“I knew it. The closest thing to this place is probably a Reality Marble. . . . But still . . . No, I doubt anyone but the professor could put it into words well. And I only saw it before; it’s not like we covered it in class.”
“Saw what?”
“I’ve seen something like this once before, in Wales. That was in a cemetery . . . but if that was ‘a ward-world that recreates the past,’ this must be ‘a ward-world that recreates the present.’”
“. . . In Wales? Don’t tell me you mean the Blackmore Cemetery, founded by a clan with strong ties to Dead Apostles? A priest I know and a nun I never got along with nearly died in some trouble over there . . . but I never figured you’d be mixed up with that place too.”
Hansa sounded surprised. For some reason, Flat’s eyes shone with delight.
“Oh, you know about that! Yes, this world inside the ward is like a massive stage set made to be a whole fake city. . . . You see that as a setting in games sometimes. I think there was a Jim Carrey movie like that too.”
“I’m pretty sure that was a city set built from the ground up, not a reproduction. . . . That last scene was great, though. It was a good movie.”
“Wasn’t it?! I want to teach my liquid mercury Mystic Code friend the greeting from it next time I see her!”
“Save that talk for later. You won’t be able to see that Mystic Code again if we don’t get out of this world first.”
“Ah. S-Sorry. . . .”

Fate/Strange Fake: Volume 6, Chapter 18 ("As Dream and Reality are Both Illusion I")