In response to Fujimaru Tachibana's question, Lucius did not hide anything. In his gentle, magnetic voice, he said, "I am indeed merely an ordinary Servant. My base parameters are simply the basic abilities I possessed as a knight. In truth, even as a knight, I was unqualified."
As he spoke words that sounded like obvious modesty, Lucius raised his left hand and pulled aside the cloak covering his right arm, revealing a silver metallic arm.
"This arm is the only power I can truly boast of. It is also my sole Noble Phantasm."
At the sight of that gleaming arm, Fujimaru Tachibana and Mash were both curious, while Da Vinci's eyes lit up. She then took out her inspection glasses and examined it closely.
Soon after, she exclaimed in astonishment, "This silver metal arm... There's no mistake. It bears the radiance of the Silver Arm!"
"It is the divine arm of Nuada, the Celtic god of war! Lord Lucius, have you actually made a god-level Noble Phantasm your weapon?"
After hearing Da Vinci's words, Mash and Fujimaru Tachibana also showed astonishment, while the people of the real world erupted into an uproar.
After all, even Da Vinci had said that the silver arm had an extraordinary origin—it had belonged to a god!
Although Celtic mythology had become a relatively obscure mythology in modern society, it was still an entire mythological system!
Nuada, its god of war, was an immensely important deity in Celtic mythology. He had even been a god king.
Though the gods of Celtic mythology were actually rather underwhelming, and without the veneer of myth seemed more like faction leaders or heroes of that era dressed in mythological trappings, they were still gods!
As the god of war, Nuada was also known as Nuada of the Silver Arm.