Wouldn't whoever is running mission control in Chaldea notice that they just returned from closing the Singularity, but it's still there, trucking along without a care in the world?
Cursed Arm is still around, actually. Servants can be resummoned, which is why he tends to be a little less cautious with their lives. Unlike him, they're functionally immortal as long as Chaldea's still running.
Not denying these advantages but wouldn't Mordred be able to at least be functionally able to harm Siegfried with Prana Burst? Wouldn't mean he'd win, just that Siegfried would have to account for the ability to be scratched by him.
True, Mordred has both Instinct and Prana Burst, and together they could theoretically allow the Knight of Treachery to do a little damage. Unfortunately, both of those traits, much like with his/her "father" are derived from his/her draconic nature. Against Siegfried, this was a crippling disadvantage, since Mordred fights like a dragon. Thus, thanks to his long experience with fighting dragons, Siegfried was controlling the flow of their duel, simply by dint of being able to read his opponent like an open book.
Is he known for fighting more than Fafnir?
Unknown. His epic, unlike Sigurd's, starts post-dragonslaying, and instead focuses entirely on the stupid love triangle that made the second half of the Saga of the Volsungs a total slog. Thus, we don't know his precise dragonslaying history, or how his fight with Fafnir went down. Fate seems to propose that he actually dueled Fafnir in a fair fight, instead of going for the cheap belly shot like Sigurd, and moreover, that he fought off an entire draconic outbreak.
Because Siegfried, when asked to fight off the ENTIRE FUCKING OUTBREAK, just went... "Alright." and "Sorry it took so long."
Thank you. I'm glad to see that people think I've improved.
That's actually a pretty good way to use up a wish, in a way that even if it's monkey paw'd it still would only cause minimal damage. Unless the lemonade had some weird shit in it, that made anyone who drinks it a lemon zombie or something.
You tricked us all good. I was like "ah, the more historically "accurate" one.
Ultimately, the difficulties between him and the heroes serves alongside are frequently inherent moral conflicts, or inherent conflicts of personality, brought on by how different his ethics and behaviors are from the standards of their own times.
It's a bit of both, really. After all, oni are shapeshifters. For them, gender is entirely a matter of preference.
Maybe one "truly" too many.
Chaldea's staff, on the other hand, fear him. Sure, they acknowledge that his methods work, but that doesn't mean that they want to be anywhere near him.
So, they don't know how much of his outburst was genuine?
Exactly. Being a pretty good liar is one of Flynn's most useful skills in the Grand Order. It's also a bit of a double-edged sword, since it means that anyone familiar enough who's had a front-row seat to his exploits, like the bridge crew, are very unlikely to take him at his word.
Flynn, for someone so manipulative, you're awfully small minded about monkey's paw. The pool is full of lemonade. But, where does lemonade come from? That's right, lemons. And who gave them to you? A grail cursed by a spirit with all man's evils. And all man's evils cannot exist without man which is classified as life. Therefore, life gave you lemons and when life gives you lemons, you don't make lemonade, you give the lemons back. No, you don't want no damn lemons! You'll burn life's house down! With lemons! And life's house is Earth. So your wish for lemonade will lead to the Earth being incinerated. Nice going champ.