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[[WMG: The Items are in fact [[LyricalNanoha Lost Logia]]]]
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[[WMG: The Items are in fact [[LyricalNanoha [[Franchise/LyricalNanoha Lost Logia]]]]
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By passing the trial of the Holder of Wisdom, you get to know you'll die a horrible death at the hands of someone. You get all the details of both your death and your murderer. Considering that almost every involves a chance of getting a FateWorseThanDeath, and some tests are [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption guaranteed to kill you]], getting your death predicted with 100% accuracy at least guarantee that you will never get stuck with a FateWorseThanDeath. It still could turn that one of the Holders is your murderer, which would make for a really awkward moment once you face him/her/it.
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By passing the trial of the Holder of Wisdom, you get to know you'll die a horrible death at the hands of someone. You get all the details of both your death and your murderer. Considering that almost every involves a chance of getting a FateWorseThanDeath, and some tests are [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption guaranteed to kill you]], getting your death predicted with 100% accuracy at least guarantee that you will never get stuck with a FateWorseThanDeath. It still could turn that one of the Holders is your murderer, which would make for a really awkward moment once you face him/her/it.him/her/it.
[[WMG: Getting all of the objects won't actually bring the end of the world. Rather, the seeker will become a god.]]
[[WMG: Getting all of the objects won't actually bring the end of the world. Rather, the seeker will become a god.]]
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Any brief perusal of the Holders' trials reveals just how utterly impossible they seem to pass. Anyone who attempts them risks undergoing any number of [[FateWorseThanDeath fates worse than death]], and the rewards are minimal (and sometimes are themselves [[FateWorseThanDeath fates worse than death]]). So why would anyone ever want to go about getting just ''one'' of the Objects, let alone all 538 of them? That's what a certain knowledgeable person (or persons) with an interest in acquiring some (or even all) of them asked. So a clever plan was made: why go through the trouble of attaining the Objects, when you can just have some other idiot get them for you? Concisely written instructions on how to acquire each Object have been written and distributed on the internet, with the sole purpose of tempting budding Seekers to set out after them. Then, it's just a matter of finding the Seeker and taking whatever Objects he has, by any means necessary. Mind you, it's not very easy either, but ''much'' safer than undergoing the trials.
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Any brief perusal of the Holders' trials reveals just how utterly impossible they seem to pass. Anyone who attempts them risks undergoing any number of [[FateWorseThanDeath fates worse than death]], and the rewards are minimal (and sometimes are themselves [[FateWorseThanDeath fates worse than death]]). So why would anyone ever want to go about getting just ''one'' of the Objects, let alone all 538 of them? That's what a certain knowledgeable person (or persons) with an interest in acquiring some (or even all) of them asked. So a clever plan was made: why go through the trouble of attaining the Objects, when you can just have some other idiot get them for you? Concisely written instructions on how to acquire each Object have been written and distributed on the internet, with the sole purpose of tempting budding Seekers to set out after them. Then, it's just a matter of finding the Seeker and taking whatever Objects he has, by any means necessary. Mind you, it's not very easy either, but ''much'' safer than undergoing the trials.trials.
[[WMG: The Holder of Wisdom is actually one of the most compassionate ones.]]
By passing the trial of the Holder of Wisdom, you get to know you'll die a horrible death at the hands of someone. You get all the details of both your death and your murderer. Considering that almost every involves a chance of getting a FateWorseThanDeath, and some tests are [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption guaranteed to kill you]], getting your death predicted with 100% accuracy at least guarantee that you will never get stuck with a FateWorseThanDeath. It still could turn that one of the Holders is your murderer, which would make for a really awkward moment once you face him/her/it.
[[WMG: The Holder of Wisdom is actually one of the most compassionate ones.]]
By passing the trial of the Holder of Wisdom, you get to know you'll die a horrible death at the hands of someone. You get all the details of both your death and your murderer. Considering that almost every involves a chance of getting a FateWorseThanDeath, and some tests are [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption guaranteed to kill you]], getting your death predicted with 100% accuracy at least guarantee that you will never get stuck with a FateWorseThanDeath. It still could turn that one of the Holders is your murderer, which would make for a really awkward moment once you face him/her/it.
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* I saw that part as the receptionist unintentionally willing the button into existence and changing the requirements for obtaining the Object, since she mentions not noticing it was there until after she started thinking it might be nice if fewer people entered the door since "it must be getting crowded in there by now".
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[[WMG: The receptionist in [[http://www.theholders.org/?The_Holder_of_Denial Denial]] is actually the LuckBasedMission/OnlyTheWorthyMayPass part of the trial.]]
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[[WMG: The receptionist in [[http://www.theholders.org/?The_Holder_of_Denial Denial]] is actually the LuckBasedMission/OnlyTheWorthyMayPass LuckBasedMission / OnlyTheWorthyMayPass part of the trial.]]
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[[WMG: The receptionist in [[http://www.theholders.org/?The_Holder_of_Denial Denial]] is actually the LuckBasedMission/OnlyTheWorthyMayPass part of the trial.]]
Almost every Holder has a part where some people instantly fail for some reason. Maybe this is why the Holder of Denial's name is... well, [[ShapedLikeItself the Holder of Denial]], since you have to deliberately [[GuideDangIt not follow a certain instruction]]. The button has to be there for ''some'' reason.
Almost every Holder has a part where some people instantly fail for some reason. Maybe this is why the Holder of Denial's name is... well, [[ShapedLikeItself the Holder of Denial]], since you have to deliberately [[GuideDangIt not follow a certain instruction]]. The button has to be there for ''some'' reason.
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Any brief perusal of the Holders' trials reveals just how utterly impossible they seem to pass. Anyone who attempts them risks undergoing any number of [[FateWorseThanDeath fates worse than death]], and the rewards are minimal (and sometimes are themselves [[FateWorseThanDeath fates worse than death]]). So why would anyone ever want to go about getting just ''one'' of the Objects, let alone all 538 of them? That's what a certain knowledgeable person (or persons) with an interest in acquiring some (or even all) of them asked. So a clever plan was made: why go through the trouble of attaining the Objects, when you can just have some other idiot get them for you? Concisely written instructions on how to acquire each Object have been written and distributed on the internet, with the sole purpose of tempting budding Seekers to set out after them. Then, it's just a matter of finding the Seeker and taking whatever Objects he has, by any means necessary. Mind you, it's not very easy either, but ''much'' safer than undergoing the trials.
[[WMG: Its all a prophcy or a vission of the future.]]
A man or women with foresight saw the seakers and wittnessed the objects coming together and ending the world in a vission, powerless to stop it he/she wrote about the horrors one would witness if one where to search for the items and made shure people could read it in an attempt to scare them away from the finding the holders, saddly due to human nature this back fired and people wanted to seek them out even more ..thus the objects come together ending the world in the way he/she forsaw, thus by trying to stop it he/she brought it about.
[[WMG: Its all a prophcy or a vission of the future.]]
A man or women with foresight saw the seakers and wittnessed the objects coming together and ending the world in a vission, powerless to stop it he/she wrote about the horrors one would witness if one where to search for the items and made shure people could read it in an attempt to scare them away from the finding the holders, saddly due to human nature this back fired and people wanted to seek them out even more ..thus the objects come together ending the world in the way he/she forsaw, thus by trying to stop it he/she brought it about.
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Any brief perusal of the Holders' trials reveals just how utterly impossible they seem to pass. Anyone who attempts them risks undergoing any number of [[FateWorseThanDeath fates worse than death]], and the rewards are minimal (and sometimes are themselves [[FateWorseThanDeath fates worse than death]]). So why would anyone ever want to go about getting just ''one'' of the Objects, let alone all 538 of them? That's what a certain knowledgeable person (or persons) with an interest in acquiring some (or even all) of them asked. So a clever plan was made: why go through the trouble of attaining the Objects, when you can just have some other idiot get them for you? Concisely written instructions on how to acquire each Object have been written and distributed on the internet, with the sole purpose of tempting budding Seekers to set out after them. Then, it's just a matter of finding the Seeker and taking whatever Objects he has, by any means necessary. Mind you, it's not very easy either, but ''much'' safer than undergoing the trials.
[[WMG: Its all a prophcy or a vission of the future.]]
A man or women with foresight saw the seakers and wittnessed the objects coming together and ending the world in a vission, powerless to stop it he/she wrote about the horrors one would witness if one where to search for the items and made shure people could read it in an attempt to scare them away from the finding the holders, saddly due to human nature this back fired and people wanted to seek them out even more ..thus the objects come together ending the world in the way he/she forsaw, thus by trying to stop it he/she brought it about.trials.
[[WMG: Its all a prophcy or a vission of the future.]]
A man or women with foresight saw the seakers and wittnessed the objects coming together and ending the world in a vission, powerless to stop it he/she wrote about the horrors one would witness if one where to search for the items and made shure people could read it in an attempt to scare them away from the finding the holders, saddly due to human nature this back fired and people wanted to seek them out even more ..thus the objects come together ending the world in the way he/she forsaw, thus by trying to stop it he/she brought it about.
