Divine Right of Various Anime and Manga

"...But the way its power manifested was closer to the Old Testament. How should I put it? It was as if she were wielding Divine Authority and bringing down the flames of judgment."

"No, no, this kind of magecraft system should be contradictory. Even if it was being cast in the form of Divine Authority, the result was the same. It seems this isn't the true nature of this Great Divine Age Magic."

"...This ancient system can be traced all the way back to the era of King Solomon. It's the most primordial form of magecraft."

Roman rested a hand against his chin as he pondered and analyzed the source of Aika's power.

"Especially that sense of otherness about her. It's practically identical to what we saw in Tohsaka Rin and Luviya—the two deities. But the otherness about her is even stronger."

"...She's completely different from those Machine Gods in the Greek Otherworld. She's actually closer to Skadi, the goddess of ice and snow from Norse Mythology. Hmm, Ritsuka's Mother looks more like a god."

"If I remember correctly, Ritsuka is a modern human from Pan-Human History, right? For a god who stood at the pinnacle even during the Divine Age to be born in that era is simply unbelievable."

Roman let out an astonished exclamation, completely failing to notice the incredulous looks Sajyou Ayaka and Mashu were giving him.

Why did this good-for-nothing doctor know so much?

If El-Melloi II identified magecraft by making guesses based on sufficient knowledge, then Roman's words made it seem as though he had actually witnessed these things.

El-Melloi II was like a detective, and therefore had to rely on logical reasoning and knowledge to make his guesses. Roman, however, was practically an eyewitness.

The battle continued. This fierce clash, which should have destroyed