Lev Lainur Flauros
"In short, it's so wonderful to have met you in this life. Thank you, Uncle. And I'm also grateful to the gods, who may or may not still be in this world, for allowing me to have the good fortune to meet you..."
"I will definitely study hard and strive to become a qualified wife in the future."
Silently encouraging herself, Reines sat up in bed and looked out the window. The setting sun cast its golden rays across the land, illuminating her face with a dazzling light. At that moment, she looked like a princess from a golden city, beautiful and precious.
"Hehe, no way... I still can't help but let my mind wander..."
"We've only just met, why is my mind filled with thoughts of my older brother? Ughhhhh...!! Doesn't this make me seem frivolous?"
After a brief moment of disguise, the blond little devil had completely dropped his disguise, and with a smile on his face, he covered his head with a pillow and started rolling around on Rovey's bed.
At this moment, Rovey, completely unaware of the situation in his room, had already arrived alone in an area that was very familiar to him.
This is the Crowley Family's forbidden area, a place shrouded in rubble and special Magecraft, and also the entrance to the Ley Line leading to this place. Hidden within a concealed cave in the rubble lies an immense space.
Even the most outstanding architects would be stunned when they see the astonishing size, structure, and design inside. The sheer scale and complexity of the design lead anyone who sees it to wonder, "Is this some kind of labyrinth?"
As one of the cyborgs in this forbidden area, Rovey appeared in this special area called the Great Labyrinth, which was actually a real Magic Workshop.
The Magic Workshop above was merely a study, used for taking notes and dealing with Kenneth. The one below was the real main attraction and his true secret base.
Da da da...
As he approached, Rovey, having anticipated the changes in the maze and the many traps scattered throughout, followed his memory to the depths of the building at the bottom.
—That is a very special and mysterious area.
The view overhead was not the endless darkness of the underground, but a golden expanse, like a gold mine hanging upside down above.
The four walls are covered with all kinds of oil paintings, which depict countless intricate patterns, including symbols related to mysticism and ancient murals related to Christianity, that is, the Bible.
Angels, the Garden of Eden, the Tree of Knowledge, and the true... God.
As for the ground beneath one's feet, countless deep blue lines had appeared out of nowhere, each one as large as a wooden barrel, and something invisible separated them from the rest of the space. Although stepping on them would feel like stepping on smooth, transparent glass, nothing would happen, a special "power" was constantly pulsating and flowing within them, resembling the blood in human veins.
However, this is not human blood; it should be dragon blood.
However, this dragon is not a dragon in the traditional sense, but a dragon vein, or what Magus call Ley Line.
As for the so-called dragon blood, it naturally refers to magic.
For Magus, the closer the workshop is to the underground, the faster the magical energy from the Ley Line can be absorbed.
However, most Magus are worried that this will damage the Ley Line on which they depend for survival, so they choose to build their workshops at high places and use Magecraft arrays to increase the power of absorbing the magic power of the Leyline or the concentration of Ether in the atmosphere.
However, Rovey did not show any mercy to his family's Ley Line, but instead unceremoniously modified and utilized them on the largest scale.
The workshop he built was a full hundred meters above the ground, far more imposing than the underground parking lot in Fuyuki City; it could be said to have been built directly on Ley Line.
Moreover, in order to increase power, he also specially collected and diverted some unwanted, impure, and inferior Ley Line from the London area to this place, so that his own Ley Line could be replenished and could withstand his turmoil.
If other Magus saw him doing this, they would definitely be furious and call Rovey's idea out of the blue and stupid.
Because an excessive accumulation of impurities in Ley Line can affect the magical power within a high-quality Leyline. Even if the vein's size does increase, the quality of the magical power will ultimately be compromised. How could anyone dare to do something like this, using their own Ley Line for such a purpose?
However, Rovey didn't seem to care.
In his view, magic is at best a kind of fuel. As long as it meets the minimum requirements, can run, and is sufficient, what difference does it make if it is too high quality?
The Golden System he studied, and the modern Western Magecraft system, never focused on quality, but rather on how to utilize it.
Moreover, he used impure Ley Line not just to increase his physical strength, but also for even more outrageous purposes.
Standing here, looking down from above, one can easily see that the impurities and Ley Line located underground are not randomly gathered together.
Their routes and trajectories are all planned in a specific way.
That's right!
These Ley Line, resembling blood vessels, formed an incredibly spectacular pattern, or rather, a massive True Magic circle, according to Rovey's arrangement.
This was also Rovey's real goal in collecting them.
Using unwanted, low-quality Ley Line, a natural True Magic circle was constructed, employing techniques similar to Eastern feng shui and the method for creating a land Alchemy Array from the Law Book.
Of course, he didn't have the ability to refine the entire London Ley Line at once, so he could only use the inferior Ley Line to cover the Magic Workshop below him.
But that's enough.
Everything here is constructed in imitation of Aleister's Magecraft. This is also where he analyzed and deciphered the Law Book. It was because of his enormous land Alchemy Array that the prototype of Angel Magecraft was able to reappear in the world.
Although it was only a partial analysis, after his modifications, this place still became the placenta for nurturing True Magic, the soil for nurturing miracles, and the sacred domain for the birth of angels.
Four supporting points: earth, fire, water, and wind.
The central area is the sacred domain of the Lord.
The Silver Star is shining above.
Everything here has been transformed into its own palace.
In his Magic Workshop, he is God, the all-knowing and all-powerful Lord.
"Mystery, True Magic, the Law Book —it's all so exciting..."
Returning to his homeland, Rovey looked at his arrangements, and no matter how many times he looked at them, he still couldn't suppress his excitement.
Years ago, he was just an unconscious intruder struggling to survive.
At this moment, he has already surpassed most Magus on the path of magic, and only true miracles can rival him.
This excitement is overwhelming!!
Looking at his meticulously planned layout from the past, and recalling the path he had taken, Rovey felt a sense of melancholy and disbelief.
However, he did not stop walking and continued forward, for there were still people waiting for him in the distance.
Passing through four enormous pillars supported in the cavern, shimmering with four different colors—brown, red, blue, and cyan— Rovey continued forward.
They flashed with different lights at varying frequencies, radiating a powerful magic like a heart.
If any other Magus were here, they would surely be drawn to these four pillars, captivated by their presence, and unable to resist rushing forward to investigate.
Because this is a mysterious reappearance—
If a knowledgeable and learned clergyman saw such a thing, he would surely be furious and curse Rovey for his treason, and then draw his weapon to fight him to the death.
Because this is contempt for God and angels—
He intends to recreate the myth.
The Christianity...
This was a statement made by Aleister, and it was also something Rovey thought.
Because the two were walking similar paths, they had no reverence for religion whatsoever.
If they think it's usable and easy to use, they will use it.
As for the thoughts and opinions of the outside world, what do they have to do with them?
If Rovey were to use his Fourfold Angelic Technique in front of the Church, he would face nothing but accusations and condemnations from countless clergy.
Because the one who is protected by the four archangels has only the Holy Spirit from beginning to end.
To use Alchemy to corrupt the principles of God and to usurp the position of God is heresy!
However, Rovey didn't care. The Holy Spirit had already left this world. After the Age of Gods completely ended, the four elements of the world began to be replaced by the Gabriel, Michael, Uriel, and Raphis, who were gradually replaced by the Alchemy earth spirit Gnom, the water spirit Undine, the wind spirit Sylph, and the fire spirit Salamander.
He is not God, and even Aleister cannot conjure four archangels with divine power out of thin air. So, he came up with this idea by combining his Alchemy with a special class in FGO.
Alchemy spirits exist in the world wearing the shell of gods, also known as Pretenders, attempting to recreate modern alchemical angels without divinity.
Although it was indeed a wild and even insane idea, he actually succeeded.
The prototype and theory of angels were fully formed.
Da da da...
As they approached, a tall man emerged from behind the deepest gate after hearing the noise.
"Hmph, I knew someone would break in here. I came out to check, and sure enough, it's you who's back."
Suddenly, a powerful voice came from the darkness.
As if he had anticipated this, the man emerged from the darkness, heading in the direction from which Rovey was coming.
Why didn't you turn on the lights when you got back?
Looking at the pitch-black environment, the man frowned and asked.
"Because it creates a better atmosphere."
"Rovey replied."
"..."
"Just meaningless hype."
The man snorted at Rovey's unreliability and then snapped his fingers.
--clatter!!
With a crisp sound, the entire space suddenly brightened, and white light immediately enveloped the entire underground area.
The man also revealed his true, youthful appearance, and his signature clothes were clearly displayed before him.
The underground space was clearly warm, even somewhat hot.
But the man in front of him was still wearing a green coat, trousers, and boots, and also a green top hat.
His hair was styled so well that he looked like a medieval artist.
Perhaps because he had been running around, his expression was extremely serious at the moment, and his gaze towards Rovey even revealed a hint of resentment, which conveyed the message: 'If you don't give me a reasonable explanation today, I'm not done with you.'
And his name is Lev Lenore Flauros.
The "Best Match" that Rovey found is the best partner for deciphering the Law Book and perfecting the Angel Summoning Spell.
Chapter 106 Lev Lenore Flauros
— Lev Lenore Flauros.
This is an extremely important figure, in every sense of the word.
Any Master has played FGO, whether a new Master or an old one, will feel a mixture of vehement resentment and genuine admiration when faced with this guy whose extremely unique sense of style and medieval artistic flair make him appear middle-aged but is actually a young man.
Gritting his teeth, he was furious that he blew the entire Chaldea organization into the sky in one go, putting his own Human Order's salvation on hellish difficulty from the very beginning; it was poignant to see his motives and the circumstances he had encountered; it was astonishing that this guy's bombs came from such an unknown place and how he did it, achieving an incredibly astonishing, even terrifying, feat.
It's important to know that apart from Kadoc, an elite, the rest of the members of A-Team were all monsters and demons. Whether they were top-tier geniuses in the magical path, holders of legendary Mystic Eyes, or even elves, true ancestors, gods, or aliens, they were all sent to heaven by him in one go, either dying or falling into hibernation.
This demonstrates the unparalleled skill and immense power of his bomb-making techniques. Regardless of its actual power, its effects alone make it comparable to the A+ Noble Phantasm of top-tier Heroic Spirit, nearly accomplishing what the Pangolin failed to do and ending the Chaldea journey before it even began.
Therefore, while Lev Lenore Flauros was called Professor Lev, he also had an incredibly impressive and lofty title, which was what Master always called him—[Grand Bomber].
Every Master couldn't help but wonder, if Lev mass-produced his own bombs and then summoned the Hundred-Faced Hassan and many other Hassan to act as human bombs, launching a series of suicide truck attacks, how spectacular would that scene be? It would be completely unimaginable how he would lose.
In short, Rovey was also extremely surprised when he first saw this guy, and subconsciously called out to him, "Grand Rank Ziggs".
"Who? Giggs? Who is that?"
However, Lev was confused at the time. He pointed to himself, then checked again and realized that Rovey was really calling him, so he mistakenly thought that Lowe had mistaken him for someone else.
He earnestly explained that he was Lev Lenore Flauros from the Archaeology Department, not the bomber Ziggs that Ziggs was talking about. Furthermore, bombs, something so diametrically opposed to mystery, were something only Department of Modern Magecraft would handle, and he certainly wouldn't be involved in them.
But Lev didn't know that in Rovey's eyes, he was the Grand Bomber, a title that no one could take away from him.
So, under the other person's questioning gaze, Rovey, in order to confirm his condition, pulled him to sit in the study and chatted for a long time.
During this time, he also took the opportunity to inquire about the other party's background and confirm Lev's current state, trying to determine whether the person in front of him was the Magus Lev, the Demon God Pillars Flauros, or Lenor.
After his subtle probing, and considering that the Silver Star and the angel mural in the study, as well as the collected Christianity artifacts, had no effect on this guy, Rovey could confirm that the other party was definitely not Flauros, one of the Demon God Pillars.
Then, through persistent questioning, asking him where he was currently working and other similar questions, he finally learned that he was Magus working at the Archaeology Department, currently researching the revival of the mystical. He had come to mourn the two heads of the Crowley family and was also trying to seek some investment opportunities.
Upon hearing this answer, Rovey was certain that the somewhat reserved and strange man in front of him was his past personality— Lev Walter.
Rovey knew about this person; the man in front of him, named Lev Lenore Flauros, was no ordinary Magus. He possessed three personalities: Lev, Lenore, Flauros.