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Upon claiming her heritage and right to the throne, Artoria completely rejected Mordred, and refused to recognize her as an heir. Mordred believed the reason that she was not accepted was due to the hatred her father bore Morgan, and that no matter how much she worked to excel over others, she would forever be viewed as a tainted existence. The love she had for the king up until that point was so great that her rejection made her hatred burn. Tired of barbecue, the group decide to build a proper cooking facility. Artoria compares the choice of what cooking facility to make to choosing what troop gets reinforcements, where two will be sacrificed if one is chosen. She claims she'll have to make the choice, but Mash corrects her that Ritsuka will do so. As well, she remains indecisive between the choices of the hearth, pizza oven, and a big cauldron as she finds the respective food options to be all delicious. Either way, she supports whatever choice is made and eats with Ritsuka, Mash, and the choice's respective requester. It has surpassed the basic rule of a machine, the limit of "machines are tools of men". It can be thought of as an alien creation born through advanced modern technology which can only show its true worth by having an inhuman Servant rider. It is a design structure that would normally never be placed on a machine using two cylinders, but it is a "beast" that has completely surpassed the limits of a motorcycle. It can no longer function properly as a two-wheeled design because of the various extreme reinforcements. Th English Knight Sword, King Arthur Sword, Medieval Imperial Knight Sword, Gift for Groomsmen, Gift for Husband, Wedding Gift for Him

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Prince Costume | 1st Birthday King Outfit | Cake Smash Outfit | Prince Charming Costume | Prince Baby Shower | Birthday Party | Royal Blue As the incarnation of the red dragon, Artoria was created to oppose the incarnation of the white dragon, Uther's brother Vortigern, who opposed the oncoming Age of Man and wanted to keep Britain a realm dominated by Mystery. [16]She is able to charge through Rin's jewel powered spells, strong enough to wound and kill Servants without Magic Resistance, without pause as they instantly disappear simply from touching her, and even Caster's Age of Gods magecraft is ineffective on her to the point where even Saber looks down on her abilities. It proves to be a hindrance when protecting Shirou in "Missing Ariadine" after he is caught by Caster's enforced transference due to being unaffected by it. She is able to weaken it herself to allow Shirou to attempt Reinforcement on her. [80] Riding [ ] If the samurai residence is built, Artoria finds it nostalgic and soothing, and she suggests filling the storage shed with broken junk to make it more soothing in reference to the Emiya Residence.

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In the True Ending, with the destruction of the Holy Grail, Saber disappears, content knowing that Rin will watch over Shirou. However, in the Good Ending Saber becomes Rin's familiar after destroying the Grail, deciding to live alongside her and Shirou in the Emiya Household. She entrusts Shirou with providing her an answer someday about whether her path was wrong or not.Later, Artoria goes hunting with Ritsuka, Mash, Anne, Mary, and Cú Chulainn. Calling hunting a knight's hobby, she says it'd be perfect if her horses, Llamrei and Dun Stallio, and her dog, Cavall, were with her. Cú Chulainn then spots a deer on the leeward of a nearby mountain. Artoria tries to use Excalibur to get it until Ritsuka stops her. Reprimanded by Cú Chulainn, she explains destroying the surroundings as one way to get at prey when they hide in difficult places. She assures though she only does so when needed and asks Cú Chulainn if she is somehow breaking Celtic hunting etiquette. Cú Chulainn answers her method goes beyond simple etiquette. Artoria recalls Agravain praising the aforementioned method when they hunted together, but questions if he was lying to her. Banning the use of Noble Phantasms, the group proceeds to hunt, with Artoria catching several birds and rabbits. Deciding they've gathered enough food for now, she asks why Cú Chulainn didn't participate, to which answers he sniffed out bigger prey. After slaying the wyverns that appeared, the group return to the beach to barbecue and eat the meat they've gathered; Artoria considers barbecue to be a sloppy cooking method though. At the time of her death, Artoria still owned the Holy Lance Rhongomyniad, a Divine Construct said to be on par with Excalibur. [92] With it, she killed Vortigern and later on Mordred. [58] [73] Although Artoria could switch between Excalibur and Rhongomyniad during battle when she was alive, as a Saber Class Servant, she no longer has access to this Noble Phantasm. Uther and Igraine would later marry, making Igraine's other daughter and Artoria's half-sister, Morgan le Fay, now her official sister. [18] At least, that is what the legend says. However the truth is that Morgan was not born until after Igraine and Uther were married, and she is the true blood daughter of Uther as well, making them full sisters. [19] While living here Artoria pretended to be a boy and went by the name Artorius, with only Merlin and her adopted family knowing the truth. [22] At night she was taught by Merlin in her dreams, so even in her sleep she never truly got rest. [21] During that time, the people living in fear of savage invasions only wanted a strong king, and the knights would only follow an excellent commander. Having met these criteria, no one questioned her. She was considered fair and selfless as she always stood at the front of the army while defeating her enemies on the battlefield. While many enemies and civilians died, the king's choices were always considered correct, and she served as the king better than anyone else. No one doubted or had any need to doubt as long as the king was right.