[Fate/Zero] The Sea of Algae Knows No Bounds

Kiritsugu couldn't help but bt in front of the btt heroine. . .

My favorite is Kiritsugu, but the heroine's personality really doesn't match him at all.

[If you feel that way, it may be because they suddenly start circling me and talking, and my heart does speed up at that moment.

After finishing the exam, I sat in my room and read the entire text in one breath. As another girl in the comments said, I felt very happy although not happy. According to my original rough understanding of some mythological systems, God is a collection of human wishes and must exist based on faith. Therefore, there are various rituals that entrust faith. In return, God fulfills the believer's reward - the source of power - and gains more power. This kind of understanding coincides with the initial situation of Elesis, but this article has also developed very reasonably since then, and the result is that it has corrected my original cognitive system. When Elesis was first born, she was very confused and had to rely on instinct to act. Her goal at the beginning was survival. Elesis learned some basic common sense and began to try to change her quality of life. As a god, she seems to be afraid of loneliness and does not want to return to the divine realm [cage] covered with seaweed. She wants to have followers. At this time she was still a scared little girl. The priest appears from this stage as a cantor and successfully plays this role until the curtain call. I didn't feel much pleasure when watching the animation, so the impression left by the priest was a bit weak. But the girl's priest is really an excellent mentor. I don't really understand the position of the priest in the original system, but his original role as a person in charge of wisdom and solving puzzles is really admirable and beloved. The world is reset, and it's really joyful when Elesis opens her eyes in the sea of ​​algae. Elesis is less like a god. She is born so vividly, learns, suffers setbacks, searches for her own meaning and value, and finally changes. She gained so much. It made me feel happy unconsciously. Christianity says that God loves the world, so Jesus came to the world. This is probably God's observation and learning. Even a crude drama can be considered a success if it entertains the audience. Regardless of whether human beings are inherently evil or driven by desires, it is a joy to be able to perform on stage in this gorgeous theater. [Actually, in the end, I didn't even know what I was talking about_(;3 Although the time is a bit late, I am very happy to go on this wonderful trip with Elesis. Thank you girl for your hospitality!

What the author said is great. Some authors always write about the loneliness of gods in their articles, and then gods try their best to integrate into humans, but in the end they are still alone. However, I think gods are some self-conscious aloof people. I have to write gods as little girls with godly powers. I just can't stand it. I can't stand it. I think [the so-called gods, regardless of whether they are good or evil, are consciously arrogant. Just like if you look at Jin Shining, the divinity in his bloodline is destined to be an arrogant guy. Some people just wrote him in a way that does not match the original work (that is, he is not arrogant, but his pretentiousness is infinitely magnified). I don't know what they are thinking. Who can say that the bloodline does not give Shining an innate arrogance] I'm not very good at saying this, but the God in the author's article is the God I think. No matter what other people think, it only represents my personal opinion.

I spent the evening and morning reading, and to be honest, I felt really good after reading it in two breaths(?). Somehow, after reading it (I even felt a certain sense of pleasure, but I quickly suppressed it), I felt that in Elesis's view, God loves the world and is tolerant. She is a god, she wants to love the world, and she is also tolerant. The ending seems to me to be a malicious joke on the part of the author. Emiya Kiritsugu and others will live in a world without Elesis. In the world they exist in without Elesis, Emiya Kiritsugu will still kill his father, and the Holy Grail War will also occur. Everything is roughly the same as before, except that there is no presence of Elesis (and some of the war and death are missing). So, it's true that Elesis will continue to sleep under the water. There are many worlds, but there is only one Elesis. Whether it's physical form or consciousness... Well, what am I going to say. Sooner or later she will wake up one day... The whole story seems like a reincarnation. She is an innocent and cruel child, and she lacks something as a human being. I personally think that it's not that Elesis doesn't know how to love, she hasn't learned yet, and she hasn't differentiated between affection, possessiveness, love and other things. Haven't learned how to be a human being yet. I think she would be a pretty good person if given the chance. Maybe God is also a devil, as a kind of existence higher than human beings... But I can't come up with adjectives to describe them. I don't know if I read it wrong, but the story is mixed with the hurt called "love". If God loves the world, does He love Himself? Well, I think too much. By the way, after reading several other articles by the author, I feel very ethereal. How should I put it, there is no sense of security. Lonely, distrusted, huddled in a corner. (Words are really hard to describe Although there are works that give me this feeling, there are too few. Some parts of the article are very obscure, but I think the author GN is very talented. I was almost brainwashed while watching it, and I also liked "1984".

But he knew what to do Did he kill Emiya Noriken? How did I jump to this conclusion?

Am I the only one who noticed the point of resetting the world... Reset... It's really higher than Gaia.

Elesis's nightmare journey is over. Although she has a lot to say, she just can't say it. To love or be loved, everything in the world depends on your own heart!

I don't know what to say after reading this chapter? Because I can't express my views in words, and I don't even know what my own views are!