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

As for whether he has truly fallen in love or is just joking?

Even Du Wei himself couldn't be sure.

Questions that originate from the heart are difficult to answer in a short time.

"Hmph, you're quite eloquent."

Morgan closed his eyes and spat softly.

There was no indication of anger in his words.

She wouldn't have reacted to such flattery in the past, but just now she sensed something different.

The reason why Bawanxi fell in love with Du Wei...

She seems to understand a little bit now.

"Du Wei, give me a formal report during your audience with the emperor tomorrow... Let's leave it at that for today."

Morgan got up and left the gazebo.

It left behind a lingering, captivating fragrance.

As the Queen, she has political affairs to attend to, and this meeting with Du Wei was just a brief respite from her busy schedule.

She was very satisfied with the chat.

As I left, I even had the thought of staying longer.

If she had a second chance, she wouldn't mind having another private chat like this with Du Wei.

Perhaps deep down she was hoping for this.

Du Wei watched Morgan's departing figure.

It seems that my relationship with her has become much closer.

It's possible that I really do care about her.

He would have been content with being a fairy knight, but now, if Du Wei were to simply remain a knight...

Some things are not satisfactory.

They wanted to get closer to the queen.

Du Wei sighed, both amused and exasperated, and said, "Well, I consider myself quite loyal..."

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Chapter Fifty: The Second Court Meeting [New book, so cute! Please give me flowers! Please give me votes!]

The court meeting proceeded as scheduled the following day.

Duvi and Bagst went to the palace to pay their respects, while Melusin, due to her special status, stayed in the castle town for the time being.

The palace was as magnificent as ever.

Du Wei and Bagst walked along the aisle in front of the throne.

On either side were officials and envoys who had come to see the Queen, and further ahead were the heads of the six major clans.

The Woodworth Clan of Teeth.

Aurora, the Clan of Wind.

Jasmine of the Winged Clan.

The Earth Clan, Capules.

The Mirror Clan, Einset.

The five clan leaders and the ministers present waited quietly before the jade throne.

Du Wei and Bagst knelt down on one knee together.

Of the clan chiefs who arrived, Morian and Aurora were magical images, not their actual persons, who came to the palace.

The former, Morian, was simply too lazy to come.

Gloucester under her rule was almost a neutral zone, and its current status as Morgan's subordinate is merely nominal.

The latter, Aurora, is somewhat special.

Morgan forbade her from setting foot in Camelot.

Du Wei naturally knew the reason for this; a fairy like her, who lived for self-interest, was too dangerous.

Morgan's shrewd eyes saw through his true nature.

Duve still remembers how Aurora secretly manipulated and incited the Salisbury garrison to rebel against him.

He'll find time to resolve this problem sooner or later.

No one will tolerate someone secretly sabotaging them.

Currently, the garrison has long since become food for Du Wei.

If he were to take action against Aurora at this critical juncture, it would inevitably put him in an awkward position.

He didn't want to make things too difficult for Morgan.

Moreover, it is not appropriate to take action against Aurora at this time, as it could easily lead to chaos within the Wind Clan.

"Lord Fairy Knight Duvi—he has just returned from the Orkney expedition in the Northern Lake District and is here to report the results to Her Majesty the Queen."

The clerk, Itori, relayed the message.

All the envoys and officials focused their attention on Du Wei.

The most intense gaze belonged to Woodworth, with a predatory look as if he were staring at an enemy.

"Listen to your reports. Just present me with the truth, without any falsehoods."

On the throne, Morgan calmly looked at Du Wei.

Meeting again after only one day, the time we spent chatting in the pavilion yesterday seemed like a dream.

A wonderful feeling flowed from the bottom of my heart.

Both of them kept these thoughts to themselves.

"Yes, Your Majesty. I have successfully quelled the century-old calamities in both the North and South. Along the way, Bagst provided invaluable assistance to my campaign against the calamities. Without her help, I would not have been able to quell the calamities and wars in both the North and South within six months."

Du Wei also mentioned Bagst.

Bagst has helped him so much in the past six months that it would be inexcusable not to mention her contributions here.

At this point, an official spoke up and raised a question.

The topic wasn't anything else either.

When they returned to Camelot, they only saw Duve and Bagst and a few other women; they didn't see a trace of the Salisbury garrison.

The fairies couldn't possibly not be curious about this.

"Lord Fairy Knight Duve, where is the Salisbury garrison you led to the north to subdue the Calamity?"

This topic attracted the attention of officials and envoys.

He was being watched by everyone.

Du Wei did not intend to conceal the fact that the garrison had been wiped out.

He just wouldn't admit that he was the one who killed him.

"This time, the Salisbury garrison was completely annihilated, with all eight hundred garrison troops wiped out in Orkney."

Du Wei stated succinctly.

At that time, the extreme goblin soldiers were no different from Morse in his eyes.

This is a clever rhetoric that blends truth and falsehood.

These words sparked a great deal of discussion among the officials and envoys.

It's important to know that eight hundred fairy soldiers is no small number, including various types of fairies such as wind, earth, and teeth.

Britain occupies only one island.

The eight hundred fairies were almost equivalent to hundreds of thousands of human troops, making them a considerable force in the Queen's army.

Du Wei is gone just like that.

Most fairies found it too unbelievable.

"The entire army was wiped out? You really have a good command of troops. My fairy kingdom's elite troops are being squandered in the hands of a mere human like you."