League of Legends in Multiverse

Knowing only a Heroic Spirit's True Name but not the True Name of their Noble Phantasm was clearly still limiting.

The problem was that Galahad was unlike Gawain, who possessed The Sword of the Turning Victory; Lancelot, who possessed The Unmarred Lake Light; Mordred, who possessed The Brilliant Shining King's Sword; or Artoria, who had possessed both holy swords, Caliburn and Excalibur, before and after. Though he was the one pure and flawless knight who had obtained the Holy Grail, the Noble Phantasm he held was not well known.

—In fact, it was obvious at a glance that Galahad's Noble Phantasm was a shield symbolizing defense, rather than a holy sword symbolizing offense like those wielded by the other Knights of the Round Table.

As for the True Name of such a Noble Phantasm, not only did later generations possess no records of it, even Lianye, who had lived in the same era as Galahad, did not know it.

Perhaps that had been Galahad's unique insight—learning swordsmanship could not save Britain, so he had chosen to take up a heavy shield and become a Shielder.

As for the True Name of that shield, no one knew it—even if Lianye's memories had not been missing and he clearly remembered that this massive black shield had once been the Round Table around which they had all sat, what use would that be...?

Did King Arthur's dining table even have a True Name? Of course not!

Was he supposed to call it Table-of-King-Arthur???

"Sorry, Mash. When that child was about to depart, everything we discussed was about the era of Britain. I didn't even have time to ask about the True Name of his Noble Phantasm..."

Lianye sighed. It was not really his fault—he had originally assumed that Galahad had transferred all his