Davidian's Holy Grail War

However, he still declared to everyone with a resolute attitude: "Does a mere fairy master think he can defy the heavens? Fairy Knight Gawain!"

"With all the fairies and humans taken away, Darlington will be abandoned! I will petition Her Majesty the Queen to find a suitable place to rebuild Darlington."

“Yes, my lord!” Bagst immediately began to carry out the task as instructed, while Davidian began to wander around Darlington after the Fairy Knights had dispersed to search for any remaining survivors.

Moreover, there were some things he cared about, such as why Gremakin had become the Fairy Lord and whether the calamity had brought other effects.

However, after initially searching Gremakin's residence, Davidian's investigation stalled.

Looking at the vampire lying on the ground, whose eyes were beginning to glaze over and whose soul was on the verge of collapse, he felt a deep sense of helplessness.

Morgan had been searching for this person for a thousand years without success, but unexpectedly, he found him here.

David swung his sword, cleaving open the dark space, then picked up the nearly dying ghoul and carried her inside, returning directly to the main hall.

He knew what the consequences would be if he brought the fairy back, but he had no choice but to do it; otherwise, he would be letting Morgan down.

Fortunately, due to the calamity, all the officials had been dispatched by Morgan to deal with the goblin moods in various places. Therefore, the hall was empty, and then David carried the goblin to the throne.

"We've finally found the person you're looking for, but she's almost rotten now. This time, even her soul seems incredibly fragile. If she dies, there will be no next generation."

Davidian's icy words brought tears to Morgan's eyes instantly. Looking at the bewitching woman's body, she couldn't help but wail:

"Why? Why does it always turn out like this, Bawanshi!? I'm always one step too late, always only realizing it after you've become like this! Even if you're reincarnated, you'll always end up like this because of these stupid things!"

"Being deceived, being used! Used because it's useful, discarded because it breaks! If you're deceived, you get angry; if you're treated rudely, you run away! But why? Why do you always forgive them!?"

Her words and the tears that fell on Bavanshi's face seemed to bring her back to her senses, and at that moment, her throat moved and she actually managed to utter a few words:

"It's a waste... if I'm the only one... then everyone else can be happy... that must be... a good thing..."

Her words immediately broke Morgan's defenses, and she couldn't hold back her tears as she continued to sob:

"How could that be! In this Britain, there's only you! You're the only fairy who would thank me! I will definitely save you, only you, I absolutely must save you!"

"It's not too late, just like the blessing given to Gawain before. By fusing the spirit origins of the Knights of the Round Table into her spirit origin to fill the missing parts, she can continue to live after the spell is completed."

However, this was still the last time. Her soul was too severely damaged; she would not be able to reincarnate again.

Davidian suggested from the side, and Morgan, upon hearing his words, wiped away her own tears. She used her magic to first stabilize Bavanshi's current state and then said to her:

“Then let her live a brutal life, a cruel life. Otherwise you won’t survive, Bavanshi. Just once… even just once, if it means you can have a happy life. For that, I’d give up my dreams.”

After saying that, she left the Jade Throne Hall and even temporarily abandoned David. David sighed helplessly and didn't say anything more.

He could clearly foresee what was about to happen: Morgan's love for him would be taken away. She would no longer have eyes only for him.

No, perhaps Bavanshi's importance even surpasses his.

Servant can be summoned again after death, but Bavanshi has no future. Morgan will naturally make a clear distinction between what is more important and what is less important.

But Davidian wouldn't dwell on the matter; he wasn't unwise and understood the situation perfectly well.

He even wanted to mock himself for being so dramatic, asking what was there to care about?

Morgan's love for Bavansh was completely different from his love for him, wasn't it?

He even still maintains contact with Morgan over there and still has the King in his heart. If you really want to talk about it, isn't he a scoundrel himself?

Morgan even said that he would not mind sacrificing his own dream for the happiness of Bavanshi alone, but are there other people who can enjoy this kind of treatment?

Even Davian wasn't qualified, considering that Davian's mission was to maintain the fairy kingdom of Britain for Morgan.

Morgan had expectations of him, and even though Morgan knew that this task would make David Ann give up many of her own principles, she still did it.

As for Bavanshi… none of that mattered anymore. Morgan only wanted Bavanshi's happiness, and he was even willing to sacrifice his own dreams for it.

That was Morgan's pursuit for a thousand years! She was even willing to give up all of that for Bavanshi!

Davidian reached the top of Camelot amidst his lamentations. Gazing at everything in the distance, he could already guess the final outcome in his heart.

The seeds of cholera have been sown, and the kingdom's demise may be imminent.

For the first time, he actually felt tired, even though he had rarely felt this way in the past 1900 years.

I can sense that your sadness is greater than ever before, but I hope you can understand at this time.

I can't offer you any words of comfort right now, because it's understandable that you'd feel sad when her attention is no longer focused on you alone... But you still have me.

"It doesn't matter. In the end, I'm just a file, a useful tool, a sharp sword that can cut through other people's bodies. It would be abnormal if I didn't have this kind of awareness as a Servant."

Davidian spoke calmly, as if these matters were as simple as the words he uttered.

But no one could see the sadness in his heart.

Chapter 304 The Queen's Daughter

Not long after, the fairy knight Tristan was born.

While most of the officials in the Fairy Kingdom were still surprised by the sudden appearance of this fairy knight, she was immediately and quickly appointed as the lord of the newly relocated Darlington.

Morgan also announced that this was his daughter, the future heir to the Fairy Kingdom.

All her adoration was focused on Bavanshi at this moment; she was meant to be radiant and dazzling.

However, in the eyes of the fairies, Bavanshi was cruel.

She even dared to kill a minister of the Fairy Kingdom in the throne room, so some other ministers once wanted to advise Lord Camelot and Her Majesty the Queen.

I don't expect them to do anything to Bawanxi, but at least keep an eye on her and stop her from acting so recklessly.

However, Davidian remained silent, while Morgan stated that Bavanshi's actions were entirely without fault.

Since she wanted to do it this way, then she must not have done anything wrong; it was the murdered demon who was at fault.

The fairy ministers were now too angry to speak and could not utter another word. They now knew exactly who Her Majesty the Queen favored.

The desire to secretly overthrow the Queen is even stronger, but Morgan is simply too powerful for them to do anything about it.

But Bavanshi didn't dare to anger Davidian. She instinctively felt that Davidian's aura was frightening, as if he had killed her before.

But her mother said that such a thing didn't exist in this country, and that Davidian spent most of his time in the royal court and rarely left.

Bavanshi chose to believe Morgan, but she also chose to stay away from David Ann. It would always make her more comfortable to keep her distance, and David Ann certainly didn't want to get close to her or cultivate a good relationship with her anyway.

After that, Davian spent less time in Camelot and began wandering throughout the Fairy Kingdom. The more trouble Bavanshi caused, the more Davian needed to demonstrate Camelot's current strength and quell unrest in various places.

Simply put, anyone who's unhappy has to suppress their feelings because of David's power; anyone who dares to rebel will be executed by David. He won't feel any psychological pressure in doing so, since he can kill any of these fairies.

But this was merely a temporary solution; the more Davidian suppressed the problem, the more brazen Bavanshi became, causing even more trouble. The discontent had accumulated during this period even more than it had in 1900, and Davidian was finding it increasingly difficult to reverse the situation.

There were also some interesting things that happened during that time, such as the Spriggan & Capules shopping mall opened by the Earth Clan Chief.

I heard it was founded with the help of a human being, which is quite impressive.

Davidian thought this was a move to revitalize the elves' society, and he even made a trip to Norwich to check it out himself.

However, upon arriving in Norwich, he learned that the Earth Clan Chief had died, and Spriggan had taken over his duties to continue the operation of Norwich and Spriggan & Capules.

But that wasn't the truth. Davian went to the Bell Tower and discovered the Earth Clan Chief, who had become a fairy lord. Davian easily killed him, and then went to see Spriggan.

The only person capable of pulling off something like this is Spligan. I thought seeing Norwich would be enough, but it turns out I still have to meet this guy.

“Welcome, Your Excellency.” Spligan received him in his private office. David first observed the room’s decor for a while before smiling.

The interior of this place felt more human than most other fairy houses, and Davidian found it to be one of the few places where he could feel a sense of ease.

“You probably already know why I’m here. If you tell me the truth, I can give you a fair judgment,” David said with a smile, while Spligan’s expression remained unchanged.

However, he still chose to tell the truth. This person in front of him was not easy to fool. If he angered him, he might be hacked to pieces on the spot.

David nodded after listening to his plan and efforts. "Well, aside from murdering the Earth Clan Chief, he's not really a stigma; he's just a shrewd and capable, but not exactly upright, businessman."

"Since that's the case, I understand. Keep the mall running well. From now on, Norwich will be your responsibility. My requirements are simple, you understand? You are a human who drifted from the pan-human history."

Davidian's calm words entered Spriggan's mind, and his heart skipped a beat before returning to normal.

"Understood! My loyalty is certainly dedicated to Her Majesty the Queen and the Lord."

Spligan quickly got up from the sofa, knelt down in front of Davidian, and Davidian nodded to indicate that he was leaving.

Spligan stood up and caught his breath after Davidian left, then he said in a relaxed tone:

"That's truly chilling; I was almost cut in two by the great lord. But looking at it this way, the lord seems more like a qualified ruler than Her Majesty the Queen."

Honestly, I don't know what Her Majesty the Queen is trying to gain by indulging that good-for-nothing little girl.

However, the trouble Spligan caused later was quite serious. He even used his own methods to seize the title of Lord of Norwich, and Bogzath was almost driven out by him.

Fortunately, David arrived in time to mediate the matter, and then he used part of his reserves to help Bogzat redeem his territorial sovereignty.

"If you make this mistake again, you can cut off your own head and present it to Her Majesty the Queen on a tray." After saying this to Bogzat, Davidian left again.

Before leaving, however, he still warned Spriggan that the lords in various regions were all appointed by Her Majesty the Queen herself. If he continued to act recklessly, he would throw him into the great hole in Camelot.

However, as compensation for this incident, David Ann granted him permission to keep his own private army, which can be considered a concession.

Spligan was now behaving himself for the time being; he had figured out David's bottom line and dared not cross it in the slightest.

Moreover, the current situation is indeed at a delicate balance, and he shouldn't cause any more trouble.

After this incident, David returned to Camelot for a short rest. During this time, he had been traveling around the country, using his personal force to suppress discontent and collect taxes, which had left him physically and mentally exhausted.

He desperately needed a rest to soothe his mind, and if possible, it would be best if Morgan didn't bother him.

So he picked out a few of his favorite books from his and Morgan's bedroom and went into the guest room. Even after Morgan entered his room, he didn't focus too much on her, but continued to read books and listen to records, enjoying this moment of peace.