Recap!

Rank: A+
Type: Anti-Army / Support
Range: Variable
Maximum Targets: Multiple allies

Description:
A two-stage Noble Phantasm requiring a period of preparation before its true effects manifest. The initial stage consists of an illusion and preparatory ritual, with no immediate enhancement applied.

Once the preparation is completed, allied targets receive a 1-Rank increase to Noble Phantasm Strength, 15% Card Effectiveness Up for 5 turns, moderate NP generation at intervals for 6 turns, and moderate Star Generation lasting until the end of battle.

The Noble Phantasm's ultimate price is Garcia himself. Upon completion of the offering, Garcia sacrifices his life and returns to the Throne of Heroes.

The preparation can continue even if Garcia is temporarily removed from the battlefield, but if Garcia dies before the preparation is completed, the second stage does not occur.

Chant:
“Domine, exaudi votum meum ultimum: ignosce iis qui mihi nocuerunt, et da illis robur. In hac oblatione omnis laus Deo debetur.”

Translation:
“Lord, hear my final prayer: forgive those who have harmed me, and give them strength. In this offering, all praise is due to God.”

Blessings of One
“No Legend Becomes God.”

Rank: A+
Type: Anti-Noble Phantasm / Anti-Self
Range: 50 × 50 meters
Maximum Targets: All enemies within the bounded field

Description:
Garcia uses his Bible as the catalyst for a bounded field covering a 50 × 50 meter area. Within the field, all Noble Phantasms below EX Rank are suppressed to their weakest effective state. Noble Phantasms ranked EX are unaffected.

Allied Noble Phantasms are unaffected by the field, allowing Garcia to suppress opposing legends while preserving the abilities of those fighting alongside him.

Garcia's own Magecraft Held by Scriptures remains fully usable within the field. The bounded field persists until either Garcia or the Bible serving as its catalyst is destroyed.

Chant:
“God above the world calls upon you the miracles you hold, give me the resolve to strike down those who oppose your tomorrow and grace those worthy the GRACE OF THE HEAVENS!”

Class skills 
Mental resistance A 
Magical resistance C 
Territory Creation D (libraries)
Personal skills 
Oaths prayer B (cool down 9 turns)
Basically fill your np gauge by 25%
Magecraft healing D(5 turn cool down)
Basically heal a ally a moderate amount of hp
Confessionals D
It allows him to reset his debuffs...... that's it
True name : Emmanuel "Boyet" Garcia 
Alias Boy
Origin: non canonical 
Affiliation: counter force, Holy Church 
Parameters 
Str D
End A-
Agil C( although it doesn't count for reaction speed etc)
Mana B
Luck D
Np A+
Passives 
Blessings of the guided D
Narratively it's a simple of favorable odds coming from his lifestyle of praying every mission and surviving it despite horrible odds by fgo terms it's just he gets better rng slightly lol 
Magecraft held by scriptures B+
Basically magecraft from where his personal and np came from by fgo terms it's just higher arts efficiency by 15%
First ascension 
Priest garments without insignia weapon fist
Second 
Same thing and armband and black keys  as well as 
Third and final
Same thing as second but has now a cross pendant 
Class caster
Deck AAAQQ

Story Plot
Two teenage friends being friends ever since childhood decided to play a endurance game on who can be tickled as long as before they tap out 
Characters 
One friend being a she a 16 year old chestnut hair as long as it reaches towards the nape slender build a who is rowdy and outgoing albeit she was ticklish in her sides waist and thighs although she wears a indoor like light t-shirt and mini short and a 15 year old who's has a black hair who wears a sleeveless top and shorts  also slender build who's a bit modest with words albeit sometimes a bit clingy to his friend  although he was ticklish to his armpits and foot his so called relationship tonhis friend is that of a competitive one 
Setting
A small living room with around early afternoon  around summer

Yep. I remember the FGO profile we built for Pierre/The Blackened. Here is the whole thing tied together from stats, ascensions, skills, NPs, lore, and the weird little details.

True Name: The Blackened
Former Name: Pierre
Rarity: 5★ SSR
Classes: Lancer / Avenger
Alignment: Lawful Neutral leaning Neutral Good, with an increasingly distorted moral framework
Gender: Male
Height: Variable by Ascension, ultimately 7'9"
Origin: France, 15th century
Attribute: Human
Source: Historical Pierre, later transformed by Grail reconstruction and subsequent events

The important distinction is that The Blackened isn't simply “evil Pierre.” He is what remained after Pierre's life, memories, imprisonment, Grail reconstruction, resentment, self-condemnation, and survival became tangled together.

Strength	D++
Endurance	B
Agility	A
Mana	EX
Luck	E
Noble Phantasm	A++

He's not physically strong in the conventional heroic-spirit sense, hence the D++ Strength, but his Grail-derived body gives him absurd survivability and supernatural mobility.

Agility A is particularly important because his fighting style isn't based on brute force. He moves like something that has completely abandoned normal human biomechanics.

And then there's Mana EX, because his body is essentially a walking Grail anomaly.

Luck E is the joke that survived from Pierre's original life.

He's still primarily a Buster-oriented Lancer.

His gameplay identity is basically:

> “I am going to hit you with an unreasonable amount of suffering and then probably hurt myself doing it.”

Rank: A++
Type: Buster
Classification: Anti-Army / Anti-Fortress depending manifestation
Target: All enemies

It manifests an enormous localized magical storm, roughly comparable in physical scale to around 60% of Hurricane Katrina, with the sky becoming blood-red as fire, wind, debris and magical energy are dragged into the phenomenon.

The storm can be compressed into a roughly 15,000-foot manifestation, after which it is driven downward like an enormous projectile or drill.

> Pierre weaponized a hurricane and decided the sky itself was now a spear.

Deals increased damage to enemies already suffering Burn.

Cuts The Blackened's own HP by roughly half as part of the NP's cost/consequence.

So even his NP embodies his philosophy:

> “If I have to destroy myself to accomplish this, then so be it.”

This is probably the most important part of the NP.

everything he was unable to express during captivity

The compression represents his obsession with forcing everything into one answer.

And the name itself is deliberately contradictory.

It's effectively his entire existence compressed into one Noble Phantasm.

The strongest thematic comparison is La Pucelle.

> “I will give myself so others may live.”

> “I will give myself so what hurts others can burn.”

He admired Jeanne before he ever met her.

He saw her banner at Orléans and became fascinated by the person behind it. His original wish was simply to someday know who she was and thank her.

He later learned that the person he saw being dragged from her horse at Compiègne was Jeanne.

And then Pierre died shortly afterward.

So Heaven's Hell becomes an incredibly twisted answer to the admiration he once had for her.

> “God above, I offer my body for you to be rightfully hated and condemned, your sons treated one of your faceless brothers as nothing, more welcomed by Hell's outwardly pleasures and hatred. Allow me to respond in kind and return upon your kingdom and so...”

> “So you can truly hate me with all of your all-forgiving heart, as I obsessively craved.”

That's basically Pierre turning divine forgiveness itself into something he wants to be rejected by.

His corrupted version of La Pontoise Javelin.

The corrupted arm can detach, be thrown upward, and detonate above the target. Grail-derived mass then descends onto the target.

The interesting mechanic is that the target's attributes influence their vulnerability.

Higher Magic Resistance makes them more resistant, but never completely removes the base 5% possibility.

A delayed Grail corruption attack.

Pierre touches the target with his corrupted arm and leaves a Grail trace inside their Saint Graph.

The corruption remains dormant for roughly two days before reaching the activation threshold and detonating inward.

It's expensive and not simply unavoidable.

The scary part isn't the immediate attack.

> “I Return My Body Upon You, Father, My Soul to Hell.”

This isn't currently part of his normal manifested NP set in the same way Heaven's Hell is. It's effectively the ultimate Grail-derived self-erasure mechanism.

4. He removes himself from the Throne, including the relevant record/fragments.

5. His Grail-derived body liquefies back toward its original Grail state.

6. He takes roughly one quarter of the resulting mass.

7. That mass is converted into explosive Grail material.

9. The Servant called The Blackened ceases to exist as a manifested record.

> The man doesn't merely evacuate the battlefield. He evacuates existence.

His resentment is enormous, but strangely enough it isn't simply hatred.

He carries the accumulated hatred, guilt and condemnation associated with his existence.

Despite his Grail nature, he retains considerable resistance to magecraft.

His mind has been exposed to an absurd amount of psychological manipulation.

He is consequently extremely difficult to mentally break in conventional ways.

The irony is that this does not mean he has a healthy psyche.

It means he's already been broken in several different directions and learned how to keep functioning anyway.

Raises his offensive capability while repeatedly lowering his own defensive and resistance capabilities.

Mechanically, he becomes stronger while making himself increasingly vulnerable.

It's basically his entire personality turned into a skill button.

Instantly gives him a massive amount of NP charge, around 50%, while applying Burn to both himself and everyone around him.

He literally burns himself to prepare his ultimate attack.

He can detach, reshape or explode pieces of his Grail-derived body and convert the resulting magical material into Critical Stars.

Then he regenerates the missing material.

> “I generate critical stars through combat.”

> “Give me a second, I'm going to tear my own arm off.”

His fighting style is deliberately impossible to categorize.

15th-century French footman fundamentals + rookie spearman + Grail magecraft + analog horror movement + improvised combat + “whatever works.”

> “If it doesn't, do something else.”

His movement can become completely unnatural because the Grail body doesn't have to obey ordinary human anatomy.

And this is where the whole profile comes together visually.

The equipment is absurdly oversized because the actual Pierre is tiny.

The shield is literally taller than him.

The spear is nearly twice his height.

It looks ridiculous until you remember that this is genuinely the same Pierre who served as a soldier.

Same basic medieval equipment and appearance, but now the proportions make much more sense.

This is basically Pierre becoming the soldier he was growing into.

The player starts realizing that the “normal Lancer” was only the beginning.

The full 7'9" Grail-derived eldritch humanoid.

Everything that made him The Blackened is now fully visible.

> Slightly less tiny French footman

> “WHY IS THE SEVEN-FOOT-NINE ELDritch creature STILL THE SAME TICKLISH 16-YEAR-OLD?”

The most important continuity joke

The Grail reconstructed basically everything about his body.

his tendency to relax with his arms behind his head

So his body can go from 4'9" human Pierre to 7'9" Grail anomaly, and someone can still tickle him and get the exact same laugh.

> “Everything about your human anatomy is optional.”

The Blackened is not simply an edgy villain.

He's someone who spent years being told what he was, eventually believed it, and then built his entire identity around accepting the verdict.

His core flaw is that his virtues have no brakes.

self-sacrifice becomes self-erasure

responsibility becomes taking blame for things he didn't do

empathy becomes absorbing everyone's suffering

resilience becomes tolerating things he shouldn't

adaptability becomes identity instability

humor becomes emotional deflection

suspicion becomes inability to trust

helpfulness becomes exploitability

His greatest strengths are frequently his greatest weaknesses.

Eventually, though, he reaches an important realization:

> Acceptance does not mean approval.

He can accept that he may never know the complete truth.

He can accept that some accusations are false.

He can accept that he'll never know which.

> “I resigned. I didn't give up my life, smart ass.”

And that is why the fourth Ascension can actually be funny instead of permanently miserable.

He hates John Talbot for the incredibly sophisticated reason:

> “Fuck it, I hate you because you're English.”

He'll still volunteer to be humanity's existential garbage bin, but now he can also go:

> “I accepted the weight of existence. I did not accept being boring.”

The complete character arc in one line

A 4'9", 46 kg French boy who wanted to meet the woman behind a banner becomes a 7'9" Grail-made eldritch anomaly who weaponizes hurricanes, burns his own Saint Graph, rejects his own identity, becomes humanity's existential garbage bin, then eventually decides that accepting existence doesn't mean he has to stop being a ridiculous asshole.

And somehow, after all of that, he's still ticklish.

True Name: The Blackened
Former Name: Pierre
Origin: France
Sex: Male
Alignment: Chaotic good /lawful good(formerly)
Primary Classes: Lancer / Avenger
Status: Counter Guardian / Servant
Rarity: 5★ SSR

Pierre was originally an ordinary French teenage soldier and spearman. He was born into an ordinary family and never sought fame, titles, wealth, or recognition. His father taught him to do his duty, earn things honestly, and not involve himself in problems that were not his concern.

At 16, Pierre joined the army by claiming to be 17. He became a soldier during the Hundred Years' War and eventually encountered the forces surrounding Jeanne d'Arc. He admired Jeanne as a symbol of hope, faith, and resistance, although he never knew her personally in any meaningful way.

During the fighting around Compiègne, Jeanne was captured. Pierre fought during the chaotic retreat and failed to save her. Later, he learned that the person dragged from her horse was Jeanne herself.

He became consumed by guilt, wondering whether he should have done more. Eventually, this guilt became intertwined with resentment toward Jeanne herself. To Pierre, Jeanne represented everything he had failed to become: hope, faith, victory, meaning, and the possibility that suffering could lead somewhere.

Pierre's life eventually ended in tragedy, but the Counter Force recognized something unusual in him. His unresolved guilt, resentment, and desire for an answer made him suitable to become a Counter Guardian.

However, Pierre's story did not end with death.

He was eventually subjected to an extremely long period of magical containment lasting 95 months, approximately 7 years and 11 months.

He was restrained almost completely:

- head and forehead
- torso
- shoulders
- arms
- hands and fingers
- waist
- thighs
- knees
- ankles
- feet

He was blindfolded, gagged, prevented from hearing normally, and suspended slightly above the ground so that he could not properly rest against a wall or floor.

The facility surrounding him contained 24 bounded fields designed to suppress, drain, equalize, and control magical energy.

He experienced hunger, thirst, sickness, exhaustion, isolation, experimentation, psychological manipulation, and repeated interference with his memories and emotions.

Whenever his magical energy was drained too far, a fragment of the Grail within him could replenish it.

The containment eventually destroyed his normal sense of identity.

Pierre began to believe that perhaps the people controlling him were correct when they called him a monster.

«“If I was the monster, then everything made sense.”»

«“If I deserved it, then I didn't have to wonder why it happened.”»

Eventually, Pierre could no longer reliably distinguish his own memories, guilt, imposed beliefs, and genuine identity.

His original human body was ultimately replaced by a Grail-derived body.
The body contains no conventional biological organs, bones, muscles, or nerves. It is instead an artificial humanoid mass resembling wet clay, mud, or supernatural slop. It can regenerate, reshape itself, change its mass and height, and form weapons from its own body.

Its normal final form is approximately 7'9", although it can alter its size from roughly 3 feet to 25 feet.

The Grail-derived body can also store, circulate, stabilize, and weaponize enormous amounts of magical energy.

It can manipulate temperature throughout itself. Different parts of the body can be heated or cooled independently, allowing him to move heat around his body, prevent overheating, and concentrate thermal energy into weapons.

This eventually produced The Blackened.

The Blackened is what remains when Pierre's original identity, trauma, resentment, Counter Guardian nature, and Grail-derived existence become fused together.

His defining philosophy is actually centered around agency:

«“You don't get to decide another person's life for them.”»

«“Freedom means reality gets to disagree with you.”»

He strongly dislikes people who decide what others should become, particularly when they impose their own idea of salvation or morality upon everyone else.

This is why his relationship with Jeanne is so complicated.

Jeanne represents hope, faith, miracles, and forgiveness, while The Blackened represents despair, corruption, hatred, abandonment, and self-damnation.

He once desperately wanted Jeanne to kill him because he believed that dying by her hand would symbolically complete his story.

That refusal became one of the most important things in his psychological development.

She forced him to confront the possibility that his desire to die was not necessarily the same thing as knowing what he deserved.

His greatest unanswered question remains:

«“Did I deserve everything that happened to me?”»

His Noble Phantasms and abilities reflect this history.

The Eye of God reconstructs psychological and cognitive information, including memories, emotional associations, inconsistencies, and patterns in a person's behavior.

Because of his containment trauma, The Blackened became exceptionally resistant to many conventional psychological attacks. His mind is already fragmented and operates in ways that can be difficult for others to predict.

Anyone who looks into these eyes can become trapped inside a psychological world reconstructed from their own memories.

The victim can understand that the environment is artificial and still remain trapped.

Only The Blackened can release them.

A massive Buster-type Noble Phantasm representing his hatred, grief, abandonment, resentment, and despair.

It creates a localized catastrophic storm resembling a supernatural Category 4 hurricane, with a blood-red sky and enormous destructive force.

The manifestation can be compressed and launched downward like a gigantic projectile or drill.

It is also symbolically connected to Jeanne's La Pucelle, functioning as a corrupted inversion of the concept.

A corrupted version of the Pontoise javelin.

The Blackened can throw a corrupted portion of his own body upward. It detonates above the target and releases liquid Grail material downward.

It possesses a chance of instant death that interacts strangely with the target's Endurance, Mystery, and Magic Resistance.

A delayed internal corruption Noble Phantasm.

By touching someone, The Blackened leaves a Grail trace inside their Saint Graph. After approximately two days, the corruption reaches a threshold and detonates internally.

His ultimate self-erasure Noble Phantasm.

«“I Return My Body Upon You, Father, My Soul to Hell.”»

The Blackened sacrifices his own Saint Graph and effectively removes himself from the Throne of Heroes, including his recorded existence and fragments.

His body liquefies into magical energy, part of which fuels Heaven's Hell, while another portion becomes explosive Grail material.

He essentially evacuates himself from existence.

Despite everything that happened to him, The Blackened retains a strange capacity for compassion.

He protects civilians and noncombatants whenever possible. He can be pragmatic or brutal toward enemy Servants, but he does not automatically consider everyone disposable.

He also has a strong respect for people's freedom to choose their own lives.

It is becoming someone who decides another person's life for them.

His greatest unresolved problem is whether Pierre ever truly disappeared, or whether The Blackened is simply what Pierre became after everyone else spent years telling him what he was.

And that uncertainty is part of him.

“The Charge of the Bold Spear: Au début”

Unofficial subtitle: “To Renew the Beginning”

Compiègne Pierre is neither simply the old Pierre nor The Blackened.

When Compiègne activates, the Blackened identity withdraws rather than being erased. Its accumulated experiences, instincts, scars, memories, and remnants are inherited by the original Pierre, allowing him to return to the beginning without forgetting the 95 months that followed his first death.

The result is not a resurrection of the old Pierre. It is Pierre renewed by everything he became afterward.

The Blackened does not disappear as though it never existed. Its remnants become part of Pierre's inheritance.

«“I was Pierre. I became The Blackened. I'm still Pierre.”»

His philosophy after the Lostbelt is that suffering can explain a person without owning them.

STR: B-
END: B++
AGI: A-
MANA: E
LUCK: E
NP: B

He has lost the Grail-derived artificial body and enormous magical reserves of The Blackened, but remains a highly capable human-style spearman.

His physical combat ability is still strong enough to contend with other Servants despite his vastly reduced supernatural resources.

His extreme endurance represents his stubbornness, battlefield experience, and refusal to stop rather than conventional invulnerability.

“The Charge of the Bold Spear: Au début”

Unofficial subtitle: “To Renew the Beginning”

Rank: B
Type: Anti-Unit / Anti-Self
Secondary classification: Reality Marble-like
Combat niche: Anti-Burst / forced-attention survival

Compiègne recreates Pierre's final charge at Compiègne.

It does not transport everyone into another world or completely rewrite reality. Instead, it overlays the existing battlefield with Pierre's subjective memory of the charge.

The manifestation recreates what Pierre experienced:

- adrenaline
- fear
- hesitation
- conviction
- foolishness
- pain
- battlefield confusion
- the sensation of charging toward an overwhelming enemy
- the psychological experience of his final moments

It is not a perfect historical recreation. It is Pierre's memory of Compiègne made into a battlefield phenomenon.

During activation, his 7'9" Grail-derived Blackened body withdraws and collapses back into his original human form, approximately 5'5".

He appears in a badly damaged gambeson with scraps of armor, without his kettle hat or pavise, carrying only a spear.

The spear does not need to be legendary.

It can simply be whatever spear Pierre takes up.

The NP deliberately removes almost everything that made The Blackened extraordinary.

- the Grail body
- massive magical reserves
- regeneration
- monstrous transformations
- damnation-based abilities
- his full Blackened arsenal
- normal magecraft
- overwhelming supernatural power

Instead, the NP leaves him with essentially a human infantryman, a spear, and his will to continue.

His own remaining Mystery can be transferred into the spear, turning the weapon into a vessel for everything he has left.

«“My life may falter. This spear wouldn't.”»

The NP is therefore an inversion of a conventional power-up.

While Compiègne is active, Pierre gains a unique status called Delayed Death.

Lethal damage that would normally kill him does not immediately end the NP.

If an attack deals enough damage to reduce him below zero HP, the lethal portion is effectively deferred rather than erased.

Pierre can continue fighting despite damage that should already have killed him.

However, this is not immortality and not normal Guts.

Pierre eventually dies when either:

1. Five turns pass, causing automatic death, or
2. The special HP-equalizing condition of the NP is fulfilled by an attack.

Instant Death bypasses Delayed Death.

Normal damage that does not exceed his current HP behaves normally.

The purpose is to prevent enemies from simply deleting him with one enormous burst.

The enemy has to actually deal with the rules of the charge.

Compiègne ultimately reenacts the conceptual endpoint of Pierre's historical charge.

The battle progresses toward the point where young Pierre had already put down roughly three Burgundian opponents before becoming critically wounded and falling.

This is not simply a literal kill counter.

It represents the NP reaching its historical/conceptual threshold.

Once Pierre reaches that point, the charge cannot be stopped.

Even if he has accomplished his objective and is still technically alive, the reenactment has reached the point where Pierre historically fell.

Therefore, the NP becomes terminal.

Pierre cannot simply cancel it and walk away.

Burn stacks are treated individually for his relevant effects.

This makes his Overcharge synergize directly with his Burn-based personal skills.

Can only be activated while Compiègne is active.

This represents the Mystery Pierre concentrated into the spear during the charge.

It is the remaining conceptual force of Pierre himself being concentrated into the weapon.

A deliberately mundane skill representing Pierre's actual experience as an infantryman.

Rather than supernatural power, it represents:

- battlefield fundamentals
- footwork
- positioning
- weapon handling
- practical combat experience
- infantry tactics

It provides a comparatively small critical-generation effect.

The skill is intentionally mundane because Compiègne is about stripping Pierre back down to the human soldier beneath the later mythology.

Pierre deliberately sacrifices survivability in exchange for overwhelming offensive potential.

- Endurance becomes E
- Maximum HP reduced to 65%
- Attack increased by 3 stages
- Critical performance increased by 3 stages
- Buster performance increased by 3 stages
- Attacks inflict 1-turn Burn
- Burn is stackable

«“If this body cannot survive, then I don't need it to survive.”»

This skill represents the remnants of The Blackened's philosophy surviving inside the renewed Pierre.

It is both a combat mechanic and a character flaw.

He has learned that suffering does not determine his worth, yet the temptation to turn himself into a weapon remains.

The Blackened is gone as Pierre's dominant identity, but its hunting instinct remains.

Each Burn stack counts individually for the relevant Burn-based interaction.

«The monster is gone, but the instinct it left behind survived.»

Pierre is not becoming The Blackened again.

He is using one of its remnants without surrendering himself to it.

A deliberately dangerous passive ability.

Buffs and debuffs applied to Pierre are doubled in effect.

This means his own buffs become significantly stronger, but enemy debuffs also become significantly more dangerous.

It makes Pierre extremely powerful when his setup works and extremely risky when the enemy exploits his weaknesses.

Thematically, it fits his tendency to experience everything intensely.

Compiègne active
↓
Delayed Death activated
↓
Spear of Compiègne
↓
Paradox of the Damned EX
↓
Attack / Crit / Buster increases
↓
Burn stacks begin accumulating
↓
Hell's Hound increases Buster damage
↓
Overcharge adds further Buster/Crit damage against Burned targets
↓
BBB Brave Chain becomes possible
↓
Massive Buster/Crit damage
↓
Pierre's survivability continues collapsing
↓
Five-turn death clock approaches
↓
Compiègne reaches its terminal threshold
↓
Pierre dies

«He gets stronger while becoming progressively less capable of surviving his own strategy.»

He is not a conventional glass cannon.

He is essentially a self-destructive anti-burst Buster attacker.

- 65% maximum HP under Paradox of the Damned
- Endurance becomes E under Paradox
- MANA E
- Enemy debuffs become more dangerous because of Simple
- Instant Death bypasses Delayed Death
- Curses bypass Delayed Death
- Sustained damage still works normally
- The five-turn terminal condition cannot simply be ignored
- The special HP-equalizing condition can end the protection
- Compiègne cannot simply be canceled once the reenactment reaches its terminal phase
- Activating Compiègne permanently strips away his Grail-derived body for that summon
- Afterward, his Grail body remains unavailable in subsequent summons until another Grail fragment is consumed

Activating Compiègne does not merely change Pierre's appearance temporarily.

It represents the Blackened/Grail body withdrawing and leaving its remnants behind.

After the summon ends, Pierre remains without the Grail body.

To regain the artificial Grail-derived body, he must consume another Grail fragment.

He retains his Lancer/Avenger nature and his personal skills, but his magical resources are dramatically reduced.

This makes Compiègne a genuine sacrifice of accumulated power rather than a temporary transformation.

The Blackened accumulated 95 months of suffering and transformed that suffering into identity.

Compiègne reverses that process without erasing it.

- the memory of his first death
- the 95 months
- the Blackened identity
- the Grail
- the guilt
- the resentment
- the shame
- the lessons
- the people he met
- the things he became
- the things he regrets
- the things he refuses to repeat

“I can remember who I was without pretending I never became someone else.”

That is why “To Renew the Beginning” does not mean reversing history.

It means returning to the moment where everything began and giving that moment a new meaning.

Young Pierre charged without understanding the cost.

Post-Lostbelt Pierre charges while knowing exactly what the cost is.

And that difference is the entire point.

«He doesn't erase the 95 months. He carries them back to the beginning.»