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

After a moment of profound shock, King Arthur's beautiful face hardened into a serious expression as he addressed his counterpart in this world—Artoria:

"What do you take Queen Guinevere for?!"

“Guinevere, of course, is one of my queen consorts!”

Artoria's tone was full of self-righteousness.

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King Arthur was deeply shocked upon hearing this: "You're letting your husband have a harem? Are you crazy?!"

"Know that you are the king of this land of Britain, and all living things on this earth must obey your royal commands."

"And now you're actively building a harem for your king consort, even offering your own harem member, Gneville, to him!!"

"Are you perhaps under some kind of hypnotic spell?!"

In King Arthur's view, only his own self in this world, under some kind of hypnotic spell, would be so devoted to Romon.

Otherwise, it wouldn't make sense. He's clearly a king, yet he has to live such a humble life.

Meanwhile, Joan of Arc and Jeanne Alter, who were standing nearby, heard King Arthur's words and showed their dissatisfaction, speaking up to refute him.

Jeanne Alter: "What nonsense are you talking about? It is her honor that the Eternal Queen Artoria can serve the Lord. Besides, on this land of Britain, it is not the kings who rule everything, but the gods."

"In fact, that Lord can enjoy everything on this earth if he so desires!"

Jeanne d'Arc nodded in agreement, saying, "My half-black Jeanne is right. The Lord himself is entitled to enjoy all the beauty of the world. Artoria's decision to let the Lord build a harem on this land is a gift from the Lord to Artoria."

In the words of both Joan of Arc and Jeanne Alter, the Lord, namely Romon, is regarded as the supreme ruler of all things.

The supreme God.

They genuinely believe this.

However, after hearing the words of Joan of Arc and Jeanne Alter, King Arthur felt that his worldview had been completely shattered.

She never imagined that on this land, it wasn't just her from another world who was going mad, but also two others with the exact same face as her, the French Joan of Arc.

These women were all acting like madmen, agreeing that it was reasonable for Xu Che to have a harem on this land.

Outrageous!

It's absolutely outrageous that a mother would open the door for someone so outrageous! It's ridiculously absurd!

At that moment, King Arthur suddenly realized a crucial and important point:
She possesses the bloodline of a red dragon and has an A-level resistance to magic.

Unsurprisingly, Artoria, the eternal queen of this world, also possesses an A-rank magic resistance.

In other words, ordinary hypnotic magic is useless against the Eternal Queen Artoria.

Therefore, the being who placed the hypnotic spell or curse on Artoria must have been a Grand Magus at the pinnacle of this era. And so, at that moment, an existence appeared in King Arthur's mind.

Mary.

A being who once taught her unparalleled swordsmanship and also possessed extremely powerful flower magic.

If it's this half-nightmare causing trouble, it might actually be able to hypnotize Artoria in this world.

Make her submit to this stranger, Romon, and offer him her loyalty and a harem.

No, perhaps it wasn't just the Eternal Queen Artoria who, after being hypnotized, pledged her loyalty to Romon.

The Knights of the Round Table may very well have been hypnotized and pledged their loyalty to the Romon!
King Arthur felt a heavy weight in his heart as he thought about these things.

At that moment, Artoria herself spoke up: "You don't suspect that Merry hypnotized me, do you?!"

King Arthur was startled when he heard this, not expecting that his thoughts had been guessed by another version of himself.

Seeing the change in King Arthur's expression, Artoria couldn't help but say, "It's not normal that I guessed what you were thinking, after all, in a way, I am another version of you."

"So what I'm telling you here is that Meryl didn't hypnotize me."

"After all, Meryl, that half-nightmare, is still fast asleep."

Sleeping in a semi-nightmare?!

King Arthur found this absurd.

Seeing King Arthur's incredulous expression through his ears, he smiled faintly and waved his arm. In an instant, the image of Meryl, with her dark eyes and fast asleep, came into King Arthur's view.

King Arthur was shocked to see Meryl like this, unable to believe that she was actually asleep.

Moreover, it was sleeping in an extremely strange posture, as if it had been broken.

What exactly is going on with Meryl now?!
So at that moment, Meryl, still asleep, spoke:

"Hehehe... Stop messing with me, or I'll break, hehehe..."

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Upon hearing this, King Arthur immediately set his sights on the high and mighty Romon.

At that moment, he realized that not only Guinevere had become part of Romon's harem, but even a half-nightmare like Meryl had not been spared by Romon.

As expected, Mary was probably knocked unconscious by Romon with the stick.

After thinking about this, King Arthur squeezed her legs together, instinctively feeling a sense of danger.

She felt that if she stayed in this place any longer, she might very well become like Artoria, the Eternal Queen, and like Jeanne d'Arc Alter and Jeanne d'Arc the Young Girl, hypnotized by Romon and ultimately offering her loyalty to him. (End of Chapter)