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Chrysaor
The monster was slain by the hero.

The terrible Gorgon took many lives in its wrath, but in the end, it was defeated.

Its body was put to many uses by gods and men.
Fatal poisons and elixirs to raise the dead were made from its blood vessels.
The blood that fell upon the desert turned to poisonous snakes.
Its head became a weapon of unmatched power.
The great hero Heracles said its hair could cause an army to rout if it was held up three times.
It's said that generations later, Iskandar, the Conquering King, would add an image of the Gorgon's head as an emblem to his own portrait.
The monster's corpse granted unmatched power, and was used as a symbol for generations to come.

But what of the two Mystics that were born from the blood of the wound inflicted by the hero Perseus?
The Pegasus. The Chrysaor.
Were they gifts from the god of the sea, as the legend says?

Or perhaps...
Were they the last remnants of emotion of a monster that did not want others making use of its corpse?

The Tower of Avalon
It is the final paradise, filled with flowers of every imaginable color.
In the day, it's filled with the spring sunlight and the scent of summer, and at night, you feel the fall air and look up at the winter stars.
The earth is filled with flowers and insects. The forests with water and green and beasts.
Beautiful fairies dance near the waterside.
In the myths, this tiny little world is called the Land of Eternal Spring, or the Island of the Apple.
It is a utopia, far beyond the reach of animals who possess wisdom.

Its name is Avalon. The inner sea of the planet.
It is another name for the place where the Earth's soul is kept.

The man sealed himself there.
He locked himself in the tower, and chose a future where he could not die until the end of the world. He had seen what he needed to see.
...No.
It was because he'd seen more than enough beauty.

"Now go, Cath Palug. I will remain here.
You must be free, and go witness what is truly beautiful."

The man felt nothing in particular as he let his last roommate out of the window.
The mage looked out his only window and over the world, without ever becoming tired of it.

This is a fairy tale of the end of the world, and there's nothing more than that.

Bayard's Mane
Valentine's return gift from Georgios.

An accessory made from the mane of Bayard, the invincible horse that is itself a Noble Phantasm. That alone is reassuring enough, but because a number of saints and other holy Servants gathered to pray over it, you will not encounter any ghosts or demons if you take this relic to a haunted place. In fact, not only you will not encounter any ghosts, but any ghost around you would be purified.