Davidian's Holy Grail War

Recalling David's question about the man named Matthew, Myo Ryan understood the group's goal.

So it seems I'm overthinking things, but oh well, it doesn't really matter.

"To be honest, I'm very disappointed. Her Majesty the Queen is indeed a great ruler, but she is just too ruthless."

It's not just the annual existence tax, but also the treatment of humans, the persecution of outcasts, and the problems of the last century, including the National Killing Theatre established after the relocation to Darlington…”

Everyone broke out in a cold sweat upon hearing this, and even Oberon looked astonished.

Davidian is right here. Is it really alright to casually list Her Majesty's problems like this? Aren't you afraid Davidian will just come at you with his sword?

Davidian's attitude was quite casual: "It's alright, after all, it's a fact, and I've tried to dissuade them before. Especially the National Killing Theater, to be honest, even I can't stand it, but I would just say that the demons deserve it."

His words were beyond Ritsuka and the others' imagination. If they had to say something, the current Davidan was hardly the hero Davidan they knew in the Seventh Singularity.

Instead, he seems like some kind of scoundrel who only knows how to aid the wicked and oppress the people, which is completely different from his past self.

Instead, Bavanshi wanted to say something, but after glancing at Davidian, she swallowed her words back.

But that wasn't all. Murray continued, "Although I once regarded Her Majesty Morgan as the savior of the fairy kingdom, now she is nothing more than a witch who treats Britain as her personal property."

We have been waiting for you, Lady Artoria, but... you are completely unconvincing now. It is simply a pipe dream to think you can defeat Her Majesty the Queen like this.

There might still be a chance if other clans were willing to join, but the Earth Clan and the Wind Clan would definitely just stand by and watch.

Oberon understood her meaning: that Murrayn would not take Caster up to ring the pilgrimage bell in Gloucester just yet.

Miu Ruien then made it very clear that she was the lord appointed by Her Majesty the Queen to protect this city, and how could she possibly stand on Castor's side at this stage?

Even if Her Majesty the Queen is cruel, she is still the protector of Britain, and I have no chance of raising the flag of rebellion against her now.

"Not to mention that Her Majesty just doesn't like going out, but that doesn't mean she's unwilling. If Her Majesty were to get serious, even my fairy domain could only hold her off for a few minutes. So please, Lady Artoria, visit Gloucester again after you've strengthened your power."

Myo Ruien also urged Artoria to increase her power, whether it be funds, connections, or magic—the more the better, as long as it's a means to defeat Morgan, the more she can have.

"Artoria, please don't forget, for you are the hope of the fairies. You are the chosen prophecy who will save Britain from the long twilight."

At this point, Bavanshi couldn't hold back any longer, and she couldn't help but shout:

"Nonsense! How could she possibly defeat Mother! Mother is invincible! In this Fairy Kingdom, there is no one or fairy who can defeat Mother!"

"Mourin, I think you've lost your mind! How could you utter such treasonous words! Davidian, aren't you going to do anything about her?! This is treason!"

She was so angry that she called out David's name, which showed just how upset she was, but David remained calm.

It's as if we're not talking about treason, but rather discussing where everyone is going on a picnic.

"Bavanshi, you are Morgan's daughter and also a fairy knight, calm down. If Bagst were here, he wouldn't be shouting like this. I've known for a long time that the lords in various places have rebellious intentions."

Leaving aside Murrayne, Bogzath, Aurora, and Spligan are all the same. Only Woodworth is completely loyal to the Queen; I know that perfectly well.”

Davidan stated this fact calmly, immediately putting everyone present on alert. After all, they weren't sure if Davidan could suppress Murray's fairy domain if he were to suddenly attack.

"However, as long as it's not a direct rebellion, we won't care too much. Her Majesty doesn't care much about this either, after all, she won't forgive the fairies or save them, she's just protecting Britain."

This nonchalant tone was tantamount to regarding all fairies as trash, and Davidian did indeed have the right to do so, after all, he alone could suppress the entire Britannia except for Melyuchina.

"As for Caster's problem, His Majesty and I have already discussed it with you before. As long as you don't ring the pilgrimage bell, you're just an ordinary fairy in this fairy kingdom. We won't do anything to you, that's all."

When Davidian said this, everyone was stunned, including Murray, Bavanshi, and Oberon. So Davidian and Morgan had already met Caster? Caster had never mentioned this before; she was really good at keeping things hidden.

"Just as Myo Ruien said before, please enjoy Britain with a sightseeing mindset."

Come face us when you've really made up your minds, Ritsuka and Caster. I know more than you do, but I can't say it now.

These are things you can only discover for yourselves, so that you can decide which path to take.

Ritsuka nodded, saying that he had now sorted out the current situation.

It's inevitable that we'll become enemies with Morgan, but what kind of mindset we'll have when we fight Morgan and Davidian is another matter entirely.

They still know too little about Britain; only by gaining more information and intelligence can they determine their future path.

"Then I'll ask one last question: Why is Tamamo-no-Maechi Koyanskaya here?"

Ritsuka asked this question, as he was quite concerned about why Koyanskaya could appear here so calmly.

"I'm her guest~" Koyanskaya pointed at Myuren, and everyone understood. So these two could actually be considered best friends? That's hard to believe!

“Is that so? Then…” Ritsuka suddenly stood up and walked directly towards Koyanskaya, and Myurion immediately stood up and blocked the two of them.

She could tell that Ritsuka still harbored some resentment towards Koyanskaya, but it was really inappropriate to take action here.

"No, Ritsuka~ Can you please calm down? Violence is not allowed in Gloucester."

She is also my guest and business partner, and she has no intention of harming Britain or fighting against the Chaldeans.

Because by this time, she should have already left Britain. It was my stubbornness that led me to keep her there.”

Chapter 327 Deadlock

Everyone couldn't help but wonder what reason it would give a powerful fairy like Myurion to leave Goyanskaya in Gloucester. Davidian, however, knew the reason.

"That's true. After all, although it didn't cause too much trouble at first, a grudge was still formed."

As you can see, there isn't a single member of the Fang Clan in Gloucester. Resisting Moss is indeed quite troublesome, and we can only rely on the fairy knights I've sent.

Koyanskaya, on the other hand, didn't care much; Moss meant nothing to her.

He explained the situation, which made Bavanshi, who was standing next to him, even more unhappy.

Is this an attempt to break free from Camelot's influence? It's practically an act of rebellion, and you, Davidian, are really not going to do anything about it?

“I see. You’ve been out of touch ever since you sent Belial Gat to Britain. So you were looking for merchandise here in Britain. What are you up to, Koyanskaya?”

Muramasa didn't have a good impression of the female fox either; in fact, most people had a rather poor attitude towards Koyanskaya.

Everyone looked at Koyanskaya; Muramasa's words had hit the nail on the head.

Koyanskaya is currently the third-party force with the most unclear goals and motives, not to mention that she is a powerful and extremely difficult beast to deal with.

"Oh dear~ it's not a good thing to pry into women's secrets, Muramasa."

I am a Servant who manifests through my own power, and I am free to do whatever I want. I only happened to stay in Britain this time because Lord Myurion's proposal was very attractive.

To be honest, I have no interest in either Britain or Chaldea, which is taking a roundabout route that is almost leading to its own destruction.

Please forgive my rudeness, Lord David, but I have absolutely no interest in Her Majesty the Queen's efforts or the humans of the Fairy Kingdom.

She even considered David's attitude, displaying truly exquisite grace. However, David took a sip of red wine before saying:

"It's alright. Her Majesty's efforts and perseverance can't win over everyone. After all, it's her own business. As long as you don't intend to be Her Majesty's enemy, I will always be willing to treat you with courtesy."

"Thank you for your kindness~ Of course I have no intention of being an enemy of Her Majesty the Queen! After all, this Fairy Kingdom is so impeccable!"

Rare and precious, endearing yet tragically pitiful. I went on a shopping spree here and acquired a whole bunch of rare items! Now you Chaldea folks understand, right?

Her words were full of sarcasm and provocation, so much so that even Miao Ruien, who was standing next to her, couldn't stand it anymore and said a few words to her.

Why does someone who is so beautiful both in appearance and spirit keep belittling themselves and making themselves appear fierce and cruel?

Davidian was taken aback by what Murray said, and then he looked at Koyanskaya again.

Surprisingly, after Muriel's words, Goyanskaya's expression returned to normal, and Davidian rarely saw genuine peace and kindness on her face.

Damn! Why does she look like a great earth goddess? Davian actually lowered his guard against Koyanskaya at this moment, that's ridiculous.

Koyanskaya also issued a truce to the Chaldea group again, since they were now companions from the same pan-human history, so let them live together peacefully.

It's better for both sides to focus on their own goals, since Chaldea is still searching for Mash.

"I understand. We won't do anything to you, and you shouldn't bother us either."

Ritsuka acquiesced to the matter rather coldly, but David felt that Ritsuka was actually quite relieved.

After all, there didn't seem to be much hatred for Koyanskaya in his eyes; on the contrary, he seemed quite calm about this development.

Muramasa, who was standing nearby, suggested that it would be better to kill Koyanskaya right there, but it would be unfair to Myurion if such bloodshed occurred in front of her, so they decided against it.

Everyone else agreed with Ritsuka's idea, and just as Koyanskaya was triumphantly beginning to declare her victory, Oberon spoke up, saying only a few simple words—"I hate you."

The others were stunned. Even Koyanskaya looked at Oberon again with an extremely dangerous gaze to confirm what he had just said, but the reply she received was even worse than before.

"Stop babbling and don't talk to me, or my ears will rot. As a friend, I have some advice for you, Myo Ryan. This creature is terrible. Your trust won't move her at all. I suggest you cut ties with her as soon as possible."

The atmosphere at the scene completely fell apart. David sighed, never expecting things to turn out this way. It was truly speechless, but oh well, the banquet was over.

They can go dancing now; it can be considered a form of exchange among the so-called nobles.

“Tristan, take them to the ballroom. You and Caster seem to get along well, so open up to her. I think that would be a good thing for you.”

Upon hearing his words, Bawanshi immediately retorted in dissatisfaction: "Huh? Why do I have to take these country bumpkins to the dance hall?! David, have you lost your mind? These country bumpkins can't even dance!"

"go."

David uttered just that one word, and this time Bawanshi really couldn't resist. She could only obediently get up and take Ritsuka and the others to the dance hall for some exercise.

Alright, let me, Morgan's daughter, teach them how to ballroom dance!

Let this prophetic child from the countryside understand from the bottom of her heart the fact that she is inferior to him, the fairy knight, from her toes to every pore of her body!

After they left, Murray poured red wine for David and Koyanskaya again.

This time they sat down at a small table. David raised his glass, and the other two followed suit. After a light clinking of glasses, the three of them began to savor the exquisite red wine once more.

"Hmm...actually, I can't really tell the difference between good and bad. Whether it's sweetness, bitterness, or the taste of alcohol, it all feels the same to me. I'm definitely not some kind of aristocrat."