> @Ponytail | @All; Voice

[horsepowered]

Has anyone else ended up finding strange...sets of plastic toys in their quarters today? [The tone here is mildly amused, but there is an undercurrent of concern.]

The appearance in and of itself doesn't alarm me, but the prognostications that have been issuing forth have been...singular in experience, given their shape.

[There is a moment's pause, before another voice, much deeper and more ominious chimes in with:]

Tonight you will walk into a wall in front of a crowd.

[Chiron clears his voice, then continues.]

As I said. Singular in experience. Let me know if you've received anything similar, I'm curious as to any greater purpose to them.

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[bloodings]

[ Chiron really is the wisest Servant. ]

Exactly. So I don't give a damn about any other prophecy. The most they can do is confirm what I already know.

But fools can make what they like of them. That isn't my problem.

[horsepowered]

[Mordred's a ball of anger, it doesn't take wisdom to know not to poke the anger ball.]

...Are you calling me foolish, Saber?

[bloodings]

If you'd believe in something just because some witch or oracle said it, then yes. That would be foolish.

The sword of selection's power was proven by my father. Only something like that is worthwhile, not the mutterings of some hag or a toy.

[horsepowered]

Mmm. [There's a bit of a compulsion to defend the Oracle of Delphi from being lumped in under the heading of the hag, but she can do that in her own time and Grail War.]

Well, if the toy provides you entertainment at my expense, then it at least has some value outside of the oracular.