Kapitel 49: The Goode's Boy of them all
Nameless was ready to fire is arrow to the shadow servant then he saw who was helping them. "So Caster..the only heroic servant not summoned by her"
Nameless then desiper leaving the group desk with this, meanwhile with Ritsuka and his group, they were looking at a man he was wearing some armour, holding a staff, he looked iris had blue hair and red pupil and worrier look, he was using mage craft to fight
Kama loomed at him. "He is Caster no doud"
Ritsuka loomed at Morgan. "Morgan"
Morgan opens her fae eyes and saw the caster. "Cu Chulainn".
Ritsuka and his group took a moment to assess the situation as Cu Chulainn, the Caster, faced off against the shadow servant. The atmosphere was charged with tension as the two figures squared off, ready for battle.
Kama narrowed her eyes, stepping slightly closer to Ritsuka. "So, he's Caster, huh? He looks more like a warrior than a mage."
Ritsuka nodded, his gaze fixed on Cu Chulainn. "He's known for his prowess in combat, but he also possesses powerful magecraft. We need to be careful."
Morgan opened her fae eyes wider, a glimmer of recognition flashing across her face as she studied Cu Chulainn. "Cu Chulainn… You're the one who—"
Before she could finish her thought, Cu Chulainn raised an eyebrow, interrupting her. "Wow, aren't you the smart one, girl—" His words faltered as he caught sight of Morgan's striking resemblance to the person he had once known. The weight of that resemblance hit him hard, and for a brief moment, he was lost in memories he had long buried.
"Morgan," he said, his voice laced with caution. "Is that really you?"
The tension in the air shifted slightly as Ritsuka noticed Cu Chulainn's sudden change in demeanor. "Wait, you know her?" he asked, glancing between the two.
Morgan clenched her fists, the glint of her fae eyes softening as she responded, "You could say we have… history. But right now, we have bigger problems to deal with."
Cu Chulainn shook off his moment of surprise, refocusing on the threat at hand. "Right. The shadow servant. We need to eliminate it before it causes more damage. But…" His gaze flicked back to Morgan, a hint of concern in his eyes. "What are you doing here? I thought you were—"
Morgan cut him off, her tone firm. "I have my reasons, Cu. But we don't have time for old grudges. We need to work together."
Ritsuka stepped forward, trying to mediate the situation. "If we're going to fight this shadow servant, we need a solid plan. Cu, can you use your magecraft to help us identify its weaknesses?"
Cu Chulainn straightened, his warrior spirit igniting. "Of course. Let's see what we're dealing with." He closed his eyes for a moment, channeling his energy and feeling the magical aura of the shadow servant. "It's strong, but there are signs of instability in its form. If we strike hard enough, we can disrupt its magic."
Kama smirked, her eyes glinting with mischief. "Sounds like a challenge. I'm in."
Morgan nodded, determination in her gaze. "Let's finish this. Ritsuka, you and Mash take the front. Cu and I will provide support. Kama, stay close and be ready to attack."
As they prepared for battle, Ritsuka could feel the weight of responsibility on his shoulders, but he also felt a spark of hope. They were a strong team, and together, they could overcome any obstacle in their path.
With a deep breath, Ritsuka readied himself, his resolve hardening. "Let's go, everyone! For Chaldea!"
As they charged forward, Cu Chulainn's staff glowed with power, Morgan's presence radiated confidence, and Kama's playful demeanor transformed into a fierce determination. The shadow servant loomed ahead, a dark figure shrouded in malice, but the united front of Ritsuka's team shone brightly against the encroaching darkness.
Then both Morgan and Cu Chulainn delt with the Shadow servant
Ritsuka looked at Ritsuka. "So um Morgan how do you Cu Chulainn".
Kama spoke. "Awe how cute, are you worried one of your harem member will leave you dear (Ritsuka)".
Morgan have Kama a glare. "Not now kama how we know eachother is simple.... yours not the same Cu Chulainn from proper human history are you, the way you know me and you reacted".
Cu Chulainn Chuckled and looked at her. "I see you haven't forgotten me Aesc, yes it me Grimr the sage"
Ritsuka bliked. "I who what?".
Ritsuka blinked, confusion etched across his face. "Grimr? The sage?" He glanced between Morgan and Cu Chulainn, trying to piece together the unexpected revelation. "I thought you were a heroic spirit from proper human history."
Cu Chulainn smiled wryly. "I am, but I'm also more than that. In this world, I've taken on different identities and roles. Grimr was a name I once held, a title of power and wisdom. It seems my past has caught up with me, especially when you're involved, Morgan."
Morgan's expression softened slightly, a hint of nostalgia flickering in her fae eyes. "You've changed since then. The connection we had… it's still there, isn't it?"
Kama, not one to miss an opportunity for mischief, smirked. "So, we have a sage and a queen in our midst. What a lovely little reunion. But don't forget, we have a shadow servant to deal with."
Ritsuka nodded, shaking off the distraction. "Right! We need to focus. Cu, what's the plan?"
Cu Chulainn took a moment, his gaze shifting back to the shadow servant as it writhed and shimmered before them, its dark aura pulsing ominously. "This thing is a manifestation of negativity and despair. If we can disrupt its magical core, it will weaken. Morgan and I can combine our powers to hit it hard. The moment it falters, you all should strike."
"Understood," Ritsuka said, feeling the adrenaline surge through him. "Mash, are you ready?"
Mash nodded, gripping her shield tightly. "I'm ready. Let's do this!"
As the group positioned themselves for the assault, Cu Chulainn raised his staff, channeling his magecraft into a focused beam of energy. "Morgan, on my mark!"
Morgan's eyes gleamed as she prepared her own spell, the air around her crackling with power. "Let's show it what we can do."
"Three… two… one… now!" Cu Chulainn shouted, unleashing his attack.
Morgan followed suit, her magic intertwining with Cu Chulainn's as they aimed for the shadow servant's core. The combined force of their spells erupted in a brilliant explosion of light and darkness, the shockwave pushing back the surrounding debris.
"Now, Ritsuka! Strike!" Cu Chulainn called.
Ritsuka didn't hesitate. Summoning the power from the system, he unleashed his own attack, the black heart-like objects swirling around him as they propelled toward the shadow servant. "Heartless Hole!"
The shadow servant shrieked, the sound echoing in the air as it struggled against the barrage of magical attacks. Ritsuka felt the drain of his mana but pressed on, his resolve unwavering.
Kama darted in, her movements fluid and swift. "I'll finish it!" She unleashed her arrows of fire, striking the servant and adding to the chaos.
As the group rallied together, Ritsuka felt a surge of unity among them. They were fighting not just for themselves but for each other, pushing back against the darkness that threatened to consume them.
With one final push, they combined their strength, sending forth a blast of magic that engulfed the shadow servant. It howled in anguish as the light pierced through its form, dissipating the darkness in a brilliant flash.
When the light faded, the shadow servant was gone, leaving only a shimmering residue in the air. The group stood together, breathing heavily from the exertion.
Ritsuka looked around, a smile breaking through his exhaustion. "We did it!"
Morgan turned to Cu Chulainn, her expression serious once more. "Now, what do we do about the aftermath? The explosion in Chaldea… it's only the beginning, isn't it?"
Cu Chulainn nodded, his eyes narrowing as he contemplated their next move. "We need to regroup and figure out what caused that explosion. There are more threats lurking out there, and we can't afford to be caught off guard again."
Akuta, who had been silent through much of the battle, finally spoke up. "We should head back to Chaldea and gather more intel. I want to know what's really going on."
Ritsuka agreed, feeling the weight of the situation settle on his shoulders. "Alright, everyone. Let's get back to Chaldea and prepare for whatever comes next. We're in this together."
With their resolve set, they began their journey back, the bond between them stronger than ever as they faced the challenges ahead.
Ritsuka looked at Morgan. "So about that...Asce part"
Morgan looked at Ritsuka. "Just what for the dream cycle my husband, you will see Fairy Briten and my journey"
Kama then spoke. "For why you haven't been getting does memory when you first summoned Morgan will it was because of me, I didn't think it was rh right time".
Ritsuka just looked at Kama. "I thought you were the goddess of Love and Lust not dreams".
Morgan crossed her arms, a playful smirk tugging at her lips. "Well, Kama has her hands in many pots, dear Ritsuka. Dreams, love, desire—she influences them all. Isn't that right, Kama?"
Kama rolled her eyes, feigning annoyance. "Yes, yes, but don't act like I'm not doing you a favor. Sometimes, love stories need a little suspense. Besides, I didn't want to flood your mind with memories that could complicate things."
Ritsuka sighed, rubbing the back of his neck. "Complicate things? With everything happening, I think we're well past the point of complications. I want to understand more about your past, Morgan. I want to know who you really are."
Morgan's expression softened, a flicker of vulnerability crossing her face. "You'll see soon enough, Ritsuka. The dream cycle will show you everything—my past, my mistakes, my triumphs. It's not just about me; it's about understanding the world we're in now."
"Alright, I trust you," Ritsuka replied, determination filling his voice. "But I'd still like to know what to expect. Do you have any control over what I'll see?"
Morgan nodded. "I can guide the dream, but the essence of the memories is raw and real. You'll experience them as I did. Just remember, they're pieces of who I was, not all of who I am now."
Kama chimed in, her tone more serious. "And you might see things you're not prepared for. Morgan's past is filled with darkness, but it also holds strength. Just keep an open mind, Ritsuka. It's important."
Ritsuka took a deep breath, steeling himself for whatever revelations lay ahead. "I'll be ready. Just know that I'm here for you, no matter what."
"Good," Morgan said, her smile returning, though it carried a hint of sadness. "We'll face this together."
Suddenly, Akuta interjected, "While we're on the topic of memories, what about mine? I feel like I've missed out on a lot with you all."
Ritsuka glanced at Akuta, surprised. "You, too? What do you mean?"
"I mean," Akuta continued, crossing her arms defiantly, "I feel like I'm the odd one out here. There's a lot going on, and while you're all tangled in this web of heroic spirits and past lives, I'm just trying to keep up!"
Kama raised an eyebrow, her playful demeanor returning. "Well, darling, if you wanted to be part of the drama, you could have just asked. We could have thrown in a few love interests and tragic backstories for you!"
Akuta glared at her. "Very funny. I'd rather not have a tragic backstory, thank you very much."
Ritsuka chuckled, trying to ease the tension. "We all have our roles to play. Just because your journey is different doesn't mean it's any less important. We'll figure this out together."
"Right," Akuta replied, her expression softening. "I just want to know how I fit into all of this."
As they continued to walk, Ritsuka felt a sense of unity forming among them. Despite the chaos surrounding them, there was a bond growing stronger with every challenge they faced.
"Once we regroup at Chaldea," Ritsuka said, "I promise we'll find a way to share our stories. Everyone deserves to be heard."
Kama smiled, pleased with the sentiment. "Well said, Ritsuka. Now, let's get back before anything else tries to eat us."
With a shared sense of purpose, the group pressed onward, ready to confront whatever awaited them back at Chaldea, together as a team.
To be continued
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Kapitel 50: I never liked Church
Cu Chulainn looked at the group. "This is were we stay and rest"
Ritsuka looked at Cu Chulainn. "Oh really, this place"
Everyone was looking at the abandoned church of Fuyuki, Ritsuka just looked at the church
Ritsuka just looked at the Church. "I never like.rhr Church, I feel like there is a very shady priest or horny nun living there"
Cu Chulainn blinked. "What?"
Everyone was equally confused, as Kama focuses on the Horny nun part
Kama just spoke in her mind. 'Horny Nun... Is she talking about Kiara.. when did they meet, and how'.
For now she decided to keep it to her self.
As Ritsuka continued to inspect the dilapidated church, Cu Chulainn raised an eyebrow, his expression a mix of confusion and amusement. "I assure you, it's just an abandoned church. No priests or nuns here. Just us."
Kama smirked, leaning closer to Ritsuka. "So, you've had experiences with nuns, have you? I didn't think you were the type."
Ritsuka quickly waved his hands, flustered. "No, no! I didn't mean it like that! It's just a feeling, okay? Besides, I've heard stories—"
"Stories?" Akuta interrupted, her curiosity piqued. "What kind of stories?"
Ritsuka sighed, rubbing his temples. "You know, just the usual. Weird stuff happening in churches. Creepy priests, strange rituals, and… well, the whole 'forbidden romance' vibe. It's just a trope!"
Cu Chulainn chuckled, shaking his head. "Seems like you've been watching too many movies, Ritsuka. This place is quiet, and it'll be perfect for us to regroup."
Morgan nodded, her gaze sweeping over the church's interior. "He's right. We need a place to catch our breath and plan our next move. Plus, this will keep us hidden from any prying eyes."
As they entered the church, Ritsuka felt a chill run down his spine. The air was heavy with dust, and shadows danced across the walls, giving the place an eerie atmosphere. He glanced back at Kama, who seemed amused by his earlier comment.
"Relax, darling," she teased, her voice a sultry whisper. "If a nun does show up, I'll handle her."
Ritsuka shot her a look, his face flushing slightly. "You really think that's funny?"
Before Kama could respond, Cu Chulainn interrupted. "Let's focus, everyone. We can discuss our stories later. Right now, we need to gather information on what's happening in Fuyuki and how we can get back to Chaldea."
As they settled into the church, Ritsuka took a deep breath, trying to shake off the strange vibe. "Okay, so what's the plan?"
Kama, now looking serious, stepped forward. "We should scout the area for any signs of the enemy or clues about the disturbances in Chaldea. We can't afford to be caught off guard."
Akuta nodded in agreement. "And if we run into any trouble, we have each other's backs, right?"
"Of course," Ritsuka replied, determination lighting his eyes. "We're in this together."
As they began to formulate their strategy, the group felt a growing sense of unity, despite the uncertainties ahead. The abandoned church may not have been the most welcoming place, but for now, it would serve as their temporary sanctuary.
Cu Chulainn then looked at everyone. "Anyway time to tell what is happening in Fuyuki"
Morgan looked at him. "From what we know something happened that changed this timeline, this was ment to be a grail war"
Cu Chulainn sigehd and spoke. "Yes the war was going as normal... But then it feel from the sky"
Ritsuka raised and eyebrows. "What do you mean it fell from the sky"
Cu Chulainn spoke. "The Holy grail onces it fell it landed on the hand of saber".
Akuts them spoke bee eyes looking at Cu Chulainn for any sine of him lying. "But does that not mean the war would be over"
Cu Chulainn just sighed. "Yeah, but it didn't after saber got the grail a fire happend killing every master and from the ash came out Saber she was Curropted she then started to holy grail war again and started to kill everyone as each servant fell by her sword, they rose back, I am the only that survived"
Ritsuka looked at him. "If Morgan didn't trust so much I would have not believe that, for all we know you could have been playing both side".
The room went silent before it broke with a small giggle from Ritsuka.
Ritsuka just laughed. "Sorry I couldn't resist, I knew you would not be lying with Cu Chulainn, I have read your story when I was kid, your one the most honourable worrier in legends and Iries Hercules"
Cu Chulainn nodded, a small smile forming on his lips at Ritsuka's acknowledgment. "It's good to know that some tales have survived the ages, even if they've twisted along the way. But what I'm telling you is the truth; this situation is far from normal."
Kama crossed her arms, her expression contemplative. "So Saber became corrupted and resurrected the fallen Servants. What about the Grail? Is it still functional?"
Cu Chulainn shook his head. "The Grail is tainted now. It no longer grants wishes but instead fuels her madness and power. It's as if she has become the vessel of its dark will."
Ritsuka felt a chill run down his spine. "We need to find a way to stop her before more lives are lost. If Saber is leading this corrupted Grail War, we can't let her continue."
Morgan's expression darkened. "We need to gather information about her location and strength. If we can find out how she's controlling the other Servants, we might stand a chance."
Akuta leaned forward, her interest piqued. "If we can get close enough, maybe I can use my abilities to disrupt whatever control she has over them. But we'll need a solid plan."
"Right," Ritsuka agreed, glancing around at his allies. "We should split up. Cu Chulainn, you scout the perimeter and see if you can get any intel on the enemy forces. Morgan, Kama, and I will search for any survivors or allies who might have information on Saber's whereabouts."
Cu Chulainn nodded, a determined look on his face. "Be careful. If the corrupted Saber has risen the other Servants, they will not hesitate to fight."
As the group began to strategize their next moves, Ritsuka felt a strange mixture of excitement and apprehension. He had faced many challenges before, but this felt different. The stakes were higher, and the danger was tangible.
"Let's meet back here in an hour," Ritsuka said, his voice firm. "We'll regroup and compare notes before making our next move."
Cu Chulainn looked at the group. "For get some rest, so take it little Master".
Wait that Cu Chulainn, Morgan, And Kama went to there Spirit Body, Akuta went to sleep and so did Mash and Ritsuka they need sleep, as Ritsuka was sleeping he opens his eyss but he was not anywhere but maybe the void
"So you are finally here"
Ritsuka head over to see a girl with yellow hair, white outfit like that of a witch, glasses, and face that looked like a younger Morgan, she has a witch hat and holding a spear
[ put Picture of Asce the saver aka Young Morgan here ]
Ritsuka looked at Asce. "Who are you"
Asce looked at her. "I am Asce the saver or will Morgan, it is something else that you finally came to servant dream cycle"
Ritsuka looked at her. "But I am confused I thought master don't a guide on the servant dream cycle, especially what i am going to gess is a Younger Verison of Morgan"
Asce looked at him. "Yes but Morgan is different... Remeber when you summond her, normal you would only summon the one from Proper human history, Morgan Le Fay, sister of King Arthur, the one who destroys Camelot... But something happend"
Ritsuka looked at her. "Kama told me this onces, Morgan fused with her Lostbelt self, I have no idea what Lostbelt is"
Asce looked at him. "Not important to learn yeat"
Ritsuka frowned, trying to process the information. "So, you're saying Morgan is not just a simple summon? She's a fusion of her past and her Lostbelt self?"
Asce nodded, her expression serious. "Exactly. This version of Morgan carries the weight of her history, the pain of her failures, and the power of her future. The dream cycle you're in now is a way for you to connect with her past, to understand the choices she made and how they shaped her into who she is."
Ritsuka crossed his arms, his mind racing. "But why am I here? I'm not a servant. I shouldn't even have access to this dream cycle."
Asce chuckled softly. "You're not just a Master. You're the one who summoned her in a time of need, and now you're bound to her fate. You need to understand what she has endured to help her find her way in this chaos. You must be prepared for what's to come."
Ritsuka's heart raced at the thought of facing Saber and the corrupted Grail War. "So what do I need to do? How can I help Morgan?"
Asce stepped closer, her spear glimmering with an ethereal light. "You must learn from the memories of her past, confront the mistakes that haunt her, and embrace the strength that lies within. Only then can you truly support her in this battle against Saber and her minions."
Suddenly, the void around them shimmered, and images began to swirl like a tempest. Ritsuka saw flashes of Morgan's life—her childhood in Avalon, her bond with Arthur, the betrayal she faced, and the isolation that followed her fall from grace. Each memory carried a weight, a fragment of her essence that had been shattered.
"This is just the beginning," Asce said, guiding Ritsuka towards the swirling images. "Dive into these memories. Face them, understand them, and then bring that knowledge back to the waking world. It will help you in your fight and strengthen your bond with Morgan."
Ritsuka took a deep breath, steeling himself for what was to come. "Alright. I'll do it. I'll face her past and help her find the strength to fight."
Asce smiled, a warm yet bittersweet expression. "Good luck, Ritsuka. Remember, the path you choose will shape not only your future but also Morgan's."
With that, Ritsuka stepped forward into the swirling memories, feeling the pull of Morgan's past envelop him, ready to confront the trials that awaited him in the depths of her heart and soul.
Ritsuka blinked then he saw someone, a young Morgan, as she was on the lap of man with yellow hair and fair skin, as she was enjoying the story.
Ritsuka looked at the man. "Who is... He"
Aesc then came next to him. "That would be Uther Pendragon her father, I see your seeing the memory of her self from Proper human history first"
Ritsuka looked at her. "So um why has your name spelling change from Asce to Aesc"
Aesc blushes. "... because I missed spelled it when I first saw you...don't look at me like that, this is a first time for me and anyone Master, Servant dream cycle doesn't work like this"
Ritsuka chuckled softly, seeing the younger Morgan's innocent joy. "It's fine, Aesc. It's a little charming to see this side of you." He turned back to watch the scene unfold, intrigued by the warmth emanating from the memory.
Uther was animatedly telling a tale, his voice deep and rich. "And so, with a mighty swing of Calibur, I saved the village from the dragon's wrath!" He laughed, and Morgan's bright eyes sparkled with wonder.
"Will I be as strong as you, Father?" young Morgan asked, her voice filled with a mix of hope and determination.
Uther smiled warmly, brushing a strand of hair from her face. "Stronger, my dear. You carry the blood of the Pendragon, the legacy of our family. You will be a beacon of hope for many."
Ritsuka felt a pang in his chest. "It must be nice to have that kind of support and love," he said softly.
Aesc nodded. "Yes, this memory is one of the few happy moments in her life. It was before the weight of destiny and betrayal fell upon her. Uther's love was genuine, but it also created expectations that would haunt her later."
As the scene progressed, Ritsuka noticed a shift in the atmosphere. Shadows crept in, and the once-bright memory began to darken. Uther's expression changed, a frown replacing his smile as he spoke more somberly. "But remember, Morgan, the path of a king is not an easy one. You will face trials that will test your heart and your resolve."
Morgan's youthful face reflected a mixture of confusion and determination. "I want to be strong enough to protect everyone, Father. I won't let anything happen to you or the kingdom."
Ritsuka felt a knot tighten in his stomach. "What happened after this?" he asked, his voice barely above a whisper.
Aesc's expression grew serious. "This is where her journey begins to take a dark turn. Uther's love became a burden, and the expectations placed on Morgan would eventually lead to heartbreak and betrayal."
The memory shifted again, this time showing the walls of Camelot, adorned with banners and the sounds of celebration. But there was an underlying tension, a sense of foreboding that hung heavy in the air.
Ritsuka clenched his fists. "This is where it all went wrong, isn't it? Where she became the villain in her own story."
Aesc nodded solemnly. "Yes. The seeds of her tragedy were sown here. You must understand this to help her now."
As the memory unfolded further, Ritsuka braced himself for the pain and suffering that awaited him, ready to face the truth of Morgan's past and what it meant for their fight ahead.
To be continued
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