In Type-Moon, I'm No Quack!

Among the characters Jeanne d'Arc, Jeanne Alter, Kama, and Nobu in Chaldea, which one is the most intensely intense?

Is the main character pink-haired?

Amazing! Fast forward to the protagonist's grand sealing of Nyx, his ascent to the moon to conquer the Great King, and then his acquisition of a Moon Cup to become his central processing unit.

So, hasn't the definition of Lostbelts changed now? It's not that worlds heading towards the end of the world are called Lostbelts, but rather that they are already on the verge of collapse when they are called Lostbelts. The seven Lostbelts are ultimately just fuel found by the old director, like worlds generated by AI inputting different keywords. And no matter how outrageous you make parallel worlds, they are still just parallel worlds. Pan-Human History works by reasoning from cause to effect; worldlines that reach the save points are valid parallel worlds, while those that don't are predetermined events with no future. Lostbelts, on the other hand, work by reasoning from effect to cause. They first assume the existence of such worlds and then use the output to deduce the input conditions. Therefore, Lostbelts are destined to conflict with Pan-Human History because normal input parameters can never lead to such results. The Lostbelts we encounter are all artificially created anomalous worlds, not naturally generated by the world itself, but rather the result of calculations performed using the Imaginary Tree and its output. This is the origin of Lostbelts. The Imaginary Tree takes root in Lostbelts not to ensure their survival, but to turn them into fuel. That is the purpose of the Lostbelts. Therefore, for the inhabitants of the Lostbelt, once they realized that their birth and destruction were all predetermined, they felt compelled to take revenge on the creator. Since death was inevitable anyway, they might as well vent their anger. It could be said that without the Old Director and the operation of the Imaginary Tree, they would not have existed at all, and their suffering would cease to exist. *The Old Director was reborn.

Wow, there are dwarf jokes here too! #(Funny)

Hmm, author, you're not planning to write the protagonist as a esoteric Zeus, are you?

Amazingly delicious

It's very interesting to write. Compared to the British throwing Lao Zhen's ashes into the Seine, it's a relatively good ending (what a hell!).

So why can the protagonist reverse the course of the judgment by treating patients? Or is it just a cheat-like feature?

Faster and better looking