Fate: I Just Want to Die and Sit on the Throne of Heroes Novel

The protagonist mysteriously finds themselves recognized by the Root itself after crossing into the Type-Moon universe. They discover that dying an abnormal death grants them ascension to the Throne of Heroes, where they would become lord—an existence surpassing even the Seven Grand Servants. Desperate to achieve this, they deliberately act as a fool throughout the Nasuverse, provoking legendary figures and deities. They curse Gilgamesh in Uruk, challenge Zeus in Greece, kidnap Skadi in Northern Europe, denounce Solomon as a demon god in Israel, and align with Morgan in Britain. Yet despite these dangerous provocations, they remain alive. By 1994 in Fuyuki City, they have accumulated absurd titles: the Most Ancient King's third friend, Mesopotamia's first prime minister, the Greek gods' favored one, king of giants, God's incarnation, and Prince Camelot's miracle worker. Sitting on the Fuyuki Bridge railing, the world-weary protagonist begs for death. As Kiritsugu Emiya witnesses Artoria, Gilgamesh's treasury, and shadows converging around them, his cigarette trembles with recognition of the impossible situation.