Simultaneous travel: Except for me, all the second dimension wives

Both Jeanne Alter and Jeanne d'Arc Saint thought King Arthur's suggestion was excellent.

After all, if the Holy Grail truly grants Romon's wish to remain on Earth forever...

Then they will be able to stay with Romon, who is the Lord, forever.

This is clearly the kind of life they desperately desire.

At that moment, Artoria spoke to King Arthur: "It is impossible for me to cooperate with you and make a wish on the Holy Grail to make Britain the vision of our dreams, because the Britain we recognize is completely different."

"For example, right now, I feel that Britain, which I rule, is very good. Not only is the whole country under my rule, but all the people living in Britain also feel the glory of the eternal king."

"Everyone has clothes to wear and enough to eat."

"It can be said that all the British people under my rule are obedient subjects. Even if some fools dare to jump out and say that I am a dictator, I will raise my fists in an attacking gesture and beat them to death."

"Furthermore, the people of this country themselves yearn to be ruled by me. It can be said that the entire nation has pledged its loyalty to me."

"And naturally, I love this country too!"

As Artoria finished speaking with her arms outstretched and head held high, the villagers erupted in cheers and shouts of adoration: "Eternal King, we love you!"

"You provided us with an endless supply of food, those magical fruit trees that grow bread, and the milk and honey flowing in the river!!"

"loyalty!"

"The debt of gratitude to the Eternal King can never be repaid!"

"The Eternal King is like the sun, forever hanging in the sky. I truly hope His reign will never end!!"

"We have always been obedient subjects, and it is such a blessing to be an obedient subject of the Eternal King!!"

The cheers and voices of reverence from the villagers resounded.

When King Arthur heard the villagers' voices, he was completely stunned. You see, in the Britain that she ruled, the villagers, though they revered her, would not have loved her so much, nor would they have uttered words of devotion to her eternal rule.

In Britain, where King Arthur lived, she was also called a king who did not understand people's hearts by some people, and in the later years of her reign, rebellions occurred frequently.

That's why she wanted to participate in the Holy Grail War, make a wish upon the Holy Grail, and change history, making it the fact that King Arthur never drew the Sword of Chosen, never became king, and never became the ruler of Britain.

But now it seems that the Artoria of this world is completely different from her King Arthur.

This world's Artoria understands human nature, and it's not just that simple. Moreover, she is far more powerful than anyone else, able to make fruit trees bearing bread grow from the ground, and even make rivers flow with milk and honey.

It's simply unbelievable, like something out of a myth, a feat only the gods of the Age of Gods could accomplish!

At that moment, King Arthur realized the difference between her and Artoria.

However, at this very moment, Artoria was still recounting and describing a fact:
She herself wanted to rule this land of Britain forever.

Therefore, it is impossible to distort history and change the fact that she did not become the Queen of Britain, and she would not accept such a thing.

In addition, Artoria did something that shocked King Arthur: she leaped into Romon's arms and gave him a slap on the face.

He then turned to King Arthur and said, "Of course, I have another reason why I must continue to rule this land, after all, I still have a king to support!"

Upon hearing this, and seeing Artoria holding Romon in her arms and stamping his seal, King Arthur's beautiful face revealed a deep expression of shock.

She never imagined that she would be such an outcast in this world.

Not only did she reveal her female identity after becoming a queen, but she even married a king.

This is utterly shameless; they completely disregard Queen Guinevere... (End of Chapter)