I'm Solomon. The Solomon from FGO, of course. The one rumored to be heartless, a puppet of the gods.
How do I know that's how other people generally see me?
Don't ask. It's Clairvoyance.
Ahem, I got that wrong. Let me start over.
Right, don't ask. I'm a transmigrator.
Of course, it's not that I have no humanity at all, though to other people my behavior might really make it hard to see any.
Still, I can proudly say I didn't let King Solomon's lifelong reputation down. Put less nicely, I didn't change history at all. Just like in the original, I spent my life following the will of the gods.
But even a doll like me, someone with few ambitions, couldn't help staring in disbelief when I ran into a Holy Grail that started running on its own before anyone had even made a wish.
Is this supposed to make sense? Does it make sense?!
Then, when I opened my eyes in the nutrient solution, I was completely dead inside.
Fuck you, Alaya. I said fuck you!
After transmigrating again, I don't even feel like talking anymore.
Thanks for asking. I've shut down. Don't @ me.
Lostbelt journeys planned for now:
[Deranged Detective: World Restart]
[Jujutsu Kaisen: Culling Game]
[K: Stone Slab Liberation]
[Detective Conan: Order Collapses]
[Katekyo Hitman Reborn!: Eternal God]
[Demon Slayer: Heroic Spirit Summoning]
[FGO: Incineration of Humanity]
P.S. A little hint: God actually told Solomon about his second transmigration. His reaction wasn't really like the latter half of the blurb. Does that count as false advertising?
★[Warning: Must Read]★
1. Solomon is made up of a high concentration of divinity (or rationality?) and an extremely low concentration of humanity. If you can't accept that, please hit the back button now.
2. I'm probably a casual FGO fan who only played the first chapter and just wants to borrow the setting and background. If you spot any mistakes, feel free to point them out. I'll probably change some details, and the more important warnings are below.
3. As the setting requires, God and the other gods exist equally and independently of the Type-Moon system (meaning Heroic Spirits and magecraft, etc.). Any Heroic Spirits associated with gods are projections, dependents, misattributions, historical necessities, or downgraded forms of deities.
4. Solomon after his second transmigration is similar to a Pseudo-Servant. Since he cannot descend directly into a Lostbelt, he chooses to occupy a soulless body.
5. Corrections are welcome, but please don't post comments that belittle or insult my child and hurt me. Don't make me beg you on my knees, QAQ.
6. Although this is labeled pure love, there's a considerable chance it will have no pairing. Solomon and God share a bond more intimate than anything else. They may find it difficult to realize that this bond could include romantic love, but since that possibility exists, the novel is tagged as pure love.
7. Solomon's pairing with God is practically set, but if someone truly manages to move me along the way, someone whose romantic bond with Solomon surpasses his connection with God, I could still change it later. Hehe.
Theme: A doll, but not necessarily a tragic one, because he isn't a puppet of the gods, but someone even closer to them.
