Simulate the universe, starting with speedrunning Greek.

However—not to mention that the opponent's power has not yet been fully explored, the one that Sajou Ayaka wants to summon is not the little girl with the same name as the British Red Dragon, but another mature individual.

Using the various connections between the two generations of Paradise Fairies, as well as their similar magic and appearance, she deliberately confused their identities and spirit origins. Just as the alien god forged Muramasa, she poured unknown and strange things into the spirit origin named Muramasa. The Root Princess set her sights on the Rain Witch, the savior of the first generation of fairies.

The main body of the Spirit Origin is the savior Toneriko. For the sake of strength, she directly descended in the form of the fairy queen Morgan, who is like the king of the Lostbelt. In order to obtain the Grand rank, she disguised herself and summoned and fused with a part of Artoria Caster's Spirit Origin.

Only Ayaka Sajo could accomplish something like this (a miracle).

There is a crucial reason for summoning Morgan le Fay instead of Artoria Caster, and that is...

The former is the one that is related to the night.

Another translation of Toneriko, the Rain Witch, is...

……

...That's a very old name.

It's a name I haven't used in a long time. In ancient mythology, she was called Ash, a fairy transformed from the World Tree who ruled over humanity and was the common queen of mankind.

The world of Type-Moon has many heroic spirits whose settings differ from the original mythology, and some are even Frankenstein's monsters.

The Ash in this world, obviously due to its many connections with the World Tree, the Norse pantheon, and its name, has a history of automatically taking over the position of the Ash needed in this world.

No additional Heroic Spirit named Ash appeared in the Norse universe of the Type-Moon world.

Instead, a certain 'paradise fairy' with a deep connection in appearance, physique, and other aspects, unexpectedly gained another life.

Just as Morgan in pan-human history can be both a fairy and a human.

That was a story from a time before King Aather, before the legends of Britain, when she was born as a 'human being'.

However, because there was no night, Ash, who was the true one connected to the World Tree in the previous generation, obviously did not get what he wanted. He could not walk with his master as he wished, and he could not overcome the psychological barrier, leaving behind a permanent regret.

She seemed to have been 'abandoned'.

Even though this fact was so despairing, she couldn't bring herself to hate anyone. As someone who was like a daughter to her, she felt she had no right to hate the other person.

Because of her identity and memories, she doesn't know how to get along with the Creator. If she were to change her identity, or even change her pantheon, would she be qualified to pursue what she desires in her heart?

After that, the nightmares and thoughts that had plagued her for over a hundred years finally led her to make the decision to reincarnate and continue searching for the figure of a man who had disappeared into that mythical world.

The timeline of his chosen reincarnation coincides with the period after the disappearance of the dragon-slaying hero, the decline of Norse mythology, and the beginning of the late Age of Gods—the time when the myth of King Arthur began.

There, she began the second tragic chapter of her life.

Chapter Fifty-Four: The Rain Witch Toneriko, but she has another name too.

If we were to say that she, as a former queen, had no regrets in her life except for that one incident, then she would say that she had no regrets at all!

With overwhelming magical power, she could even suppress the god Loki. A queen who possessed both beauty and wisdom and was deeply loved by her people, her life was somewhat uneventful except for never having a partner. Ultimately, she had only one regret.

But life was different the second time.

In the broader history of humankind, as the destined holder of the power of Britain, a born queen, she was tricked into having her country and people stolen by the sister of the artificial red dragon, becoming the background and villain in the legend of King Arthur.

Still in the Lostbelt, he saves the world time and time again, only to be abandoned and betrayed by the very fairies he saves at the last moment, again and again...

Like a curse, every effort is in vain.

When they need you, they call you a savior; when they don't need you, they immediately demote you to a witch, banish you, and condemn you on trumped-up charges.

After all—that's what fairies are.

Reckless, selfish, and never considering the bigger picture, they are willing to destroy the world or even destroy themselves for their own selfish gain.

Even if the savior keeps helping and saving them, he will also keep hindering them and betraying the most foolish and disgusting creature in the world who is the only savior who can save them.

This is an epic built on the fire of betrayal. Countless times—dreaming of returning to Northern Europe, as if seeing another version of myself in my past memories, the little witch has always hoped—even in such a difficult journey of salvation, if only I could meet 'you' in the Land of Rain.

however--

however……

This journey seemed to have no end.

Betrayal was always waiting for her. She had to bear everything alone until Ash became Morgan, and the savior became the queen who ruled the fairy kingdom with absolute violence. Even so, she never gave up on Britain.

That heart that was gentle to everyone gradually became like a hedgehog, filled with defensiveness towards its surroundings, no longer trusting anyone. But—even to the weak vampire who had once given her trust, she was still willing to save the other person and give them happiness, time and time again, even at the cost of her own ideals.

Deep within that heart, which has endured so much and is covered in wounds, lies an unchanging tenderness. Even towards the fairies she hates most and who have inflicted countless tragic experiences upon her, she grants them the right to happiness and a prosperous life.

Although she was a princess, she was once a girl who loved to run and adventure in the fields. But somehow, she has become the serious and unsmiling girl she is now.

The dreams I often had as a child, that peaceful and gentle story, that other Nordic homeland deep in my memory, have left no trace in this world, as if they never existed.

If it is said that when children suffer grievances outside, they will want to go home and cry to their parents, then "Chan" (梣) also had a home, and also had someone to cry to, someone they admired as a father, friend, or teacher.

But I don't know when it disappeared...

In this second hometown, even the last remaining wish to protect the small plot of land where he could survive could not be fulfilled.

'So, I've given up hope for the fairies.'

No one will repay you, no one will praise you, and no one will share your happiness.

Just like the fairy knight from the future—the little girl with Galahad's spirit origin sadly asked her, 'Aren't there any fairies who want to help you?'

Her tearful smile and reply, "Yes, not a single one. That's why it turned out this way," were words from a woman's voice.

The ultimate fate of 'Ash' is the loss of Lentinion, and the departure of all her companions.

Why, why, why… I had already cried my heart out, I had already forgotten that there was anyone I could rely on, I had already resolved to be independent and strong! I would no longer trust anyone!

Fairies are not to be trusted, and for this world, fairies are all 'life,' and life is not to be trusted.

However, when she was in the Lostbelt, she felt the presence of a 'home' that she had almost thought did not exist. She felt the existence of the 'family' that she had almost thought did not exist, which was actually just a figment of her imagination. Even though she was not in the Hall of Heroes, with her power, it was absolutely impossible for her to be summoned there to resist, let alone allow others to use such despicable magic to apply such strange modifications to her spirit origin.

however……

Even Morgan herself didn't know why she didn't stop it, and then, both consciously and physically, she left Britain, which was incredibly important to her and was the only Britain she had left.

"Your Majesty?!?!?!" When Morgan disappeared from the throne, the fairies below the throne in the British Lostbelt panicked!

The scribe hurriedly and angrily suppressed the commotion that had erupted in the hall beneath the throne, with people even beginning to wonder if the clan chiefs could still maintain order now that Queen Morgan was missing. Should they switch allegiance to avoid being targeted and purged by the rebels or other clan chiefs with ulterior motives in Camelot?

Her Majesty the Queen is missing! Who will rule and suppress Britain?

Or should we just run away?

What happened to Morgan? She just disappeared like that? What are we supposed to do?

At this moment, the shameless so-called upper elves of Camelot openly plotted to either 'betray Morgan' or not. They even complained about their former ruler, Her Majesty the Queen, fully demonstrating their opportunistic nature.

Bang! At this moment, the fairy knight Gao Wenqing (Bagust) stepped forward, his greatsword (horn) plunging directly into the ground. His powerful aura and cold gaze immediately silenced the upper-class fairies, intimidating all of them.

Although Bagst didn't say anything, the fairies already understood what he meant.

Only then did the fairies realize that although the Queen was gone, the fairy knights were still there.

As long as the powerful fairy knights are still around, no one will dare to cause trouble.

This was not only a deterrent to the rebel forces, but also a deterrent to them, but—these fairies didn't seem to care about it as much at the moment.

As long as it is confirmed that Camelot will not fall and the Fairy Knights can maintain their rule, they will remain noble high-ranking fairies.

If given a choice, they naturally wouldn't want to bow down to the country bumpkins they used to look down on, or to those fairies outside Camelot. As long as their lives are safe and secure, they would certainly prefer to continue being nobles!

Chapter 55 Flash: I'm here to start a raid, no freeloaders allowed!

Although the queen who had been protecting them had disappeared, none of these 'nobles' who had received many favors from Morgan cared about Morgan's safety. Instead, they all behaved worse than the last.

At the same time, on the other side——

After a long stretch of white light, traversing the distance between distant worlds—a moment that felt like a glance back, yet also like an eternity—Morgan finally arrived on the land of another world, setting foot on that soil.

Morgan, who descended with the air of a queen, parted her lips slightly in a complex voice, her heart trembling—Finally... am I going to see that person?

Morgan: "Servant—Saber—real name, Morgan Le..."

Morgan was caught off guard before he could finish saying the last word of his real name, because he saw something that made him pause.

Could it really be that person?

The face and scent were familiar, but she looked completely different now. He wondered if she would even recognize him.

When he actually saw the other person, all the anger and hatred seemed to disappear completely, leaving only the grievances and bitterness that had been unspoken for thousands of years. At this moment, he slightly opened his mouth, but his lips trembled as if he wanted to say something but couldn't. After glancing at the figure with complicated eyes, Morgan pretended to be nonchalant and continued to introduce his real name.

...Queen Morgan le Fay from the Fairy Kingdom; and only after her expression returned to calm, and she looked around, did she realize that there were many auras, and there was more than one aura that made her feel heavy and troubled.

Morgan's gaze was fixed on Tiamat and his Master—the little girl.

Meanwhile, everyone present, except for Ye, who was very familiar with Morgan's look, and Ai, who was mentally prepared, were stunned.

Morgan? How could it be Morgan?

That legendary enchantress from King Arthur's tales? Even if this witch were to descend, shouldn't the Caster class be the most suitable? How could she be Saber?

……

...As Servants were summoned one after another, the participants in the Holy Grail War all knew that the war was about to begin.

The Masters began their journey from various locations towards Tokyo, the land of cherry blossoms.

For the first time ever, the three main families of Fuyuki City, starting with the Tohsaka family, began to actively gather allies belonging to this faction.

Since it's a faction war, it's perfectly normal to gather allies to act together. What's abnormal is that the Heroic Spirit summoned by Tokiomi Tohsaka is that unruly, self-important Golden Pikachu.

With the pride of the Hero King, even when he is serious and going all out, he disdains to join forces with others to fight enemies. He can defeat all enemies by himself.

That was his original plan. He would wait until everyone had decided their victories, then defeat the ultimate winner before using his title as the strongest hero to tackle the final human trial—the only thing that could interest him: the absolute demon king.

but……

Not long ago, Ishtar brought news that made Kinpika realize that 'Mother'... the creator goddess of Mesopotamia had also come to this world, and he immediately had a headache.

Which idiot summoned that terrible goddess?

Hmm? Summoned by the Absolute Demon King? Then it's alright.

The Demon King summons the fallen Mother Goddess of Creation—it's a perfect match. She is the embodiment of calamity, bringing the greatest trials to the world. It's only natural that she would associate with another human, even though King Pikachu has this kind of personality.

Just as Enkidu saw Gilgamesh, he once commented on his heart: "There are different kinds of protection. Simply protecting like a spring breeze is not true protection. Sometimes, a biting north wind is also necessary."

So when the world lacks this biting north wind, he will personally transform into a brutal tyrant.

But when a more terrifying north wind exists in the world, he will immediately stand on the front line, transforming into a fierce lightning bolt, becoming a hero standing in front of the people.

But even as a trial stronger than him—a collaboration between two beasts and human evil—isn't this a bit too much?