Tiir_Rumibul_3715

Westeros is a land where intrigue, conspiracy and gold rule. A land where everyone has to look twice to avoid being stabbed in the back. A land that never expected one "insignificant" event - the arrival of a Pseudo-Servant capable of single-handedly destroying its foundations. With the knowledge of the modern world and the Servant's abilities, what changes will he make? And is Westeros ready for those very changes?

Waking up in the body of a Romani Archiman is acceptable. Getting 3rd and 1st True Magics is nice. Getting Beasts as pets - delightful. The world of DxD is unforgivable. It's a world where some teenagers who aren't even two decades old somehow mystically defeat the descendants of legendary heroes, ancient demons, powerful dragons, etc. Why does this happen? Simply because! Simply put, this world only makes sense because it doesn't. And now, I have to put up with the fact that I live here. Such pain. (DxDxMulti)

How different can just one galaxy be in two different versions of it? A lot. While the first is in relative peace and tranquility, the second is in an endless war for survival, where each alien species does not hesitate to tear the other's throat out just to save itself. Myriads of stars are engulfed in smoke and flames, water is poisoned, sunlight does not reach the earth, the rumbling of guns is not silent for a moment, and fresh blood pours out in an inexhaustible river. And what would happen if only two far from the most powerful individuals were transported from this very galaxy to the first? How will it meet them, and what will change when the threat from outside is ready to act, destroying the established way of life of the local species?