The infinite sword system has been mastered, and you say this is the dragon clan?

Chapter 477 The production company promises that all scenes were filmed on location and contain no fake special effects.
What era are we living in? Still playing traditional FGO?

Why not try my deeply realistic version of the human salvation game? You'll start with a god-slaying damage dealer, a support list full of top-tier general-purpose healers, and even the villain's transport captain's treasured Imaginary Tree cultivation manual—just click to receive it! It will bring you a unique and exhilarating gaming experience.

Kidding.

Charlotte does indeed provide genuine, official tree-planting information.

But the premise is that the contents can actually be used immediately.

Moreover, it's the kind of product that guarantees there are no backdoors and can be used with peace of mind.

Emiya remembered that her talent as a child prodigy was no joke, but she had been researching for a long time without being able to get the Imaginary Tree out of its budding state. It wasn't until the Alien God intervened that the tree was able to mature instantly by "pulling up the seedlings to help them grow".

Is it possible that Charlotte, with such talent, could not complete such a simple cultivation task?
No, since the alien god has issued the mission, theoretically it is impossible for her not to complete it. Besides, she is already the one with the highest level of magic among the Hidden Ones. If she is still working so slowly, then how long would it take for a complete novice like Mai Shude to finish?
Judging from previous historical communication records, Charlotte was not satisfied with 'knowing what but not why' and wanted to repeatedly study and thoroughly understand the complete technology covered by the Imaginary Tree while eliminating future troubles, hence the slow progress.

Therefore, Emiya believes that the alien gods most likely left a loophole to make it difficult to crack the true secrets related to the Imaginary Tree, and there may even be a hidden backdoor for sending data periodically, which is normal practice.

You agree, Microsoft.

"By the way, Nono, why are you so sure we can plant trees? Do you understand this information?"

I don't understand it, but that's my gut feeling.

Goodness, I almost forgot you have super futuristic vision.

"Then use your invincible intuition to determine how to plant this kind of tree?"

[Ask the person who's most likely to know. It's true I have a super intuition, but my brain isn't directly connected to the Akasha's library!]

"That makes sense."

Emiya then had her forward it to Nuwa, stating that this was valuable firsthand information from the alien god camp, and that everyone should pause their current projects and prioritize understanding this.

Twenty minutes later, as expected, Nuwa replied with a message:

Sixty percent of the data consists of advanced variants of Nibelungen space technology, half a percent is botany and alchemy, half a percent is a foolproof operating guide for laymen, and the last part is unanalyzable, with the result of equipment calculations being a complete jumble of gibberish.

"Alright, as expected. So, Nuwa, are you perhaps certain what kind of technology the remaining part involves?"

The response was remarkably swift this time—[It's core classified technology, as evidenced by the distortion and impact of the Lostbelt laws on the world itself during this singularity—]

The key function of creating the Imaginary Tree that sustains the Lostbelt lies not in opening up vast alternate dimensions, but in interfering with the possibilities of any event.

To be honest, only this can explain those outrageous Lostbelt histories. A few years earlier, I couldn't have imagined that the ancient civilizations before the human era could be inhabited not by dragons, but by legendary fairies and gods...

Emiya remained almost silent, thinking to himself, "That's too small a scope. What's this? Do you believe there could be an ancient Gundam or bacteria?"

The ability to interfere with all things and phenomena sounds vague and ambiguous, but it is a basic description of all divine powers, magic, and other higher forces.

Just as the god of fire controls all things and phenomena related to fire, the god of water controls all things and phenomena related to water.

If you combine the powers of all the gods to interfere with these events, you get an "omnipotent god" who can arbitrarily modify the world.

This is what Nuwa meant by the possibility of interfering with events. It can force things that would otherwise be impossible to happen, thus creating incredible alternate worlds.

Moreover, the fairy kingdom in this Lostbelt has many similarities between its fairies and dragons, making it, in a sense, a kind of "second creation" based on the original world history.

According to the information Emiya has gathered, the fairies of the Fairy Kingdom possess the highest level of ancestral bloodline—"A-Ling." The original six A-Ling are similar to the first generation of Dragon Kings in status. Below A-Ling are the upper-class fairies and lower-class fairies, just like the second and third generations of the Dragon race, which have a clear bloodline hierarchy.

Fairies, like dragons, are long-lived beings. After death, they are reborn as the "next generation," retaining some of their memories and abilities. Dragons are the same; they can also be reborn after death as long as the eggs for reincarnation are prepared in advance.

Fairies possess an ability called "Fairy Domain," which allows them to rewrite the laws of the world according to their own will.

For example, in the fashion capital of Gloucester, the fairy domain of Lord Murrayen covers the entire city, and the law contained therein is that "whoever enters it can only restore their innate strength, and cannot exert the strength they have trained."

From a magical perspective, this is a natural barrier, but from the perspective of the dragon race, it is very similar to the 'domain' created by the dragons using their incantations. The dragon kings can even create a more advanced 'royal domain'.

No matter how similar it may seem, creating such a world wouldn't be possible without delving into its most fundamental and ultimate secrets. Shirou, do you have any clues?

Emiya scratched his head, snapping out of his mental whirlwind. He vaguely thought of something familiar regarding Nuwa's question, but couldn't quite place it.

So they swiped to another screen and brought up the problem again: "Almighty Prophet Nono, do you have any clues about this?"

Nono replied almost instantly, "[World Tree, bro! You haven't forgotten, have you? About the YAMAL incident a few years ago, when the Black King unearthed that highest level of power that could sweep the globe and alter the world—ah, I have to get to the set now, I can't stay in the bathroom too long or I'll have trouble explaining it to Caster, I'm off, bye-bye—]"

"Wait..." Emiya thought to himself, "Can't you just give me the answer directly with your invincible future vision? It's so annoying to give me all sorts of hints and make me guess."

Everyone says that independent thinking helps exercise the brain, but it would be so much more satisfying to just sit back and wait for the answer without having to think independently!

Left with no other choice, Emiya pondered for a moment. The matter concerning the World Tree was nothing more than a matter of the fundamental laws governing this planet since its birth. The World Tree was the foundation supporting and operating the planet, the underlying system, and the origin. The Black King was born from a celestial body, so it could be said to be the life form closest to the origin of this planet.

During the YAMAL incident, the other party demonstrated an incomplete ability to modify the world, an ability similar to Arcueid's "item collection." Odin most likely obtained the "Chaldea Source Code" during that incident.

This is probably the core secret of the Imaginary Tree.

"So, I should find someone equivalent to the Black King to help me decipher the secrets in the documents?"

Following his usual line of thinking, Emiya felt that he might have to go find Reggielev, but Reggielev's relationship with the Black King was just so-so. She was even separated from the Black King by a bloodline from her grandmother, Maria of the Stars, which was not as good as that of some of the original species like Xia Mi.

The Chaldea of ​​today actually has a closer counterpart, which is Sesshouin... no, Yaobikuni.

During the last singularity, she directly possessed the Black King's remains, and may have obtained a large amount of the Black King's remaining mental information, which could allow her to perfectly understand the technology of the Imaginary Tree.

However, the prerequisite for doing so is to break the seal on Sesshouin Lily and release the nun.

To be honest, Emiya wouldn't dare release someone who could be considered a cult leader, because if she didn't understand the information in those documents, it would be fine, but if she did, there would be no good outcome.

Firstly, while Yaobikuni understood the information about the Imaginary Tree, she might not have told Chaldea the truth.

Secondly, after obtaining the secrets in the information, she herself will inevitably benefit, which may lead to an increase in her strength and more abilities and methods. If she breaks free from the seal and escapes, wouldn't that be adding wings to a tiger and aiding and abetting evil?
Emiya thought it over and over and decided it wasn't a good idea.

Just as he was feeling troubled, Regiereif's message popped up again: 【So, is Melyuchina alright? Isn't it too conspicuous for a dragon to go to a fairy-filled kingdom?】

Emiya chuckled slightly, "Indeed, Meliuchina is quite eye-catching in the Fairy Kingdom in every sense of the word; her popularity is a bit too high."

[Yeah, yeah, being in the spotlight like this is too dangerous, huh? Popularity... what popularity?]

Regina probably never imagined that Melyuchina could "log in from a different location" and inherit a new max-level character.

"You didn't expect that, did you? She is Lancelot, the Fairy Knight, who was personally named by the Queen of the Fairy Kingdom. She is second only to the Queen and above all others! She has won every title imaginable, such as the strongest and the most beautiful."

So all my worrying was for nothing?

"What, are you and Meiliuqina that close? I feel like there's something fishy about you."

[I...I don't care. It's her, though. Ever since I became Typhon, she's been trying to compete with me for the title of strongest dragon!]

For some reason, Reggie Love sounded a little guilty.

"Really doesn't care?" Emiya recalled that Reggie Love seemed to have never avoided it, and she was quite competitive.

[Ahem, it's because my adoptive older sister, Ephemerus, felt the title of strongest dragon shouldn't be handed over so easily, so I reluctantly sparred with Melyuchina a few times when I had nothing else to do... It's definitely not a reason for me to be resentful or to compete with her for the position!]

Wow, there's even female competition!

Ah, it's getting late, I'll be at the Yaga film set soon, I have to go now, goodbye.

Regina Reeves is quite adept at shifting blame; first, she deflects the responsibility onto her sister Aphelios, then uses the excuse of having something to do in the real world to make a quick getaway and avoid further questioning.

but……

“No, you can’t leave. Give the communication device to your sister. I suddenly remembered something I’d like to have a deeper conversation with her.”

Regina: [???]

I was careless; the real challenger was hiding here all along!
"Don't misunderstand, but this matter really can't be left to her. It's best to talk to her in person and try to understand."

He had just remembered that Ephemeris was essentially the remnant of the Black King's spirit from the previous singularity, making him the best candidate to decipher the Imaginary Tree's data.

From this perspective, the Alien God really didn't miss anything. It didn't give anyone a chance to fully analyze the cultivation data of the Imaginary Tree. Although the Third Singularity was related to the Black King, the remains were taken over by Yaobikuni. If the nun succeeded, she would be Chaldea's enemy; if she failed and was defeated, Chaldea would not be able to obtain that secret.

But the alien god never expected that the singularity would have an unexpected occurrence, splitting out a black king spirit like Ephemeris.

Regina (Iphemes): [Is there something you want to say to my face, human?]

Do I look like a human being to you?

"...With your abilities, you're more like a god."

Do I look like a god to you?

[...A god-like figure?]

"Huh? No, who taught you that word... never mind, I won't say."

Emiya secretly made a note for the now-deceased Regille: "Actually, I recently obtained a very high-level secret document, which you are probably the only one in the entire organization who can understand. I need to trouble you with this matter."

"That sounds boring... I don't want to do it." Ephemerus said, uninterested.

"I forgot to mention, this was brought back by Melyuchina. Although she was mysteriously sent to the Fairy Kingdom, she made great contributions not long after arriving. This merit, when converted into points, is definitely not small. As a result, her position on the 'Chaldea Servant Strength Ranking' is about to break another record..."

"Oh dear, I think the title of the strongest dragon should also be—"

【I'll do it!】Ephemerus immediately messaged, 【No matter what the information is, I'll analyze it for you as quickly as possible!】

Female competition, the ubiquitous female competition is really useful (appreciation)!

"Next, we need to prepare a new film set. With the Imaginary Tree technology in hand, we can make a guarantee that no other film in this era can offer—"

"All scenes were filmed on location; there are no fake special effects or props!"

It's all real, 100% realistic, so that even if you scrutinize every single pixel, you won't find a single flaw!
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Fairy country.

"What the heck? Why is Charlotte back at Camelot Palace again?"

Ashiya Doman, who was wanted throughout the Fairy Kingdom, looked very annoyed because he was being chased around in a sorry state by the pursuit team, while the person he was chasing had nowhere to be found.

He had originally obtained information from Koyanskaya that Charlotte had been using multiple aliases, including Charlotte, Sherlock, Xia Mi, and Rorschach, to roam the fairy city, and he was almost able to catch this woman by the skin of his teeth.

Unexpectedly, Koyanskaya suddenly reappeared and said that Charlotte had been invited to the palace by the fairy knight!

"Fox, why are your reports always a step behind? This humble monk can't help but be suspicious." Ashiya Dōman's tone was rather impolite due to his bad mood.

"Eh? Alien God Apostle, you flatter me. I run a small business and I value honesty above all else. Besides, I'm risking my life to do business with a wanted criminal like you. Please understand my difficulties."

Koyanskaya's words seemed polite, but were actually sarcastic.

"Speaking of which, don't you see this light screen? It's updating the 'plot' again, isn't it? More and more things about the alien god you worship are being exposed."

Ashiya Dōman looked up and saw the Chaldea armored vehicles entering the Russian Lostbelt playing on the light screen. He then witnessed the trunk of the Imaginary Tree standing in the distance.

Without a doubt, this fantastic tree, which is extremely similar to the Fairy Kingdom, will spark widespread discussion among the fairies, deepen their belief in the light barrier, and cause public opinion about the alien god to decline further.

"Hmph, a fake is still a fake. At worst, this humble monk will risk going to the palace to pay homage, and then let all the fairies in the realm, and even the Queen of the Fairy Kingdom, know that the light screen was nothing more than a play directed and acted by Chaldea itself!"

(End of this chapter)