[Nox actually wiggles a hand at this, frowning a little.] No one really knows how or why they end up here, some people think it's something to do with the Spirit Realm, but...
[He shrugs, unsure of what else to really add to that.]
Also, you're basically saying you're dead back home, yeah? [Considering Moriarty is who he is... it's not exactly unusual for Nox to hear this. But it's not exactly something he likes to hear all the same.]
If you're aware of the contract I've made with your uncle, then you must know I am a Servant.
[ If Vergil, Nox's not-dad, is also the Master of a Servant, surely he has some idea of what that means. But just in case he doesn't, Moriarty continues. ]
I require magical energy to maintain my existence. If I completely exhaust my mana reserves, I will disappear. Those are the facts of my existence.
There are several ways to supply a Servant with magical energy—but the most relevant method to our current discussion is probably the Master-Servant contract.
Your uncle is my Master, which means I rely on him to replenish the mana I burn simply by existing.
However, in the world I came from, I have no Master.
Instead, I was bolstered by the specific circumstances under which I was summoned—but that time was rapidly coming to an end. In fact, I was called away in the midst of our final battle.
Granted, my fellow Servants and I all agreed to fight knowing we would expend the last of our energy on the battlefield, myself included.
That's why I can tell you, with absolute certainty, that going back will mean my death. I'd accepted it.
Coming here was the factor I hadn't accounted for.
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[Nox actually wiggles a hand at this, frowning a little.] No one really knows how or why they end up here, some people think it's something to do with the Spirit Realm, but...
[He shrugs, unsure of what else to really add to that.]
Also, you're basically saying you're dead back home, yeah? [Considering Moriarty is who he is... it's not exactly unusual for Nox to hear this. But it's not exactly something he likes to hear all the same.]
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[ If Vergil, Nox's not-dad, is also the Master of a Servant, surely he has some idea of what that means. But just in case he doesn't, Moriarty continues. ]
I require magical energy to maintain my existence. If I completely exhaust my mana reserves, I will disappear. Those are the facts of my existence.
There are several ways to supply a Servant with magical energy—but the most relevant method to our current discussion is probably the Master-Servant contract.
Your uncle is my Master, which means I rely on him to replenish the mana I burn simply by existing.
However, in the world I came from, I have no Master.
Instead, I was bolstered by the specific circumstances under which I was summoned—but that time was rapidly coming to an end. In fact, I was called away in the midst of our final battle.
Granted, my fellow Servants and I all agreed to fight knowing we would expend the last of our energy on the battlefield, myself included.
That's why I can tell you, with absolute certainty, that going back will mean my death. I'd accepted it.
Coming here was the factor I hadn't accounted for.