Baobhan Sith My Room Voice Lines Post-Avalon Le Fae ver. Montage, Translation: RikuSempai I'm not a native language speaker, so if there's any typos, sorry ^.^ #FGOMyRoom #fgo #BaobhanSithFGO
Her final ascension is a "what if". She had to do an awakening and once she did that she would be able to fend off that 3rd ascension of hers. As in lostbelt 6 she never reached that state. In summer 8 she has that awakening that was mentioned in her mats and she finally managed to fend off that ascension for good. Instead she became a fairy that repels curses and is anti curse fairy knight. And overall she has a very happy time.
the 2nd ascension np actually translate not to someone regarding fate, its about it itself, fate is cruel, wether your good or bad if "it" hates you, its over. which regarding her past or if you dont care about spoilers.....is pretty sad, make sure to give headpats and hugs aswell as letting her get away with her tendincy at you or others Edit: to elaborate the np line stated that if fate it self hates you no matter if your a bad person or good person, your screwed
I have considered an alternative path that might have been in the British Lostbelt. An alternate timeline where Fujimaru Ritsuka spent six days a captive at the vicious whims of Beryl Gut and Baobhan Sith. The suffering would be HORRIFIC. I DO NOT revel in gore and bloodshed, but the amount of pain our poor protagonist would be put through in that near week’s span would be truly devastating. Beryl would endeavor to break and brutalize the Master of Chaldea with his deepest fervor, with the poor young man drawing on every ounce of willpower to resist. This gruesome interlude would also provide an unexpected opportunity to meet with Baobhan Sith and converse with her, primarily in Beryl’s absence. The Fairy Princess would at first revel in aiding Beryl’s sadistic brutality, but over time a number of questions and concerns would arise. She can feel something…off, regarding her own condition, but she can’t identify it. Fujimaru reminds her she is a MAGUS, and thus should be capable of examining herself from multiple perspectives. A pearl of wisdom is called forth from the singularly unexpected source of Zouken Matou. Though a decrepit and wretched abomination, he was not incapable of a few insightful observations, in particular the nature of the human body, mind and soul, and how they are connected. From that observation, the conclusion is natural. If Baobhan Sith HAS examined herself in detail and found no concerns regarding her body, then it must be her mind or soul that is ailing. A last remark that seals the young woman’s curiosity is this: if Beryl is so proficient and experienced in the arts of cursing and black magic, why is it that he insisted that SHE be the one to use Fetch Magecraft? Perhaps she is more capable with it, but would he not desire to use it himself to savor its power personally? These various observations, the intrinsic decency and compassion that Fujimaru exhibits and the long suppressed memories of her own suffering at the hands of the Fae all worm their way into Baobhan Sith’s mind, and at last she turns and frees Fujimaru. She STILL does not care about him (or at least is nowhere close to admitting as much), but she does wish to confer with her mother about her future and she now recognizes that Beryl doesn’t give a tinker’s damn about her. The most poignant realization comes at the end, when five of Fujimaru’s Servants appear out of their spirit forms beside them. They have been there for the past five hours, prepared to intervene in an instant should he need them, but Fujimaru bade them to wait. He gave Baobhan Sith the opportunity to redeem herself, and she took it, though she might not have realized it.
