#chaldea master

[careyfell59]

Masters

[cringechy]

My life rigth now is just....

[nasuverse-most-breedable-tourney]

Side A, Round 2 (Match 6)

[renazz]

A little fate edit! I hope i can make a real Oc someday.

[empty-dream]

[lian-fang-zun]

...god. why'd I write this JKLSJKLDGH

(well. I know it's (loosely?) bc of a nasuverse kink meme prompt, but you know)

[mako-neexu]

i need to write a makima-like gudako or i will explode..

[feathersinning]

slides out an Evelyn to ship with mayhaps

[bathtub-siren]

hallo you all will look at my master oc ok? she is just a teenage girl in the world

[lemonadehtwooh]

So… tell me about your mastersona?

OKAY so I forgot to add that there's five Master OCs, but Romeo is my specific Mastersona/current main character (this is for anyone who needs clarification). The other OCs are: Maple von Roth, Ishaan, Mary, and Chance Finnick

Under cut is backstory info up to how he joins Chaldea's organization of mages (a very long read)

So he comes from a VERY wealthy family, and he was the youngest child. I can't remember ATM how many siblings he has, but I think maybe he had four older sisters and two older brothers. Anyway, he was slightly babied in his childhood, but he never really turned out arrogant (however, he tends to think of himself as too arrogant or selfish due to self-deprecation RIP). His parents weren't very emotionally close to him or his siblings, and instead would replace their lack of presence with gifts and money. He also wasn't very close to his siblings due to him not meeting social expectations very well. He was always very clumsy/very accident prone, awkward, quiet, and noticably "different" in a "bad way" that would get him rejected. So he grew up very lonely and very people-pleasing. However, he really loves to study and read (which is VERY important to remember later) and is very smart academic-wise, which was the one thing that gave him some redemption in his family

Where he comes from isn't specified like the other Master OCs, however he canonically is Latino mixed and speaks Spanish, English, and learned Latin. As well, his family was VERY high class and had a lot of social influence. Adding on, Romeo is trans and was able to socially transition when he was a teenager and was able to medically transition when he was a legal adult very easily. He had some privilege, however that's probably the only time he used it for himself

Soon after his 18th birthday, Romeo was put into an arranged marriage with a girl he grew up around. Although the reasoning is currently vague, I would assume it was for both social and business reasons. His marriage was very loveless, and quickly his wife isolated him from the world and his family. She forbade him from getting a job (at this point now, he never had a job due to his focus on academics) and used him for the money he would receive from his parents. So she was financially abusive and possibly had both physically abused him and sexually coerced him (he, years later, realizes he's gay and was never attracted to women at all, which was why he didn't want anything to do with her in their marriage and why he didn't love her like that). He was very lonely in his marriage, and only found happiness in reading and studying

Eventually he catches her in the act of cheating without being noticed. So he writes a note that he's leaving, leaves her some money and their house, packs a few things, and straight up leaves. He goes VERY VERY VERY far away. The note he left? It was misinterpreted as a suicide note due to excessive apologizing for not being a good enough husband and his horrible way of wording things. He's pronounced dead, despite no body being found. Romeo never finds out about this

He gets his first job. And immediately loses it for accidentally, SOMEHOW, setting things on fire. And he absolutely SUCKS at getting and keeping jobs due to weird accidents, coincidences, and clumsiness. But he's trying SO hard. He wants to work, he wants to make his own money. He wants to have SOMETHING to be proud of

The money he took with him runs out, and he's kicked out of the apartment he was living in. He's homeless now, and proceeds to wander. Soon, the teleportation-in-his-sleep problem kicks up, and he finds himself in a new area every single day. Every day, he wanders and walks and travels with no real direction or purpose. He doesn't have anything but his books and the clothes on him. Years pass, he believes his memory is worsening as he forgets information about himself. He doesn't remember where he's from, his last name, or his age. He has memories, but they don't really matter anymore

One day, Romeo wakes up freezing. In my AU, Chaldea is still in the arctics, BUT there's a huge forest surrounding it as the magical energy radiating from it caused the area to grow wild plants and trees. Romeo manages to walk around a little, but collapses due to his already failing health and him starting to freeze to death

Now Fou comes in, a mix between Fou liking to explore the forest area outside of Chaldea and Fou being attracted by Romeo's sense of despair, hopelessness, yearning for a purpose, and envy of people better/stronger than him. Fou quickly takes a liking to Romeo (the reasoning for now is that Romeo offered Fou some food), piquing Merlin's interest as Fou demands for Romeo to be saved

Merlin sees Romeo's potential future and looses his shit laughing as Romeo becomes one of Chaldea's top mages. He thinks the idea of this pathetic, weak man becoming not only a mage, but a powerful one, is hilarious. He thinks making Chaldea deal with this man would be the funniest joke, but also would be interesting entertainment. So, using his hero creation ability, Merlin has Romeo healed up a bit so Fou can lead Romeo back to Chaldea

Romeo manages to accidentally teleport himself and Fou into Chaldea, and passes out due to the temperature difference and exhaustion

Shenanigans happen, in which Romeo is hidden from the main staff by Chance and her Servant Astolfo, and then Maple joining in as Chance's friend, and then ALMOST EVERYONE also hides Romeo from the main staff so he wouldn't be kicked out because he is just so darn friendly and knowledgeable and helps everyone so much (Romeo is just happy to be making friends)

Obviously, Romeo is found out due to the fact he was snuck into the library so he could read. And during one of these trips, he accidentally gets his foot stuck in a bucket and gets help from "A very pretty lady", aka Da Vinci, and then some stuff happens later and he gets registered as a Mage-in-training with the promise he would continue studying and would work hard to meet hard requirements

Okay, so back to the fact he grew up loving to read! He was born with magical abilities in a mage-based family/community, very specifically he is one of the "breathing and walking" people, however he never realized he was using magic nor did anyone tell him. He thought it was normal stuff. And the books he would read were infused with magic and had very old, unknown magic techniques written in them, and just in general fed him information about magic. Without him knowing it was magic. So he is VERY strong magically, however his lack of proper training and his area of magic being luck AND emotional based makes him weak. Adding on the information he read was unknown, aka an isolated or unused study, which makes it harder to train him because his strong suit is just. Unavailable other than the books he has on him. And his specific magic is so,,, unknown percentages of probability and can fluctuate so crazily just from the fact if he's having a bad day or not, that it's hard to tell if he's doing things right

Adding on, at first when Romeo works for Chaldea, he has no reason to do so other than having a place to stay and eat. It's survival. But later on, shortly before he summons Mr. Utterson, he realizes he wants to fight for humanity because of his friends. And that's where he finds his purpose

[menacingheatashi]

So I’ve been enjoying the Summer Events recently in FGO :) (Also its funny bc the first picture was drawn before finding out that Lancelot officially got his costume loll)

I need to start drawing for Chaldea Summer Adventure, all these pics is my catching up to the other summers 😅

[careyfell59]

[cringechy]

Ritsuka-kun and Mash-kun

[soulsbetrayed]

"Guess who's back!"

[a-particular-quetzalcoatl]

MAJOR LOSTBELT 5.1 SPOILERS

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When the Master of Chaldea sees the face of the Man from Chaldea, it is the face of an utter stranger. They are sure they've never seen the Man in their life.

And yet, something cracks within them when the Man speaks, and his voice is utterly devoid of something.

They don't know the Man's face, yet it somehow is familiar. And yet...

Yet...

...what is this feeling of utter revulsion? This flare of violent, irrational rage?

You don't belong in that body, they want to say. That body is not yours.

But the words get trapped in their throat, and he leaves.

And though they somehow hate him in the brief moments of his presence...

...there is a remembered pain like no other in watching him leave.

[ac-liveblogs]

Its the same deal as Aether/Lumine being called THE Traveler. The emphasis on how special and exclusive the title is to the mc is part of the gacha element of the game. If the emphasis wasn't there there probably wouldn't be as much reason for the player characters to be the mcs of the game. The various playable characters of the areas, planets and nations would be the mcs.

That's the problem though. As you say, it's not uncommon - THE Summoner of Askr, THE Master of Chaldea, THE Doctor of Rhodes Island - this is something only you can do and the plot, say what you will about it, established what role you take and why you are the one doing it. You KNOW why you're special. It's what you are and what you do.

HYV is really bad at that. Obviously Genshin struggles to justify why the Traveler goes 90% of the places they go, and balancing being a traveler that explores new places against at the bare minimum an adventurer's guild that seems to have gotten everywhere before we did to leave puzzles there (and also the fact that vision holders exist at all and should theoretically have SOME impact on the world around them), but at least we are a traveler.

The Trailblazer is far more poorly defined than that. We don't even do the thing our name says we do. And we're 1 of 5 other Trailblazers, so we're not even the Trailblazer by ANY metric. I get why they can't call us "the Stellaron" or anything, but it is a more solid definition of what we're meant to be.

HYV really has problems with getting their MC's stories rolling. Presumably they have visions on certain things that have to happen later on and struggle to fill the gaps til they get there. Traveler is a goddamn mess, at least Trailblazer has amnesia so they're just going with whatever.