The Wrought Iron Ninja

by KingK41TO

In one universe, the story of the tragic hero EMIYA began with his sense of self being reset in a great fire. The man he would've been ceased to exist, and in it's place rose a sword destined to be broken under the weight of his own ideals. In this universe, we follow the story of a boy who was prevented from ever developing a true sense of self. A boy who was born broken.

1. Chapter 1

-Authors Note-

Sup, don't know if anybody reading this has read my other story, bad as it is, and chances are you don't really care even if you have but I am going to say this regardless. I am not planning on abandoning Arc, however I have realized that what I have written is lackluster at best and should I continue then I will most likely just rework the story entirely. That being said, I am a very unmotivated individual and find it very difficult to actually convince myself to work on things. So don't expect consistent uploads, and if anybody is planning on leaving reviews for either this story or Arc, just note that at this point I don't know how to read them. That is all. Stay classy .

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Dear reader, I feel that the events that I shall transcribe for you may seem different from what you know. The story I am about to tell has been told many times. These events are known to many, the characters known to more, and yet this story is still unique. Each story takes its own place in the multiverse, somewhere, and mine is no different in this. Although it frustrates me that I need to explain things in such a small, and overall simple way for your minds to grasp, at least a fraction, of the truth of existence. I can at least try to impress the simultaneous importance and insignificance of this story.

To you, men and women of the common peoples. The universe is infinitely vast, and the multiverse is an infinite number of similar and dissimilar universes, centered around a few focal points that exist in all of multiversal existence. On technicality, this IS True. However, it is much too limited in scope to be wholly true. Existence does not end at the multiversal level, in fact it does not end at the inter-Multiversal level either.

Existence is immeasurable and indescribable by nature, however, to put it in words you may understand. You may think of the Root of Existence as the foundation of a grand Oak Tree, with an uncountable number of branches jutting out in every conceivable way. Each of these branches is in fact a multiverse in and of itself, with an unmeasurable number of universes connected to it, the leaves of the branch. This is just a very basic example of the sheer scope of existence, but it is at least partially accurate.

Now that you have some background knowledge, let us truly begin this grand adventure. Shall we?