I, the Masked Swordsman, started my journey through a Lostbelt.

Even Woodworth, the most loyal of them all, didn't understand.

"I clearly believe that you are the most suitable partner for His Majesty... but... if I back out, wouldn't I seem too pathetic?"

"Wait...is this...really? You...no...I thought you hated me..."

Woodworth overheard this at the dinner party.

Across the table, Aurora confessed her feelings to him with a hint of sadness.

Woodworth was caught off guard by this.

Since Aurora is the most dazzling and beautiful fairy in the fairy kingdom, it's impossible for him not to react to her confession.

Woodworth, the patriarch of the Tooth Clan, was no exception.

"How could that be? Why would I hate you? You are the hero who saved Britain from its dead end. Among the six clans, you are also the fairy closest to the primordial blood. No one can help but admire you."

However, you have sworn your loyalty to His Majesty, and if you were to get close to a woman like me, it would tarnish your relationship with him.

Aurora spoke with deep admiration.

It looks so real and touching.

Woodworth remained silent as he listened to these words, but his expression clearly showed emotion.

That's right, he is Ya Ling from the Fairies.

It is the most powerful being among the fairies.

"For a thousand years, you have been the protector of Britain. I personally believe that Your Majesty's consort... the true king of Britain should be you."

"..."

The above is the conversation between Woodworth and Aurora.

Woodworth also learned about the North-South catastrophe during the dinner.

In a few days, Duve will return to Camelot to report back, and something extraordinary will surely happen then.

Oxford, inside the clan chief's room.

Woodworth has only recently returned to Oxford.

His expression clearly wasn't good.

"Hmph, His Majesty is surrounded by more and more sycophantic good-for-nothings! One or two of them only care about their own interests! That human named Du Wei even dares to dream of standing shoulder to shoulder with us fairies, what a load of bull! The one who has protected Britain for two thousand years is our Fang Clan!!"

Woodworth looked extremely angry.

To this day, I still cannot understand Morgan's act of bestowing the title of "Dewey" upon him.

Du Wei has recently demonstrated formidable strength.

This indirectly affected his position alongside Morgan.

It must be that human who bewitched His Majesty.

Thinking of Du Wei's rude behavior at the last court meeting, he felt a surge of anger rising within him.

“That is absolutely right. Lord Woodworth, you are a pillar of the fairy kingdom, and your marriage to Her Majesty the Queen should not be delayed..."

The tooth fairy serving Woodworth nodded.

For a millennium, Woodworth has remained loyal to Morgan.

The fairies all witnessed this.

"Yes, that's certainly the case. Let's prepare the necessary things; this time I want to fully express my feelings to Her Majesty the Queen."

"Only I, Woodworth, am truly worthy of Your Majesty's company; only I, Arling, can bear the title of King of the Fairy Kingdom."

"Yes, I'll get ready right now."

The Fairy of Fangs left the room.

Woodworth had barely rested in Oxford before he had to prepare his journey to Camelot, the royal city.

In fact, he had some reservations about the idea of ​​a marriage alliance.

Do I truly desire a marriage alliance with His Majesty?

Of all the unpleasant things he had to do, only the marriage alliance with His Majesty Morgan brought him some comfort.

......

...

A few days passed in a flash.

Du Wei returned to the royal city of Camelot once again.

The three women beside him were planning to tour Camelot, while he intended to meet with Bavanshi first.

It's been half a year since we last met.

At this moment, I felt a mix of complex emotions.

As the saying goes, absence makes the heart grow fonder.

This statement also applies to Du Wei.

Because of his identity as a fairy knight, Du Wei entered the palace without any hindrance.

The destination was the courtyard where I had met Morgan last time.

He thought he might see Bavanshi there.

Arriving at the beautiful courtyard filled with the refreshing fragrance of flowers, the view before me was indeed the familiar pavilion from half a year ago.

However, it's not Bavanshi here.

Before him stood Queen Morgan.

I never expected Morgan to be in the courtyard.

Could it be that you're resting here?

Du Wei thought about it and then rejected the idea.

It's impossible for it to be such a coincidence.

It is estimated that Morgan knew he had entered Camelot the moment he stepped through the city gates.

Morgan was probably waiting for him here.

"Your Majesty, I have obeyed Your Majesty's orders and completely eradicated the century-old calamities in both the north and south."

Du Wei started the conversation.

It would be better to start with the matter of reporting back.

"We'll discuss the report when we meet again tomorrow. I'm only here to relax for a moment and chat with you a little; there's no need to take it too seriously."

Morgan explained to Du Wei calmly.

It turns out she just wanted someone to chat with.

If that's all there is to it, then there's no problem. Du Wei doesn't mind chatting with her for a while.

How could one refuse an invitation from a beautiful woman?

...divide...line...

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I saw some comments mentioning licking...

I think the protagonist is simply acting in the role of a knight, with the goal of protecting his ideal world (Britain).

Another woman had been protecting the ideal world for thousands of years before him; would helping her be considered licking his boots...?

It's because they share the same ideals that they fell in love (laughing and crying).

The protagonist is not a sycophant; he simply chose to become a knight after taking action to fulfill his desires.

The protagonist's only desire is to protect this ideal world and what is important to him.

I didn't make the romantic relationships too complicated.

It's nothing more than Melusine's longing, Bagst's yearning, and Bavanshi's dependence.

Morgan is a queen who has experienced despair and countless betrayals. Her closed-off mind and giving away her possessions would only ruin her image.

The author never likes to give things away for free.

Even Melusin was rescued by the protagonist, who longed for the protagonist who symbolized "shining".

If you still don't understand the emotions after all this, then there's nothing the author can do.

I've considered both the logic and the storytelling.

I didn't mean anything by saying these things to the readers; I just wanted to explain.

This shows that the author did not write a mindless article.

If any reader feels uncomfortable, the author can apologize to you.

--above! .