Davidian's Holy Grail War

Chapter 333 The Positions of the People

"Let bygones be bygones, don't dwell on it too much~ Let's make this our direction and get along well, Senji Muramasa. And..."

As Peipei spoke, he looked at the other people, some of whom he didn't actually recognize.

Therefore, everyone else introduced themselves, but in reality, only Castor and Oberon were meeting for the first time.

Redra went to the stables to eat carrots and didn't come to the dining hall.

Upon hearing the name Oberon, Pepe's eyes lit up, and he couldn't help but ask which Oberon was from "A Midsummer Night's Dream".

Oberon gave an affirmative reply, and Pepe immediately became happy.

"It seems we'll get along really well! Even our names are similar—Peperon & Auberon! It feels like we're full of talent!"

After saying that, he burst into laughter, leaving everyone speechless at his overly enthusiastic attitude, although they could indeed tell that he was a good person.

"Ritsuka, are you really acquainted with this person? It's hard to imagine him being human in every way..."

Even Oberon couldn't help but sigh with emotion, while Ritsuka could only respond with a subtle expression.

“Pepe is an exceptional person, and undoubtedly a human being.” However, his tone remained firm; he had a deep trust in Pepe.

Upon hearing this version of the words, Pepe's expression returned to its usual composed demeanor, and he used his own words to restore the atmosphere to normal.

He also started trying to explain when and why he came here, even though there was really nothing to explain.

"You came to this fairy kingdom to avenge Kilshtalia. Because of our entanglement with Limbo, you probably arrived a month or two earlier than us."

Then, relying on your knowledge of pan-human history, you started playing a game of Fairy Kingdom Warriors, ruling the Fairy Kingdom as a popular designer, and even arrogantly proclaimed yourself Earl Peperon. That's about it.

Da Vinci-chan finished saying everything he wanted to say, and Pepe's face immediately fell, looking as bad as if she were constipated.

But this also shows Da Vinci's current mood; she's probably quite angry.

But Pepe then said, "I'm quite surprised you brought up the Belial thing. Do I seem to care that much about my comrades?"

As he spoke, he looked at Mashu and Ritsuka's faces, and their resolute expressions confirmed Pepe's thoughts. In their hearts, that was exactly who she was.

"It seems that's really what you think. I don't know whether to be happy or sad. Being trusted so much by you makes things quite difficult for me as an Invisible."

Peipei felt rather helpless. These children were truly good children. She realized she hadn't met enough good people in the past.

"Huh? Can you still be considered a Hidden One? Aren't the Wardams all dead? The Alien God wants to wipe you all out, so what's the point of being a Hidden One?"

It was Davidian who spoke, and as he spoke, he opened a bottle of fine red wine. Bogzart had just delivered it, and he was now urging the chef to hurry up and get everything ready!

"Huh? Is that what you think, Davidian? But unfortunately, that's not the case. It's not something you can get away from so easily, not to mention we have Debit here too."

Pepe calmly explained why she was still an infiltrator, and then went on to discuss another aspect:

"However, I didn't do that for Wodym's sake; it was a matter of my own bottom line. As a member of Group A, I had to clean up the mess."

Oh, by the way, how was the battle with Wodim, Ritsuka-chan? Was it fun? Or tough?

[Who was it that told me, after I went to rescue him, that he was so considerate of his comrades? How could I not avenge him?]

David Ann was too lazy to even complain. Why were these people all so hypocritical? And he couldn't very well explain what had happened.

Since that's what the parties involved said, let them be.

Ritsuka, without hesitation, recounted her memories of that battle:

"Both, I suppose. The captain is truly an amazing person and a very powerful Master. Regardless of life or death, at that moment I was simply giving my all in that battle, and even now, thinking back on it still feels incredibly intense."

At this point, he seemed to suddenly recall something and said:

“He’s much stronger than Senior Akuta! Miss Ophelia is also a little weaker than the captain. Pepe, you held back too much in the fight back then. As for Kadoc… he’s good at manipulating people’s mentality. He’s no match for me in a head-on fight.”

He then blurted out his evaluation of the others, but Pepe just smiled and corrected him, saying that he and Ma Si had really given it their all, and that their loss was simply due to a lack of skill.

"Oh my~ So, looking at it this way, Ritsuka, you're actually the strongest Master, right?"

Well, although you've never met Debit head-on, Debit's level as a Master is actually just average; that guy has strength on a different level.

As for Belial… he's not even qualified to carry your shoes.”

Pepe smiled and gave the evaluation of the strongest Master, while Ritsuka just waved her hand and said that she did not count.

But Mashu next to her clearly agreed; yes, her senior was the strongest!

"Alright, let's talk about you guys next. Can you tell us about the current situation at Chaldea to the best of your ability?"

Pepe brought up Chaldea again; he actually misses those times quite a bit. Listening to it now is nice; it's the best way to relax.

Ritsuka and Da Vinci reiterated their current problems, which were not the same as the Earth becoming a blank sheet of paper, but rather a kind of collapse.

They came to this fairy kingdom in order to stop that thing.

These words weren't just for Pepe's ears, but also for David's ears, but David just shook his head to indicate that he didn't care much.

He had a pretty good idea of ​​what had caused the collapse, but Morgan had already prepared the best countermeasures.

The twelve holy spears were standing there, and Morgan dared to exorcise them if Cornunus dared to show his face.

"I understand, it's definitely a problem that can't be ignored. But things haven't gone smoothly since we landed, which is probably why Mashu and I haven't been able to reunite yet. Landing in the most unlucky Forgotten Forest is really..."

Ritsuka and Mashu could only smile wryly, since none of them knew anything about the fairy kingdom.

Neo Chaldea is once again penniless and unable to buy any useful information from Koyanskaya, although even if they had the money, they wouldn't be able to contact her anyway...

"I was even treated as the child of prophecy, and looking back now, it's actually a little embarrassing..."

Mashu couldn't help but criticize herself; although she had amnesia before, thinking about it now, it really was...

"Of course, the chosen one is definitely Artoria Caster, just as Einzel prophesied. The Staff of the Chosen and the fellow foreign traveler—both of these conditions are met now, there's absolutely no problem."

Oberon strongly supported Caster's position as the Child of Prophecy, stating that there was absolutely no doubt that Caster was indeed the Child of Prophecy.

Chapter 334 Dream Shattered

“That’s right, that’s right, both of these conditions are met, there’s absolutely no doubt that Castor is the savior.”

David Ann chimed in from the side, and everyone stared at him speechlessly.

Brother, aren't you on the Queen's side? What are you doing stirring things up here? If the Queen heard what you're saying, wouldn't she be furious and kill you?

But then they remembered that Artoria had already met Morgan... The fact that she was able to come back alive was the biggest problem.

“Indeed, it’s not just that it aligns with the prophecy, but more importantly, the very essence of your soul speaks for it. Be confident, Artoria, you are a stronger child than you realize.”

Pepe was also encouraging Caster, which honestly made her feel embarrassed...

She never expected to be praised so highly by a complete stranger she was meeting for the first time.

Not to mention that it was genuine praise, especially the other person's words. Pepe was actually someone who could see the colors of the soul, which surprised Castor.

"Gentlemen, I apologize for interrupting your conversation. But now it's time to serve the food, sir. It's time for you to get down to business."

Bogzart finally finished supervising the kitchen work and returned to the restaurant. Davidian nodded, and it was time for them to get down to business.

One exquisite dish after another was served to their table in a continuous stream, and Ritsuka's eyes lit up with surprise when she saw the dishes in front of her.

This is even better hospitality than what Mu Ruien received back then. Could it be that the Fang Clan is actually the best cook in this fairy kingdom?

“Alright, let’s get down to business while we eat. Bogzat, tell me about the current situation in Norwich.” Davidian sat in the head seat, the only one qualified to sit there.

“Now many of the Norwich goblins refuse to seek refuge, my lord! I wish I could crush Spligan’s neck right now. He actually sold land at a time like this to let the goblins stay. What a shameless bastard!”

After Bogzart finished speaking, he let out a huge lion's roar. David waved his hand to signal him to be quiet, and that was it; he knew about the matter.

“A businessman is a businessman, and shamelessness is shamelessness. If there’s a 300% profit, he might even sell the rope that hanged him. I know about this, and I’ll make him give you an explanation later.”

Davidian nodded, indicating that he was aware of the matter. Sometimes, one must strike hard against such a shameful businessman. Back then, he had spoiled Spriggan too much because of his perceived value; now it seemed it was time to deal with him severely.

“If the calamity were to strike, wouldn’t all the fairies and humans in Norwich be in danger?” Mash immediately thought of this.

Everyone shook their heads helplessly. Wasn't this exactly what Spligan was thinking? That bastard probably wished all the humans, fairies, and buildings in the town would disappear, so the contract would be void and he could reclaim all the land.

At best, they can only compete with Bogzat, and in that respect, expecting Bogzat to outmaneuver Spligan is unrealistic...

Forget it, it would be better to replace him with David. At least David has a lot of business experience when he managed Britain, and he is much more reliable than Bogzart.

"Oh, I see. That's what unscrupulous real estate developers do. How shameful."

Muramasa echoed everyone's sentiments, saying that Spriggan was truly a scoundrel.

"After all, Ainsell's prophecy has already made it clear: 'Iron Town, Coal Sea. When the calamity is defeated, pilgrims will be welcomed.'"

Spligan never intended to transfer the land in the first place, so he sold it to the goblins at a high price first, and then reclaimed the land rights when the calamity razed Norwich to the ground.

Although the inheritance tax in Norwich was not high, it was still an amount that the next generation of fairies who had lost everything could not afford.

Thus, Spligan obtained both the high price from the sale and the freedom to redevelop Norwich afterward—a double win, a truly wicked scheme only found in the pan-human history of the world.

Pepe explained everything clearly, while Oberon, standing beside her, simply muttered, "Even in Pan-Human History, there wouldn't be such a villain! That bastard Spriggan, how could he be so shameless..."

David felt a little embarrassed after hearing this, since he had been somewhat indulgent towards that guy.

That guy's ideas did indeed become popular and active in the fairy kingdom. It can only be said that his existence was both beneficial and detrimental to the fairy kingdom, and it was a bit of a shame to kill him directly.

"That's how fairies are; after all, we're not afraid of death, but of losing our purpose."

For the Norwich fairies, the goal was the work itself, and with the land they had acquired, they were even less willing to leave to seek refuge.

To be honest, this puts me, the lord, in a rather difficult position; after all, coercion is never a good thing.