Type Moon: Fate/ Last Charm

Even a god born from love and forgiveness can meet a cruel fate.” He died once — a nameless soul lost to the cruelty of fate. But in a twist of divine irony, he was reborn as the son of Aphrodite, goddess of love, and Hephaestus, god of the forge. A child born not from passion, but from forgiveness — the last spark of a broken marriage rekindled by apology and understanding. In the realm of Olympus, where Machine Gods reign with hollow perfection, Celve was different. He felt human. He dreamed, questioned, and loved. Under the watchful eye of Chiron, he trained in the arts of heroism, met the stars of Greek legend, Castor and Pollux, the Dioscuri twins, and found a place among them. With Castor, he forged a brotherhood. With Pollux, he found a soulmate. But the past never dies, and neither does jealousy. On the eve of Celve and Pollux's union, Ares, maddened by bitterness, struck. Hephaestus was the target — Celve was the shield. Split in two, he died without ever seeing Pollux in her wedding dress. Yet fate is not finished with him. Summoned in a new age as a Divine Spirit, Celve enters the Throne of Heroes not as a god, but as a Heroic Spirit forged by love, pain, and sacrifice. In a world where myths are weapons and history is rewritten in blood and bonds, Celve must face the question that defined his second life: Can something born of gods still fight for humanity and love?