Henry Jekyll & Hyde

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Jekyll:
...I'm feeling pretty good.

Jekyll:
I finally took control of "Hyde" at last.
It's all thanks to you, I should say.

Jekyll:
Let me say thank you from my heart.
I might finally be liberated from my own karma.

Dr. Roman:
...Well, I don't know.
You don't look like you are about to be liberated.

Fou:
Fooou...


Fujimaru 1:
Yeah...


Fujimaru 2:
That bloodstain worries me...


Mash:
Uh, yes... Let's see... Senpai...
When he says he might be liberated...

Mash:
It might mean a liberation reaffirming violence...
don't you feel... it can, be taken, that way...?

Jekyll:
Actually, Sorry I had you bring me all the way to London, the Fourth Singularity.

Jekyll:
I'm grateful to you guys.
Ascension, was it? It was truly amazing.

Jekyll:
I'm impressed that it could turn me, nothing more than a failed mage, into such a powerful Servant.

Jekyll:
Besides, as you can see... I got a chance to come to London, though the Demonic Fog still remains.

Mash:
Since the Holy Grail was removed,
London is undergoing correction to its original era—

Mash:
But what brought you here?
You just wanted to visit your homeland, is that it?

Jekyll:
Huh?
Sure, something like that.

Jekyll:
Mash, you are quite perceptive.
Yes, I wanted to see my "homeland" firsthand.

Jekyll:
I'm glad you understand me.
You're "lovely," Mash Kyrielight.

Dr. Roman:
A-A love confession!?

Mash:
No, I don't think so. He seems—

Jekyll:
Oh, I love you, London! Of course I love you, sky!
Gas lamp! I love you very much!

Mash:
As you see, his love spreads very wide.
But it is exactly as we predicted beforehand...

Dr. Roman:
Well, I'm sorry for interrupting when you are hyped up,
but there's a bit of Demonic Fog left—

Dr. Roman:
You guys might hinder the phenomenon called Correction of the Era by being there. Yeah, who knows what might happen?

Dr. Roman:
Isn't it time for us to go back?
Can I prepare for Rayshift?

Jekyll:
...I'm sorry, but will you wait just a little?
There is a place I want to visit.

Jekyll:
You guys saw "me" once before, right? In this era, in this foggy city, seeking the Fourth Holy Grail.

Mash:
You mean, we saw you in your lifetime.
Yes, you did help us a lot.

Mash:
Do you remember?
About when you saved London with us—

Jekyll:
Sure, mostly.
Anyway, you know...

Jekyll:
...I want to see for myself.
This apartment where I supposedly lived.

Jekyll:
If possible, I wish to talk to myself in my lifetime, too.

Dr. Roman:
Hmm, I get it. But, you should know that Mr. Jekyll may no longer be there.

Dr. Roman:
This era is being corrected. He may already have returned to the time he's supposed to live in.

Jekyll:
Even if so...
I still wish to visit. May I?

Mash:
If you could see him...
Would there be anything you should do?


Fujimaru 1:
Is that why you came to this era?


Fujimaru 2:
Face yourself, huh.


Jekyll:
Yes, I have something to tell him. That no matter what happens in the future, he can definitely overcome it.

Jekyll:
At least I overcame "Hyde" by killing myself.
So, I hope that I can just...

Jekyll:
...give my past self a piece of advice. It can even be something short like "Be brave and face yourself."

Jekyll:
I know it's merely self-satisfaction. Whatever I say will probably be erased in the Correction of the Era.

Jekyll:
And yet...
I wish to tell him...

Dr. Roman:
Well, if that's the case—
Hmm, Is it okay? Is something like this okay?

Dr. Roman:
Of course, it won't cause something like a time paradox, but Hmm. Hmm.

Fou:
Foou!!

Past Jekyll:
...So you came to me?

Past Jekyll:
I understand most of the situation.
At any rate, it's great to see you guys again like this.


Fujimaru 1:
Pleasure is ours.

Past Jekyll:
Saber and the Heroic Spirits...
are all gone. No, I am fully aware of that.


Fujimaru 2:
Oh, you rather seem different?

Past Jekyll:
You—think?


Mash:
Me, too, it's good to see you again,
Mr. Henry Jekyll.

Past Jekyll:
I'm glad to know you're doing great.
And, well, whom I see over there is my—

Jekyll:
"Your future self."
Just think that way for now.

Past Jekyll:
"I thought so."
I take it you understood the basic gist at a glance.

Jekyll:
In that case, I suppose you also know what I'm trying to do, Mr. Henry Jekyll?

Past Jekyll:
Surely.

Jekyll:
Haha—Then, can you die for me?

Mash:
!?

Fou:
Foou!!

Dr. Roman:
W-What!? What's going on there!?
He just jumped on Mr. Jekyll, didn't he!?

Mash:
He did, Doctor.
He...tried to murder himself from his lifetime!

Jekyll:
Haha...
That's right, I wish...

Hyde:
—No, you listen to me!

Hyde:
I wanna kill me, or "Jekyll"... Who's lived his goody-goody life from the day he was born!

Hyde:
Honesty, trust, goodwill!
I don't need that kind of crap!

Hyde:
You hear me?
I can't stand the fact that you exist!

Hyde:
I will kill you!
And I will be the complete "Hyde!"

Dr. Roman:
I'm positive he's an anti-hero!
Wait, he is, right? A-at any rate, we must stop him!

Past Jekyll:
Well, it's okay.
I've always wanted to fight seriously with him once.

Mash:
Mr. Jekyll?


Fujimaru 1:
You're reckless to battle a Heroic Spirit!


Fujimaru 2:
You want to kill yourself?


Past Jekyll:
I'm not losing my mind.
And, I'm not a powerless human failure of a mage, either.

Past Jekyll:
I am a "Heroic Spirit." I'm one of the lost Servants materialized from the remains of Demonic Fog.

Past Jekyll:
I was summoned after you returned to Chaldea, and the living Jekyll returned to his original era—that's the story.

Hyde:
What!?

Past Jekyll:
Somehow I had a feeling that a thing like this could happen—

Past Jekyll:
So I was waiting. Right in this room,
right after my living self returned to the original era.

Dr. Roman:
Two identical Heroic Spirits are in the same place!?
Could this really...happen?

Dr. Roman:
Wait a second. I see. Maybe his spirit "has completely separated personalities?"

Hyde:
Damn, damn, damn!
Shoot, I did all this for nothing!!

Hyde:
Finally!
I thought I could finally kill "Jekyll"!

Past Jekyll:
You should read Wells.
Though his books were published after we died.

Past Jekyll:
The rank system of Heroic Spirits may be something that transcends such a notion, but it's fine—

Past Jekyll:
Fujimaru, Mash.
Can you fight with him against me?

Mash:
What do you mean—

Past Jekyll:
If he's like that,
he could be dangerous to get along as your ally, right?

Past Jekyll:
So, I think I should make him learn his lesson now.
For the future.

Dr. Roman:
It makes sense!

Mash:
Doctor!

Hyde:
Fine. Fine, you bastard!
I'll be happy to play your game, even by myself!

Hyde:
Goddamnit—
I'm going to take all my pent-up anger out on you!!

Mash:
S-Senpai!
What are we going to do now...!?


Fujimaru 1:
Whatever happens happens!


Fujimaru 2:
We just do the best we can!


Mash:
Y-yes, Master!
Servant battle—commencing!

--BATTLE--:

Past Jekyll:
...Whew. Your combat power is as quite good as I expected. Well done.

Past Jekyll:
Well, I'll be going now.
I'm sure he learned what his limit was after all.

Past Jekyll:
Nothing will do you good to be overcome by "Hyde."
Don't forget your original purpose, "myself."

Past Jekyll:
Are you going to live a life that would shame Tatsumi?
Think a little, and you'd have figured that out.

Past Jekyll:
Mash, Fujimaru.
Give my regards to Saber and Fran if you see them.

Past Jekyll:
Good-bye—

Mash:
...Servant Jekyll is gone.

Dr. Roman:
We got the results of the observation.
It shows that his existence itself was unstable.

Dr. Roman:
The Demonic Fog remaining in London is not perfect, either, so it wasn't a proper summon or materialization.

Dr. Roman:
He would have disappeared by himself sometime soon anyway. So, um—

Hyde:
...Humph.

Jekyll:
That killed the mood.
I should probably leave it at that, too.

Jekyll:
That part of "me" looked happy when he disappeared.
What the hell was that "learning his limit."

Jekyll:
...Oh my.

Mash:
(Oh—)

Mash:
(Senpai. Compared to before, he seems...)


Fujimaru 1:
A bit more obedient.


Fujimaru 2:
Calmed down?


Mash:
(...Yes)

Jekyll:
I'll return to Chaldea.
Pardon me for getting you in trouble, Master.

Jekyll:
It's true I acknowledge that I am also "Hyde." but it wouldn't do any good if my thoughts become too hasty.

Jekyll:
...It will, ah, never allow me to achieve anything.

Jekyll:
Someday I will resume my battle to control "Hyde" myself. I'm truly sorry, Master, Mash.

Jekyll:
I should take no more detour and start correcting the world now.

Jekyll:
...I'll challenge myself to a rematch afterwards.