Davidian's Holy Grail War

But then she suddenly realized that she hadn't become one yet. But she couldn't worry about that now, since her heart was already filled with such feelings, and there was no doubt about it.

"Alright, that's enough explanation! Do you understand why I want to serve Miss Artoria?" She still shouted her determination to everyone with all her might, and everyone laughed.

Oh dear~ Now you can't even say no, right?

"Well, there's no other way. I originally thought you were a spy sent by one side. But what spy in the world is so honest? Okay, everyone raise your hands! Raise your hand if you agree!"

The moment Oberon proposed ending the meeting, he was the first to raise his hand, and everyone else followed suit, raising their right hands high without objection.

Ritsuka and Castor stretched their hands out as high as they could, and at that moment Ritsuka was genuinely happy for Castor.

She has gained recognition from others, and some even want to become her squires. Nothing could make her happier than this.

"Alright, everyone agrees! It's passed! Also, you said earlier that you didn't know what kind of fairy you were, that problem is now solved. Because you are now Artoria's first subject, the apprentice knight Gareth."

Ritsuka, now engrossed in the situation, addressed the crowd directly:

"Alright, now that we've gained a vassal, let's go outside and find a good opponent so we can all get used to each other's fighting styles. After all, the calamity is just a few days away, so we need to practice now!"

Everyone joined in the commotion and headed towards the outskirts. Fortunately, there were still quite a few strange enemies around Norwich, which was perfect for them to practice on.

Meanwhile, Ritsuka was also mischievously wondering what Davian would think if he saw the fairy Gareth, after all, he looked exactly like her daughter.

Who knows, I might be so moved that I might even mistake someone for someone else in front of everyone? Thinking about it that way is actually quite amusing. I guess I've developed a bit of a wicked sense of humor lately.

However, David had seen all of this, and his expression remained unchanged from beginning to end, even appearing very indifferent.

This matter has left him somewhat at a loss for words.

"Is this your choice, Einser, who hasn't even awakened yet... But so be it. You don't understand what this happiness truly means now, so how will you react when sorrow comes in the future?"

David thought to himself that he was definitely not the only one who saw through Gareth's true colors. Artoria must have seen through him too, and perhaps even Oberon had seen through it all.

No one said anything, and even Castor and Oberon had a feeling that they were acting together.

If it were someone dissatisfied with reality and harboring deep malice, they might mock them for their pretense of ignorance and what would happen in the end, but Davidian no longer wanted to say anything more.

All he does is say that Ainsell's prophecy is amazing, and the current situation is basically following her predictions. Wow, that's impressive!

"Is this some kind of stupid British island story? Those who see the future will only be crushed by the tide of fate if they try to resist."

Davidian couldn't help but curse, which shows how bad his mood was.

He had happily gone out this morning, planning to spend the day with Ritsuka and the others and have a fairly enjoyable time, but at this moment, he was only made uncomfortable by what was happening in front of him.

Even that's what Gareth looks like...

Why? Why do it this way? At this moment, Davidian already knew exactly how things would ultimately end.

They were forced to watch Gareth walk towards death once again...

He felt a deep sense of dissatisfaction even with people who looked the same as him.

He knew it wasn't Ainsell's fault; she was a hard-working person too.

That's what I thought when I was chatting with Mira, after all, she was someone who could fool Davidian just by being a bachelor.

Is this the world's malice or something? Why does it have to be so disgusting to him?

At that moment, someone came up behind David, and David turned around and was surprised.

It was Oberon? No one else could detect his presence, but Oberon did.

“Actually, Artoria noticed too, but she sensed you were in a bad mood and didn’t come over,” Oberon said. “But is it really okay for you to keep acting like this? Aren’t you actually our enemy?”

"It's just the foolish act of some greedy man who wants everything, Oberon. Isn't it foolish to want Artoria to successfully complete her mission, to want to follow his own path, and to hope that Morgan will get the right ending two thousand years later?"

He remarked to himself, since there was no one around at the moment. As fellow Servants from the pan-human history, he could at least vent to Oberon.

"That's really stupid."

Oberon couldn't help but make this comment, but he also affirmed David's idea, "But that's just how humans are, always wishing for everything to be good, wishing for everything to go in the right direction."

At this point, he suddenly laughed before continuing:

“David, although you’ve made a mistake by going against the tide of pan-human history this time, your heart’s desire for everything to turn out the right way is right. So let’s hope that the final outcome will be good, or at least one that we can accept.”

Chapter 339 The Manifestation of Calamity

Happy times are always short-lived, but thankfully everyone had been prepared for this calamity.

"A massive number of Moss have appeared in the sea! They are heading towards the residential area! It's a large group exceeding a thousand; the calamity has begun!"

The moment the guard reported, everyone rushed out, and Bogzat immediately stood up and gave orders to the fairies.

Those with homes should stay home and not go out. Those without homes should be sent to shelters. All humans and fairies on the streets should be cleared out.

However, when Custer and his companions ran into the street, they noticed an unbelievable scene: Moss had devoured the fairy and grown, becoming even larger and more ferocious than before.

"Is this the nature of this calamity? Moss has become even more powerful in its predatory fairy-hunting, and human soldiers can't handle it. Hey, you over there! Go back and report this to Bogzat."

"Have everyone except the Fang Fairies equipped with iron weapons withdraw. The ordinary fairies remaining here will only make Mos stronger."

Oberon grabbed a human guard and sent him to inform Bogzart, while he chose to stay behind with the others to fight the enemy.

Ritsuka is currently focused on directing the evacuation efforts and Mash's battle. Here, he is unable to perform the Heroic Spirit summoning as he used to, which significantly reduces his combat effectiveness.

"Be careful to conserve your mana, Ritsuka. This is just the appetizer; there are definitely other enemies to come."

Da Vinci-chan didn't think that this group of Morse was a so-called calamity. After all, with such simple opponents, even if they didn't come, Bogzart's Fang Fairies, equipped with iron armor, could easily defeat this group of Morse.

However, at that moment, Gareth pointed towards the port, and everyone saw it—the enormous alien.

But the next moment, Gareth, who was the first to see the thing, couldn't help but vomit. Ritsuka quickly checked on her. At this moment, Oberon had already realized what was happening and hurriedly shouted to the people around him:

"Don't look directly at that thing! It will drive the fairies insane! Even the Fang Clan has retreated and can't participate in the battle now. We can only rely on ourselves to deal with that thing!"

Muramasa then noticed something else and immediately reminded everyone, "Before that, there's another problem: once that thing lands, the entire city will be crushed!"

"Is this what they call calamity? Mash, Ritsuka... Mash?"

While Da Vinci was still calling out to the two people, they had already rushed towards the port. Their brave and fearless backs left the others speechless.

Were they always so brave? Didn't they know that it was a once-in-a-century calamity, something that even Queen Morgan found troublesome?

Ritsuka was aware of the danger, but even so, he had no reason to back down. The Command Seals shone brightly on the back of his hand as he shouted to Mash beside him, "Mash! Don't hold back your magic! I'll support you with all my might! Go!"

“Yes! I understand! Master!” Mash’s shield shone with white light at that moment. She was surprised, as the light was exactly the same as Mr. David’s Miracle Light.

With a roar from the evil dragon, David fell rapidly from the sky. The three of them combined their strength to create a propulsive force that sent them hurtling towards the massive cataclysmic event!

Why? Why did you rush out so decisively? Did it have to be like that? Did you have to be faster than anyone else, had to fight more battles than anyone else? Those opponents were simply beyond our capabilities, weren't they? Why?

Caster was puzzled; she couldn't understand Ritsuka's resolute back as she rushed forward. She could see clearly that Ritsuka was afraid.

But he just rushed out like that, and no one could stop him. Mashu was always the one who understood his feelings the most, and the moment Ritsuka moved, Mashu immediately followed.

Is it like me? Must I strive? Must I suppress my weakness? He was such a cheerful person, and fighting was such a painful thing for him, but... why?

She had always thought that calamity was nothing more than this. However, when she actually saw it, Castor felt an unprecedented sense of despair.

They can't defeat them, they're simply invincible. Do you think they can handle this kind of monster? You must be kidding me. She just wants to run away right now. Anyway, given Ritsuka, Mashu, and Davidian's kind hearts, even if she runs away, they won't say a word.

At most, they'll feel disappointed, and disappointment is the easiest thing to fix. Just do something else next time, and they'll forget about it...

But it's too dazzling...it's just too dazzling.

Are those three figures fighting in the distance the Knights of the Round Table in the pan-human history? Stepping forward to protect the weak, fighting despite fear in their hearts, yet still drawing their swords to fight for those who cannot fight—is this the glory of the Round Table?

Can I still utter the words "run away"? Can I still back down here? Can I still passively wait here?

"Don't joke around! How could I possibly say something so stupid right now!"

Caster roared, though her magic was still weak. But she couldn't just run away like this.

"Go, go and fight alongside them."

Oberon gently nudged Caster from behind, and at that moment Caster finally realized something very important.

She shouldn't have been standing there in a daze for so long; she should have rushed over and fought alongside them immediately! She absolutely couldn't let down the shining star she had seen.

At this very moment, on the coast, David and Mash are engaged in a fierce battle against the immense calamity. Thanks to their combined efforts, they have successfully repelled the cataclysmic event, preventing the port from being completely crushed.

At the same time, he roughly knew what this calamity was all about. It was as if it had been released without any incarnation, which showed that Kornunos's resentment was growing stronger.

He now understands what Chaldea's so-called collapse is all about, and Kornunos is probably about to awaken at his limit.

If Morgan's fairy kingdom can indeed replace the history of humankind, then the moment the fairy kingdom synchronizes with the outside world's time, they will likely face Kornunos, who has accumulated 14,000 years of resentment.

Just as Davidan was pondering this, the immense calamity before him changed. The top of the calamity split open like a tree crown, further confirming Davidan's suspicions.

But guessing correctly is useless! Davidian was about to curse out loud. This thing is really hard to fight! He can't even emit his own light yet, and Morgan's reinforcements haven't arrived!

Unexpectedly, what helped them next was not Morgan's assistance, but Mash's light.

At that moment, Mash's shield shone with the radiance of the Round Table, and under this radiance, Mash's combat power was greatly enhanced. It was almost like Davidian's Miracle Activation State; even Ritsuka hadn't expected such a thing to happen so suddenly.

Chapter 340: Completely Annihilated

"Use the Command Spell! Let that guy see how powerful Mash is!" Ritsuka certainly wouldn't miss this opportunity. The red Command Spell shone on the back of his hand, and the magic power of the Command Spell flowed directly into Mash's body.

Mash felt better than ever before; her power during the previous Lostbelts was different from what it had been in the past.

But after arriving in the fairy kingdom, it was as if Galahad had returned to her body, and she seemed to have regained her former power.