In the Light Screen footage, Ramses II did not speak in riddles this time when faced with Fujimaru Tachibana's question.
At least, not entirely.
Ramses II immediately said, "Time is a wondrous thing, yet the Throne of Heroes itself is a miracle that exists beyond time and space."
"The true selves of Heroic Spirits within the Throne of Heroes are generally unaffected by alterations to the timeline."
"However, as extensions of those true selves, Servants are essentially mere incarnations that descend into the world carrying only a portion of the Heroic Spirit."
"Thus, most Servants have their limitations."
"And when a Servant dies and their consciousness returns to the original self, everything they experienced as a Servant is, to that true self, like a dream. They cannot clearly remember what happened within that 'dream.'"
"This is the situation most Heroic Spirits face. It is a rule of the Throne of Heroes, and the current state of affairs cannot be changed through a Heroic Spirit's individual will."
"However, there are always a few Heroic Spirits who are different. Everything they experience as Servants is clearly received by their original selves, and those Heroic Spirits may choose for themselves whether to accept those memories."
"Obviously, the memories of meeting, knowing, and standing alongside Savior Fujimaru are profound and cannot be changed."
"Everything gained while carrying those memories will naturally be deeply engraved upon the soul."
"When they descend into the world once more, those memories will remain within the Servant's body, accompanied by the Heroic Spirit's powerful obsession."
Ramses II answered Fujimaru Tachibana in an explanatory manner, not only confirming her suspicions but also voluntarily laying out the differing circumstances among Servants.
Clearly, if all the Servants appearing now had formed bonds with the Fujimaru siblings in the first timeline, then the