Quite a few star pieces slipped through the magical petals and landed on Earth, although scattering during their fall.
The smallest fragment slipped east, in Washington D.C’s direction, falling where the Anacostia River meets the Potomac River.
The impact of the fragment falling in the center of a 1 km wide river instantly sent its water flying and was felt in the White House as an earthquake accompanied by heavy rain.
Another fragment pierced the ground of Yellowstone National Park, almost giving some geologists a heart attack by temporarily exciting the dormant magma.
Another fragment flew far west, crossing the Pacific Ocean and falling on Japanese maritime territory.
The fragment’s uncontrollable magical energy generated heat, instantly evaporating a large volume of water on the oceanic surface.
The kilometers-tall splash and evaporation pillar was witnessed from the nearby coast and ships, generating online speculation about an underwater volcanic eruption, a long-ranged missile landing, or an alien invasion.
Another fragment fell on Russian land, raising an alert for an attack from another nation, which left the whole world in a tense state.
But it was the second large fragment that caused the biggest worldwide impact.
The fragment flew north preserving all of its tremendous magical energy, making the impact of its fall to physically obliterate its surroundings.
It didn’t cause visible geographical changes, but its mental shock on humanity was large.
As the observation satellites suddenly showed that 12% of the Arctic ice caps vanished from one footage clip to the next. Had this happened to Antarctica’s ice, it would have had a tangible effect on Earth’s oceanic levels.
Eventually, it was discovered that the fallen fragments were pieces of space debris, artificial satellite parts, leading to rumors that a space station fell off or that something caused all satellites around Earth to drop, but that was only many hours after the fact.


Fate/Strange Fake: Volume 7, Chapter 21: "Beings Shaped in Man's Image"