In Type-Moon, at the end of the Age of the Gods, the circle is too small and everyone's interests are involved, so I'm staying anonymous.
Flag Pan Dragon, son of Uther, older brother of Arthur, the dynasty's destroyer, and witness to the end of the Age of the Gods.
Merlin: "Flag is cunning and treacherous. If we don't eliminate him today, he'll become a serious threat someday."
Morgan: "I may not be human, but he's a real bastard."
Agravain: "As expected of His Highness Flag. Was this also part of your plan?"
Artoria: "As long as Flag lives, I will never sleep soundly."
Mordred: "Flag, forever single."
Flag had this to say: "What are you all talking about? I really haven't thought this through that much, so can you stop reading so much into everything?"
Sure, he, Flag, did come up with a few odd ideas, but how does that make them schemes? Flag declares that he refuses to be overinterpreted, and that starts with him.
I recently got a new phone and am rewatching the series, but some chapters that violated censorship rules are unavailable. I tried joining a group, but the group is gone now.