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* [[Surtr]] exclaims that the Protagonist has Freyr's soul and that no matter what happens, they could not defeat Surtr due to their original battle having Surtr as the victor and the Protagonist was still without his sword. | * [[Surtr]] exclaims that the Protagonist has Freyr's soul and that no matter what happens, they could not defeat Surtr due to their original battle having Surtr as the victor and the Protagonist was still without his sword. | ||
* [[Gullinbursti]] feels the soul inside the Protagonist as Freyr in the 2019 New Year event and explains that he was modeled after his owner. He is also carrying Freyr's sword which held the [[Rule]] to cut through defeat. | * [[Gullinbursti]] feels the soul inside the Protagonist as Freyr in the 2019 New Year event and explains that he was modeled after his owner. He is also carrying Freyr's sword which held the [[Rule]] to cut through defeat. | ||
* Due to the nature of a tree, the world of Yggdrasil perpetually forks into parallel subworlds, ensuring some of the ends' survival at the cost of other ends' annihilation. Freyr's sword was capable of deliberately choosing(選定:sentei, choice) and cutting away(剪定:sentei, pruning) | * Due to the nature of a tree, the world of Yggdrasil perpetually forks into parallel subworlds, ensuring some of the ends' survival at the cost of other ends' annihilation. Freyr's sword was capable of deliberately choosing(選定:sentei, choice) and cutting away(剪定:sentei, pruning) the losing end, resulting in guaranteed victories. In Tokyo, the sword assumingly does not function properly even in the hands of rightful wielder(as it did not in the loop of The Wild Hunt), as diverse possibility is based on rolling back rather than forking, and no victory can be possibly chosen between guaranteed diverse defeats. | ||
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