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Originally Posted by MoonCell

Originally Posted by OnesFleetingGlory

After browsing around, Surtr is depicted with "bright sword" in Poetic Edda, but some illustrations about him have "flaming sword" as the title. It has no name, and Laevateinn is actually attributed to Loki, and Laegjarn is the chest that contains it. Maybe why the technique's full name is Loptr Laegjarn, with Loptr being Loki's alternate name.

Which brings up the question why Surtr's sword is called Laevateinn.

The first mention of Laevateinn being

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Originally Posted by asterism42

Originally Posted by M@koto Kisaragi

I'm sorry but my small brain don't understand what do you mean by that lel

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Originally Posted by Comun

The oldest source online for the anti-wish power of the Ephemeral Fruits is this 03/03/2005 post from an anonymous hobby blog that tries to work as an easy resource for fantastic fiction writer. The Typhon post itself doesn't have sources but there is a list of sources for the blog as a whole. A lot of gaps in the list but the part that wasn't lost to time includes Takerube's Truth In Fantasy series, so precedent

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The Throne

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Or are y'all a buncha zoomers now?

The following entry contains spoilers for Fate\last call : night, dawn, and the birth of stars.



It is recommended that the reader has completed Chapter 5.4 (Part 2) before continuing.Noble Phantasm

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Thorn Against Arms

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A Noble Phantasm produced on commission by Völundr's abilities. Or, to put it another way, Keystine Meluastea Yggdmillennia pestered her Saber a whole lot until a unique and powerful sword was produced, according to the smith. The framing is somewhat unfair, as it credits Völundr entirely for the

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