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ᴍᴀsᴛᴇʀ

Depends on the Summoning

ʀᴀɴᴋ

[4 Star]

ᴛʀᴜᴇ ɴᴀᴍᴇ

Ur-Nungal

ᴀʟɪᴀs

Forgotten King of Uruk

ᴄʟᴀss

Archer

ᴀʟᴛ. ᴄʟᴀss

Faker, Watcher, Caster.

ᴀʟɪɢɴᴍᴇɴᴛ

Chaotic Good...?

ᴏʀɪɢɪɴ

Summerian Mythology...?

sᴘᴇᴄɪᴇs

Heroic Spirit...?

Counter Guardian

ᴄᴀᴜsᴇ ᴏғ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ

Divine Smiting.

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ʜᴀɪʀ ᴄᴏʟᴏʀ

Blonde

ᴇʏᴇ ᴄᴏʟᴏʀ

Red

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ɴᴀᴍᴇ

Gate of Babylon

ᴀʟɪᴀs

The King's Treasure

ᴇʟᴇᴍᴇɴᴛ

???

ᴛʏᴘᴇ

A portal.

ʟᴇɢᴇɴᴅ

the "Golden Capital" that the "King's Treasury" of Gilgamesh, and moreover the golden key connected to it.His main Noble Phantasm, it is the storehouse that Gilgamesh built to store all the world's treasures he claimed in life, referred to as the "Divine Gate". It connects the space of reality to the vault, opening an "invisible door" between dimensions that allows for the contents to pass through upon their owner's command

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ʜɪᴅᴅᴇɴ ᴀᴛᴛʀɪʙᴜᴛᴇ

Sky

sᴛʀᴇɴɢᴛʜ

C+

ᴇɴᴅᴜʀᴀɴᴄᴇ

B-

ᴀɢɪʟɪᴛʏ

C

ᴍᴀɴᴀ

B+

ʟᴜᴄᴋ

E-

ɴᴘ

E-EX

Gate of Babylon

"The King's Treasure"

Anti-Unit

Unkown

Gate of Babylon: The King's Treasure is the "Golden Capital" that the "King's Treasury" of Gilgamesh, and moreover the golden key connected to it. His main Noble Phantasm, it is the storehouse that Gilgamesh built to store all the world's treasures he claimed in life, referred to as the "Divine Gate". It connects the space of reality to the vault, opening an "invisible door" between dimensions that allows for the contents to pass through upon their owner's command. Allowing for easy access to the items of the treasury, he is able to pick and utilize them as he pleases. The rank of the Noble Phantasm changes from "E~A++" due to it reflecting the ranks of the contents of the treasury. It is a Noble Phantasm that becomes more powerful with the user's wealth, but would accordingly not be useful without a wealth of valuables.

The items passing through the gate form gold-glowing energy ripples in the empty air as they appear instantly. He can summon items directly into his hand, pull out weapons from directly behind him, or prepare numerous weapons midair, loaded like bullets.This Noble Phantasm is named as such because Babylon has become synonymous with the "Capital of Sin" and the "Golden Capital".There are probably imitations like the Road of Babylon as well.

He can ready numerous weapons, letting their hilts stick out when he is waiting and instantly showing the blades when about to fight. They move and take aim at the target according to Archer's will, allowing him to fire without having to even touch them.

Its usage is why he is of the Archer class, firing the Noble Phantasms like bullets to make him the Archer with the strongest arrows. While most Servants view their Noble Phantasms as treasured possessions, Archer freely launches them with the same carelessness as throwing a handful of stones.

Archer can send out as little as one or two weapons or enough at a single time that it becomes comparable to a torrent of "gushing water" directed at the opponent.

Upon snapping his fingers or without even a gesture, the weapons can be continuously launched at the opponent without a break.

Upon firing them, he can allow them to pierce the ground after striking the target, causing a large amount of destruction with each weapon that is comparable to something being blown up by an explosive blast, or he can instantly return them to the vault before they hit the ground at such a speed that they appear to have been illusionary. He utilizes a Noble Phantasm to retrieve any weapons left on the battlefield, instantly dissipating and returning them to the vault.

He will generally fight at long range while shooting projectiles from behind him directly at the opponent, but he can also freely move with the portals also moving with him.He can also summon weapons completely around the target for a full 360 degree barrage that should generally leave not even a single trace of flesh from the opponent. When closed upon by a target, or simply to play with the opponent, he can freely draw weapons into his hands for melee combat.

As he wields the power of the original hero, so all heroes of various myths are derived from his legend. It may be a paradox, but he, as the success of the original, must possess that which can be handed down as the Noble Phantasms possessed by those later heroes for they are derived from him for that very reason. These weapons are technically nameless, the original Prototypes of the Noble Phantasms and merely common items before they became objects of faith that act as the foundations for their legends.Each treasured weapon is decorated with dazzling ornaments and polished to a mirror-like shine, all clearly sporting the magical energy to define them as Divine Mysteries without exception. They are the original models of every legend, myth, and folklore.

Nameless Journey

"Oh He Who Forever Walks"

Anti-Self

A power given to Ur-Nungal. Not an Noble Phantasm, but rather acknowledgement of the world. But its a thing on the level greater then a Skill, so under the FATE system it is called one.

A Noble Phantasm that is always activated, manifested by an untold tale. A power given to one who did things many humans would think impossible. For he was one who gave up all for a greater task. His one journey was that of being the one who carried out the Fate of Noble Phantasms. After Gilgamesh's death, the contents were spread all over the world after being passed on or stolen, and the treasures, valued because they were to become splendid tools and eventually Noble Phantasms.

But who spread these grand treasures? Who dared to give out the King's grand weapons and treasures? Who had the audacity to let them be stolen by common fools or bandits? It was infact the very son of the King. Who traveled the World, crossed seas and mountains, to hide, give, and allow the weapons to be taken. For this task, he saved many, doomed many more. But without his journey, Noble Phantasms would've been very limited in existence. The Son seeked no praise, told none his name. When he was shaking from exhaustion, he kept walking. Wether it was storm or people who seeked to harm him, his steps echoed onto the Earth. He saw so much, The good, the bad, And simply continued his journey.

And on his final day, when the Gods's anger rose, he simply smiled and accepted his fate. Struck down, all records of him tossed to the winds. History may not remember him. But something does. This power is proof of that.

It is something beyond determination, a power that even should his body fails, he will push onward. Even if no one sees his deed, he will still do it. As a Noble Phantasm, it has two major effects.

The First, is to grant him Unyielding Will EX. Though it goes even beyond it. With it, it would go beyond his own bodies limitations. If he were to ever find a "goal" to give his all for, he will fight with a strength possibly not even his.

The Second is too give him the power that as long as he remains Nameless, as long as he does not reveal his name to his foes, all stats aside from Luck will increase by a single Rank. With his Information Erasure Skill, this makes this power very easy to use in every fight.

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ᴘᴇʀsᴏɴᴀʟ Skills

||Child of Gilgamesh||

[Rank:A]

Child of Gilgamesh is a skill that denotes genealogy to the King of Heroes Gilgamesh. With it, one naturally has the Golden Rule Skill of the same Rank. And one also holds the Pride of being the child of the King.

||Information Erasure||

[Rank:A-]

Information Erasure is the removal of information regarding the Servant's True Name, abilities, and appearance from the records and memories of all eye witnesses, including the opponent, following the conclusion of an engagement.

||Human Observation(Empty Stare)||

[Rank:C]

Human Observation is a technique to observe and understand people.

Archer's special version stems from being an outsider to all, and his unique upbringing resulting in his personality becoming as it is. Because of this, he can gaze into all human emotions and understand. He could see the worst. The best, and remain unchanged. With it, he tells things how it truly is, with no reason for emotions.

||Unyielding Will||

[Rank:EX]

Unyielding Will is a Skill that represents one's extremely firm will that never yields to any sort of agony, despair or circumstances.

Class Skills

||Independent Action||

[Rank:A]

Independent Action is the ability to remain independent even when rejecting the Magical Energy supply from one's Master; the ability that allows for action even in the absence of the Master. Typically featured as a Class Skill of the Archer Class.At higher ranks, it is also possible to remain for extended periods of time in this world without an established contract. It is both useful and troublesome depending on the disposition of the Servant and the rank of Independent Action. Acting in autonomy from the Master's Magical Energy supply, the Master can concentrate their own Magical Energy on large spells, or the Servant will be fine even in the case they cannot supply Magical Energy due to injury. The downside is that they can be harder to control and keep by their side, making the only true way to command them is by utilizing Command Spells.

||Divinity||

[Rank:C+]

Divinity is the measure of whether one has Divine Spirit aptitude or not. At high levels, one is treated as a mixed race of a Divine Spirit - a demi-god. Those who have A Rank Divinity or above have reached the Throne of Gods, although they are still just short of being a true god due to lacking a Divine Core. The level declines when the Heroic Spirit's own rank as a Monster or Demonic Beast rises; it can also decrease due to one's dislike for the gods.

This Skill has an effect which reduces special defensive values called "purge defense" in proportion to the Divinity's Rank. It can break through Skills such as Protection of the Faith and Enlightenment of the Sacred Fig.

Legend.

Ur-Nungal of Uruk was the sixth Sumerian ruler in the First Dynasty of Uruk (ca. 26th century BC), according to the Sumerian King List, which also claims he ruled 30 years. Both the Sumerian King List and the Tummal Chronicle state he was the son of Gilgamesh, but only the Sumerian King List records he was the father of Udul-kalama.

For unknown reasons. Very little is known about him. In the World of Fate, a small fickle of information has been given reluctantly, as his very existence angers gods, and even his own father.

During the time King Gilgamesh wandered the wilderness for decades, looking for a way to get around death, the Gods schemed and planned. They feared that there Wedge that would keep the Age of Gods going had finally snapped, and would never be able to be reasoned with ever again. The God's in a desperate attempt to create a new "Wedge of Heaven" decided to create another. But this brought up an interesting fact of this new Gilgamesh's strength. They fear what would happen if Gilgamesh were to meet another like him, or the damages that could be unleashed. Till one god had an idea.

So the plan to Capitalize on the King's despair was to send to him a beautiful mortal woman, who seduced the King through unknown means (some say charm, others a potion or aroma) but the end result was the two soon went to bed. And soon after the woman was given the blessing of the King's Child. The God's Rejouced, believing that while Gilgamesh may go insane, the child would serve as a perfect edge. For he was in a way his own existence, but more human then God. They believed this human side would be more easy to manipulate and make him serve as a fine Keystone for the Gods.

The Gods were extremely strict on the boy. Started his education when he could barely walk, for they feared messing up somewhere along the way and dooming this entire plan. The God's cramed as much knowledge into the boy. Working him harder when others would be out making friends or playing games. The Gods had grown tired, seeking not a Human or even a King, but a person to bring Humanity back to the gods. Because of this, the boy was yelled at whenever he was hurt, pestered to work more whenever he seemed to have free time, and even the more caring Gods who treated him kindly, only could watch in horror as the God's screams and yells for better results work. At the cost of the Boy's smile, and a pair of dead eyes.

The boy was cold on the outside. He barely smiled and his eyes were like that of a dead fish. He barely spoke unless needed, and simply watched the people In the city in what scarse free time he had. He watched the people the gods intended for him to shepherd to them not out of a cold duty, but rather a curiosity. And with that came the curiosity in his own Father. So one day, he snuck into town, and gather the tales of his Father. He listened to them all, and once home, on a tablet he wrote. He wrote every tale of Heroics, every battle he could gather. His Father's ideas and dreams fascinated the boy not allowed to have one. But soon, he realized that he was only missing the end. The end of his Father's quest for immortality.

a Few years after Gilgamesh return, the Gods Thrusted the Child onto the King, saying that this was his blood. The King looked at the boy with disgust, not because of his birth, but rather his eyes. He waved his hand, dismissing the child, claiming it was more of a walking Corpse then a human. The child didn't shed a single tear, and simple left, to which the King scoffed and said that was his exact point. But soon the child returned, carrying with him all the tablets he wrote much to the surprise of the Gods and Gilgamesh. He asked the King if these stories were right, and asked if he cannot be a son, could he atleast write the last bit of Gilgamesh's story. The King paused before erupting into laughter ("The King is in Great abdominal pain" was later recorded.) He then watched the boy, and saw something interesting. A flicker of life in the child's eyes. And soon, the strange relationship of Father and Son began.

The King, who had become Humbled (note:Slightly) had taken the child under his wing, and had the boy do many things around the city to prove his worth. Till when the boy was an Adult, he finally sat the boy down, and told him the story of his journey to the underworld. It was also The only confirmed time the Man known as Ur-Nungal ever truly smiled afterwards.

But all good things must end, and soon, the King had to leave. His Death was calling. In his final few conversations. He presented the Man a Golden object to Ur, and said that he was in charge now, and to never allow the gods, or rather a certain one ever get that object he held. The man nodded, and the King whispered one final thing before departing to his resting place. Leaving the new king to take his Throne, the Key to the Gate of Babylon hung around his neck. The one gift he had ever been given.

His reign lasted an unknown time, before he has a child and gave the Throne. Soon vanishing from the memory of all. This was both to continue the line of kings, and to do a task left by his father. A stone tablet in the Gate with a very long list of instructions. The Son then went on a journey known will truly ever know, where he put the original Noble Phantasms in the places as the instructions listed, unkowning this would one day have people find and steal them, till they one day would become famed weapons and items. But as he reached the end of his Journey, the Gods finally caught up with him. Furious about him failing them. Unknowing of what he had done, they demanded he give them the treasures of Gilgamesh. To which he smiled and denied them. The God's, in there anger, struck him down. Resulting in him never receiving a burial or even a ceremony for his death. He died in unfamiliar lands where no one knew him.

The act of helping humanity with no guise or want for fame, even if it was under the orders of another stirred a certain cosmic force, who reached out to his soul, denied the Afterlife by the gods without Ereshkigal knowing. This force, known as Alaya offered him a role. A simple task in all honesty, Heroic Spirits, or what his father had became, must shine in the light. But where light forms, so too must a shadow be made. In that shadow stood the Nameless, Those who act to help humanity. Alaya and him created a deal, for his eternal services in defending humanity, he would be granted a spot onto the Throne of Heroes.

Just as His Father was one of the First Heroic Spirit's, Ur-Nungal became not a Hero of a Legend, but a Guardian of humanity, commonly known as a "Counter Guardian".

The Chaldea Security Organization can summon him, much like with other Counter Guardians, and he will gladly help them However he can. His presence has received mixed reactions from those he had known or met in life. If he should ever meet a certain king, he'd surely be made fun off by the Archer or Caster...but behind closed doors...who can truly say?

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