of view. And did the pods have to look so much life coffins? That's never usually a good sign of things to come.
Oh well, foreboding pods aside it wasn't like this was some prelude to things going wrong. It all went wrong.
No, wait, scratch that, it all went terribly wrong. Daniel and his Servants were nowhere to be seen, the sky looked as if it was being consumed by the flames of hell itself and they were currently standing over a river of bones that he hoped were just the remains of some unfortunate fish. It was almost as if they were taken into the depths of Hell itself and Lancer wouldn't be surprised if demons started to crawl out from the ground at any moment.
It reminded him of Honnō-ji in a way, how nostalgic, it appears he has a talent for finding himself in burning wastelands. But if this hellscape believed it could get in the way of his duty it was dead wrong, losing one Master was already enough, and by his honour, as a Samurai he'd not allow that mistake to be repeated. In a burst of flames Lancer's Noble Phantasm enclosed around him, the demonic red armour fitting nicely with the environment they found themselves in, quickly he positioned himself close his Master alongside Caster.
"I believe we should try to regroup with the others before snooping around for the reason for this hellscape, Master. Safety and numbers and all that, plus for all we know they might be fighting demons or something by now, wouldn't look out of place for this sad excuse of a city." He suggested, his voice booming and distorted by the effects of his armour. He didn't sound that the other group could hold their own just fine, but without a way to communicate there was no telling what could happen if something went wrong, well, more wrong than it already did.
"Lancer, I am pleased to see you have kept us tethered to this mortal coil whilst I was busy, Master I suspect you engaged in behavior with risk attached? A treacherous road that could harm not only yourself but the three of us as well."
"You better believe I did Caster, you know how 'passionate' our Master here can get. Plus going out due to a fire hazard would be such a bummer of an ending for a guy like me you know?" He said greeting the mystical king. Out of all the Casters he'd seen since he was summoned he was the only one Lancer enjoyed the presence off. Then again he only met two during his stay so the list wasn't exactly that big, to begin with.
Yasuke cringed as he listened to the 'lecture' and observed the gaggle of Raphs moving around the kitchen in perfect unison, even if they were admittedly remarkable inventions and very good at what they do seeing so many Raphs in one place just wasn't a comforting sight for Yasuke. One self-important painter was already enough, much less a dozen or two of them, especially with how they managed to look as smug as the real thing despite being just faked.
"Well dear Lancer, I must remind you that I am not Michelangelo. Though, I understand the confusion." Raphael corrected, still unaware the mistake was intentional. "Michelangelo was a major inspiration when I was in Rome. Why, his work at the Sistine chapel was a major inspiration, despite our rivalry. I actually scrapped a work I had been growing dissatisfied and used his works as inspiration and guidance. As such, you can look at my masterwork, "Disputa" and see some of the influence in posture that I took from Michelangelo's. OH, but I digress! That stuffy old man isn't here to talk about himself, so why should I build him up before his own appearance?"
"I see, please forgive me for my ignorance. I have to admit I'm kinda impressed with how all of those automatons are so flawlessly modeled after your likeness, but then again it should be expected from someone like you," Yasuke said throwing a hidden jab at the man's massive ego, as he watched him go he handed his plate to one of the copies, might as well let the men clean up their mess.
"Alright... Do you guys have any idea where we could find Archer? I'd really like to find her before that storm Rapahel was talking about shows up."
"Have you tried asking the Saber Daniel summoned?" Yasuke pointed a finger at Don Juan "You two seem like the type that would 'get along' if you know what I mean. No offense," Lancer said as he finished his plate, the Archer was...she was something else alright, and it was just his luck he was summoned in the same batch as both her and the perverted Saber. "Plus I don't even want to know what or who she is doing, that'd be a mental image I'd like to keep away from my eyes thank you very much," He added.