Campione!(カンピオーネ!) [Light Novel]

[bludvein]

Originally Posted by Ken Sanders

I think the blue light that Godou saw before he passed out is......

Spoiler for ......:

Liliana's flight spell.

I can't think of anything else.

It was pretty obvious that it was.

[rickiminato]

who is artio?

[teejmo]

Originally Posted by Phoenix221186

veretragna's brother is mention in vol 1 by the translator in the notes he is called cista ...

Unfortunately, it seems as if Cista was actually a goddess, and not a god, at least according to some books (like A History of Zoroastrianism: the early Period, by Mary Boyce). Unless the masked wind god is actually female, it seems like Cista may be ruled out.

[Phoenix221186]

lancelot was a girl .. maybe the king of the end is follow by women ?

[Feng Lengshun]

Originally Posted by rickiminato

who is artio?

A Campione! character.

[teejmo]

And everybody did believe that Lancelot was a male god for awhile - so I guess the author could do the same trick twice.

[Feng Lengshun]

Would overlap too much with F/sn I think. I seriously doubt it would come to that, it would be too hard to pull that off convincingly. For one, we've seen his face. If he somehow "actually have a female form," that would be the typical shitty harem antics and he better has a damn well good reason for it other than the usual "the harem must be fed".

Lancelot could have had the reason of a jab to Arthurian myths and the Japanese tendency of making historical characters a girl (*cough*Saber*cough*).

[bludvein]

Originally Posted by Feng Lengshun

Would overlap too much with F/sn I think. I seriously doubt it would come to that, it would be too hard to pull that off convincingly. For one, we've seen his face. If he somehow "actually have a female form," that would be the typical shitty harem antics and he better has a damn well good reason for it other than the usual "the harem must be fed".

Lancelot could have had the reason of a jab to Arthurian myths and the Japanese tendency of making historical characters a girl (*cough*Saber*cough*).

They were talking about the masked wind god, not the KotE.

[Feng Lengshun]

Well, that's fine I guess, though it would be extremely convinient for Godou to meet two [Steel] Goddesses which was said to be extremely rare and in such a short span of time too. What a great coincidence.

As long as she doesn't fall in love with Godou over typical harem-genre weak excuses, I am fine with it. Doesn't matter since they'll die sooner or later anyway.

[Phoenix221186]

a great hero being follow by girl ... doesn't sound wrong .. =/
we have to remember that the story can go anywhere since he is not actually using the Arthurian legend instead he just might be follow by female gods we got lancelot who was a girl and a god of steel , this wind god might pull something like that but what i found weird is that Donni mentioned veretraghna's brother =/

[Gore17]

Originally Posted by Feng Lengshun

Well, that's fine I guess, though it would be extremely convinient for Godou to meet two [Steel] Goddesses which was said to be extremely rare and in such a short span of time too. What a great coincidence.

As long as she doesn't fall in love with Godou over typical harem-genre weak excuses, I am fine with it. Doesn't matter since they'll die sooner or later anyway.

Interestingly, both would be followers of the KotE.

Guys a goddess magnet?

[Trung-t-rung]

Well, look like the Divine Sword of Salvation is a bit like a Gate Of Babylon rip-off.
Still, what about the storm God is actually Soosanoo ?

[belatkuro]

New update. Godou is up for a long interrogation from Liliana and Mariya here.
And from what was mentioned here, it seems this is the first time he used the Ram in months. So that means he didn't use it after his battle with Uldin? I would have thought that suicide dive that resulted in a double KO would leave both of them battered and bruised and would require the use of the Ram. Which means Godou recovered fast after that and didn't actually get injured much. Huh, well okay then.

[Gore17]

The Ram is only used if dealt a lethal blow and Godou's about to die, remember?

And it's been mentioned before that Campione's have accelerated healing as one of their lesser powers.

[Von Himmel]

Guys a goddess magnet?

Somehow I always see him as parallel of Godou even before he appeared in this volume He's a king that attracts other people to join his cause much like Godou eventhough he never regards them as allies from the looks of it

..uh so yeah, maybe the new god is indeed female lol. Then again the hint from Doni makes it seem like it's a he but then again who knows

oh and why is it that I seem to recall certain theory that the wind god is a celtic deity and use spear? I don't seem to recall any sort of discussion about that god (except in irc?) so this might just be my memory confusing me or something orz

[belatkuro]

Originally Posted by Gore17

The Ram is only used if dealt a lethal blow and Godou's about to die, remember?

And it's been mentioned before that Campione's have accelerated healing as one of their lesser powers.

So a fall from that height and speed isn't lethal?
Godou was injured at the shoulder and leg and was also poisoned. Even if Campiones have increased healing and durability, I doubt that it's enough to have him survive that.
In volume 11, a deep slash wound and a broken foot was enough for him to trigger the Ram after his second fight with Doni. If that fall with Uldin wasn't enough for him to use the Ram then I dunno what will.
Or maybe I'm just overthinking things

[bludvein]

Originally Posted by belatkuro

So a fall from that height and speed isn't lethal?
Godou was injured at the shoulder and leg and was also poisoned. Even if Campiones have increased healing and durability, I doubt that it's enough to have him survive that.
In volume 11, a deep slash wound and a broken foot was enough for him to trigger the Ram after his second fight with Doni. If that fall with Uldin wasn't enough for him to use the Ram then I dunno what will.
Or maybe I'm just overthinking things

I know its hard to believe, but that's totally survivable for them even without a resurrection authority. After all, Uldin was just fine and he suffered the same thing. All the poison did was temporarily inhibit his movement. He would have healed that easily while he was unconscious.

He can only use the ram if he dies. Its not just a convenient heal, he has to literally die to use it. The slash caused by Doni couldn't heal because of an effect of Doni's authority, so Godou eventually died.

[kazzuya13]

Say guys it did say that any god who possessed a "traveling" trait can travel in time. In that sense does Verethragna count as well because he also has that trait because of the [Wind] authority.

[black prince]

Originally Posted by kazzuya13

Say guys it did say that any god who possessed a "traveling" trait can travel in time. In that sense does Verethragna count as well because he also has that trait because of the [Wind] authority.

that's true. it even can go from Netherworld to human word but it only activated when someone godou knew is in danger

[belatkuro]

Originally Posted by bludvein

I know its hard to believe, but that's totally survivable for them even without a resurrection authority. After all, Uldin was just fine and he suffered the same thing. All the poison did was temporarily inhibit his movement. He would have healed that easily while he was unconscious.

He can only use the ram if he dies. Its not just a convenient heal, he has to literally die to use it. The slash caused by Doni couldn't heal because of an effect of Doni's authority, so Godou eventually died.

I wouldn't put it past Uldin to have a resurrection authority on his own as he was pretty lively when they were returning.

That fall is definitely lethal. They both ended up with broken bones and bruises and I doubt the natural healing of Campiones can heal those in just a few hours after they were found.

Spoiler for vol14 epilogue:

The two Devil Kings had crash landed several hours earlier.

Crashing down in the plain somewhere, the pterosaur had slid along the ground like a aeroplane. After that, the Campiones were tossed off with countless cuts and bruises as well as broken bones all over their bodies.

But Godou can still activate the Ram before dying in that moment so I'm wondering why it was said that he hasn't used the Ram up until his fight with Artos.

And no, that slash wound doesn't have Doni's authority effect anymore as Godou sealed that the instant he was slashed. The Camel stopped the bleeding of the wound so there definitely wasn't any effect.

Spoiler for Vol11 ch7:

Godou's body swayed and he nearly fell on his knees. He was only able to endure thanks to a Campione's resilient body and an athlete's unrelenting spirit. Salvatore Doni was truly terrifying. Without using anything more than a sword of ordinary sharpness, he had sliced through bones that were harder than iron.

Furthermore, he had not relied on his authority--
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On the other hand, Godou seemed to be frowning from the pain of the sword injury.

However, the bleeding had already stopped. Apparently, his healing powers were even stronger than usual. This was probably one of the abilities of the [Camel], in addition to conferring beast-like combat ability and exceptional kicking power. His body also seemed lighter and more agile.

And he still used the Ram after his fight with Doni. So if those wounds had him use it, why shouldn't that crash landing too?

Again, maybe I'm just overthinking things. I'll drop this subject I guess and get back to watching anime.