FATE: EUROPA!

Lancelot appears as a tall (≈191 cm), broad-shouldered knight clad in lustrous slate-blue armor that glimmers with gold edging. His light purple, spiky hair frames a stern face with violet eyes, and his silver–gold sword Arondight rests at his hip. Through his armor, one senses the grace of a courtly knight mingled with the tension of a tragic soul.

Lancelot is stoic, disciplined, and burdened by past mistakes. He pursues justice and loyalty with unwavering conviction, yet carries a deep sorrow born from the collapse of Camelot. He reveres women and detests betrayal; he respects strength, integrity, and forgiveness more than victory. His noble exterior conceals inner conflict—but also unwavering resolve to prove himself worthy of redemption. He treats his Master with formal respect, evaluating their character over time. If their conduct is honorable, he lends unwavering loyalty. If flawed ambition surfaces, he may offer gentle correction—or distance himself. He admires Masters who act with compassion and integrity, not blind ambition.

Sir Lancelot was the most celebrated Knight of the Round Table—raised by the Lady of the Lake, imbued with chivalry and unmatched prowess. Yet his love for Queen Guinevere shattered Camelot’s unity, and his own guilt fractured his ideal. As a Saber-class Servant, he embodies both his knightly grace and remorse. His wish for the Grail would be to atone for his betrayal—not through punishment, but by forging a path toward redemption and restoration of honor.