Then, I see a blade of true beauty. Shinji creates [Something] that my mind can barely even begin to comprehend. The beauty of this sword cannot be put into words alone. I can feel myself naturally being drawn to the blade, but at the same time, I know I am to be rejected by it. I cannot even comprehend the true beauty of this all-powerful sword of ultimate golden energy. It is unlike when I saw Saber's sword and found myself unable to truly comprehend the structure of the sword due to my own limitations, and though Excalibur was a truly magnificently beautiful weapon, Looking upon this blade makes me unable to even think of anything else. Even if it would reject me, I find myself longing to reproduce the blade. Yet over and over again I find myself unable to do anything except admire the blade. I find it rather unfair, in a way. For Shinji to be able to forge such a sword without even understanding the true relevance behind the beauty of what he just created, simply wielding it like it was nothing but a tool and then allowing it to dissipate into nothingness entirely.

Part 14