It was my Levin Sword that was in the pool, the one that shoots lightning. It would be plausible that me having that is a reason, since no one else has a weapon quite as unique as that.
[ thinking about this ] I looked at the levin sword while Tsumugi held it. I haven't looked at the bodies, but it appears as though someone physically used the sword on a person. The sword itself is meant to be used for magic attacks only.
Based on only seeing the sword, yes. They very well may have used the magic of the sword as part of their attack, but the also used the sword to physically stab their target, as I saw damage typical to swords having to go through bone.
The levin sword is different from a normal sword, as it draws power from the magic inherit within the user to attack, rather than your own physical strength. Any person trained in swords may be able to use it, but if they don't have much magic within them, the sword won't be as powerful.
--Perhaps, yes. I never trained much with magic, but I still saw it used enough times that I can tell the difference between a Thunder and a Thoron tome.
[ And ok, once they're there, Owain is quick to look over the remains. It's not's that hard to tell which of the bodies were killed by the Levin Sword. Owain proceeds to ignore the remains of Iwai and Inaba, instead focusing on Shirou.
He's taking a look at the lightning damage to his back. How extensive is it? The Levin Sword draws power from the magic of the user, with the more magic the user having, the more powerful the lightning will be, so he's trying to tell how magically inclined the user of the sword was. Is the lightning damage extensive or is it rather small?
Additionally, he's looking at the sword wounds in Shirou's front. Are they consistent with being stabbed by the Levin Sword? Or could it be any sword that was used? ]
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[ taking a deep breath ]
I believe they're trying to frame me.
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There is the third monster we don't know yet. You're worried they're trying to frame you... do you know why?
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It was my Levin Sword that was in the pool, the one that shoots lightning. It would be plausible that me having that is a reason, since no one else has a weapon quite as unique as that.
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[she frowns.]
And you didn't hide your sword.
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[she places a hand on his arm]
I'll do what I can. But you need to have something stronger. I believe you're innocent.
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[ thinking about this ] I looked at the levin sword while Tsumugi held it. I haven't looked at the bodies, but it appears as though someone physically used the sword on a person. The sword itself is meant to be used for magic attacks only.
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[owain that was exactly what she was asking for]
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The levin sword is different from a normal sword, as it draws power from the magic inherit within the user to attack, rather than your own physical strength. Any person trained in swords may be able to use it, but if they don't have much magic within them, the sword won't be as powerful.
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He's taking a look at the lightning damage to his back. How extensive is it? The Levin Sword draws power from the magic of the user, with the more magic the user having, the more powerful the lightning will be, so he's trying to tell how magically inclined the user of the sword was. Is the lightning damage extensive or is it rather small?
Additionally, he's looking at the sword wounds in Shirou's front. Are they consistent with being stabbed by the Levin Sword? Or could it be any sword that was used? ]
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As for the sword wounds...they are consistent with the Levin sword. There's even some lightning damage in the wounds themselves.]
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And the sword was definitely used to stab Shirou, and it seems that they even activated the sword while stabbing him.