Davidian's Holy Grail War

His Majesty Morgan is truly malicious; he didn't tell them the truth at all. And David Ann, he actually withheld such crucial information from them.

While it is true that Morgan invaded the pan-human history, the collapse that destroyed the planet was definitely not his doing.

It's funny, how could people who want to maintain their world possibly be thinking about destroying planets? They were actually fooled by those two.

【You're something else, David An! You've hidden this far! If it weren't for Tristan, we'd still be completely in the dark, wouldn't we? How are we supposed to dig up this kind of information?! Are you kidding me?】

Ritsuka was definitely in a state of mental collapse; David was purely malicious. If they had to dig this kind of information themselves, they probably wouldn't have found it even after the battles on both sides were over. They should have been told in advance!

[No wonder Camelot's main cannon and twelve holy lances were all facing the direction of the giant crater, and that city wall... If that's the case, then why did the body of the beast god Cornunos destroy the world? Could it be the six primordial goblins...? Oh my god, no way?]

Ritsuka's mentality was really about to explode at this moment. Although he knew that this Lostbelt could not summon Servants of Pan-Human History and could only rely on Spirit Origin Shadows to fight, he really wanted to go back to his room in Storm Border and take out Merlin's flower to perform a targeted summon.

What the hell? Where is Flower Brother? Help! Help! This kid's brain is about to explode; he desperately needs an external brain to make everything clear.

However, what Ritsuka doesn't know is that Merlin is currently imprisoned by Morgan's [Garden] magic. He can only watch what's happening in this Lostbelt, but he can't get in.

Hahaha, what pipe dreams are you having? If he dared to come in, Morgan would probably just rush over and drag Merlin's true form over to beat him up.

Even from this brief conversation, Ritsuka felt like her brain was about to explode. Wait, if that's the case? Then how does Morgan know all this?

No, to be honest, hardly anyone knows anything about the history of the Fairy Era anymore. What exactly was Morgan's past like?

To know so much, she must have gone through some adventures—the relationship between Morgan and Castor, her understanding of the prophesied child's deeds and mission…

Holy crap, no way? Ritsuka felt like she was connecting the dots to some earth-shattering secret, no wonder things had taken this turn.

Ritsuka now understands that the reason why Davian has stayed until now is not just because Her Majesty the Queen is named Morgan; her past is equally touching.

Similarly, Castor was definitely hiding something from them; she and Morgan were the same type, no doubt about it. No wonder Morgan said it didn't matter how much bloodshed Castor caused, her nature was different from the fairies of Britain.

Based solely on the limited information provided by Bawanshi, Ritsuka had already uncovered about 40% to 50% of the truth behind the Fairy Kingdom. He felt this situation was absolutely terrible; he had never imagined things would develop this way.

"Thank you, Tristan, thank you." Ritsuka thanked Tristan twice, leaving even Tristan somewhat bewildered. What's wrong with this person? He hadn't revealed much information, had he? Was this some kind of overreaction?

"Eh? Since you're thanking me so much, then... could you please not argue with Mother? To be honest, I think you're a very good person, and Mother certainly doesn't want to kill you."

I'll go back and plead with my mother. She definitely won't make things difficult for you, and maybe she can even allow you to live a very respectable life in this fairy kingdom."

At this moment, Bavanshi is still trying to reconcile the conflict between Chaldea and Morgan. With her limited knowledge, she probably can't understand why they are fighting.

At this moment, Ritsuka's gaze towards Bawanshi has become somewhat like that of someone looking at a naive and innocent girl; this child has definitely been led astray by Morgan.

Ritsuka could guess what Bawanshi's true nature was even with a fool's eyes. Although he didn't understand what had happened, he was too lazy to find out now.

Seeing Ritsuka's gaze, Bawanshi kicked him in the knee, clearly annoyed. Ritsuka jumped up in pain, but as he jumped, he asked:

“Tristan, by the way, why did you do those things? I’ve heard about the killing theater in New Darlington, and I’ve heard a lot about you. Why did you do that?”

Upon hearing this, Bavanshi simply smiled smugly and said, "My mother taught me magic, gave me clothes, gave me a name, and bestowed upon me the new Darlington, which I can manipulate, destroy, and play with as I please."

Does this mean I can kill any fairy I don't like, and I can destroy any happiness that makes me unhappy?

These words left Ritsuka speechless. Wasn't this just pure Morgan leading her astray?

Wait a minute, Morgan's rule was cruel, but she herself was by no means a bloodthirsty and barbaric person. Why would she let Bavanshi take such a path?

So he could only ask tentatively, "So, do you know why Morgan asked you to do this? There must be a reason, right?"

"The reason my mother made me do this... the reason she made me... do this..."

Suddenly, Bawanshi began talking to herself like a doll, her pupils even losing focus, her mind completely blank.

Those fragmented memories... began to return to her mind.

Chapter 361 Learning the Real Name

From Ritsuka's perspective, black magic gradually floated out from Bawanshi's body.

Even the words she spoke became strange; Bavanshi was saying something about being dead, every single time, every single time…

Ritsuka rushed to Bawanshi's side to check on her. Something was wrong; she seemed to be caught in a mental frenzy and going berserk. If she continued to recall these thoughts, something bad would happen.

“Tristan! Fairy Knight Tristan!” Ritsuka shouted her name, but it didn’t work. Bawanshi was completely unmoved by the name bestowed upon her.

But thanks to Bavanshi's state of being swept away by a flood of memories and her consciousness beginning to run wild, Ritsuka heard many things. He gained even more information, including about Morgan and her past.

No matter how many times she reincarnated, she was deceived, exploited, and used as a convenient tool by others, discarded once she was worn out. The reason she became so cruel was Morgan's manipulation of her.

Since she had been deceived, she should be angry; since she had been abused, she should retaliate with even greater brutality. Morgan had instilled this curse in her, and Ritsuka finally understood what was going on.

At the same time, he felt anger deep inside. In this fairy kingdom, should good people be held at gunpoint? Must good people turn into bad people to protect themselves? Something must be wrong with this world.

For the first time, in this fairy kingdom, he felt he should fight. Not to fight Her Majesty the Queen, but to fight against this world.

He was to fight the Queen to protect such a fairy? He felt it was impossible; he genuinely felt he couldn't do it.

At that moment, he finally heard Bavanshi's real name.

The name she murmured, twisted by the name bestowed by the fairy knight, was impossible for anyone to hear or pronounce clearly without removing the fairy knight's attire.

But now that Bawanshi herself has spoken the name directly, Ritsuka has finally heard it.

He could hear the name Bavanshi perfectly clearly now.

Ritsuka immediately whispered the name into Bawanshi's ear. He believed that the name would surely bring Bawanshi back to her senses.

Finally, at Ritsuka's call, Bamanshi regained her senses.

But her first thought was—why was she being hugged by this nobody Master? What just happened? What's going on? And... this embrace is so warm...

"Wait...wait! How did I end up in your arms?! What's going on? Let go!"

Bawanshi pretended to struggle slightly, but although she said those words subconsciously, she actually didn't want Fujimaru Ritsuka to let go like that.

"Are you alright?" Ritsuka asked out of concern, while Bawanshi was curious about what could have happened to her. She wasn't injured at all, and she seemed perfectly fine.

After receiving confirmation from Bawanshi, Ritsuka finally let go of her hand with relief. Now it was Bawanshi's turn to feel reluctant to let go. Damn it, her unconscious words had ruined the feeling she had just had.

"You can rest on the bed for a while, I'll just sit in the chair." Ritsuka very gentlemanly offered the most comfortable bed in the room to Bavanshi.

Well, for Bavanshi, this bed is considered shabby, and any one of the things she has in Camelot's room could decorate ten rooms like this.

However, Bawanshi then casually lay down on the bed and said, "Hey~ Fujimaru Ritsuka, do you really have to be enemies with Mother? Isn't there a way to coexist?"

“If it were just Chaldea and Her Majesty the Queen, it might be possible for them to coexist, but once Castor is involved… no, and I’m not fighting to overthrow Her Majesty Morgan right now. I just think… she should rest.”

Ritsuka simply said that, but Bawanshi had absolutely no idea what he was talking about.

After all, she didn't know how much useful information Ritsuka had obtained from that short conversation, but he already had a general understanding of the matter.

He also knew exactly how many battles he would have to go through, and even the battle with the Queen was just an appetizer.

Rather than overthrowing the queen, it's more accurate to say that Fujimaru Ritsuka is now truly trying to save this Lostbelt.

Helping Castor is saving this Lostbelt, but Ritsuka doesn't yet know that this salvation is also the end.

If we can't coexist if there's Caster, then why not just kill that Caster?

The dangerous idea flashed through Bavanshi's mind, but she had no intention of putting it into practice yet, since things hadn't gotten to that point.

However, once such thoughts arise, then one day when reality reaches that point, such a thing will happen.

"Don't go about what's going on later, Bawanshi. It's for your sake, and also for the sake of those two." Ritsuka suddenly said this, and Bawanshi nodded perfunctorily to indicate that she understood.

But then she realized something was wrong—how could this guy know her real name, and even pronounce it so openly?

This name was bestowed by Mother. Because of this name, no one in the entire Fairy Kingdom except for David can pronounce their own name. Why can this person pronounce it so easily?

"You bastard? How do you know my real name?" Bawanshi immediately pressed, but Ritsuka just smiled and said that she knew it, and not only knew it, but could also pronounce it.

However, Bawanshi didn't seem upset at all; on the contrary, she praised her highly, saying:

"Hey~ You little minnow Master, you've got some skills. In this fairy kingdom, apart from Mother and David, no one else can pronounce my real name anymore."

[After all, that was magic Morgan cast to protect you; she didn't want the people of the Fairy Kingdom to know your real name. It just goes to great lengths to protect you.]

However, Ritsuka only thought these words to himself and had no intention of saying them aloud. He was capable of understanding Morgan's good intentions, so why expose Morgan's thoughts at this time?

He simply had no idea that the fairy kingdom was actually so corrupt internally, but Ritsuka soon felt relieved.

These fairies are indeed such beings; he had already witnessed what they would be like when they went to extremes in the Nameless Forest.

However, after arriving in several major cities of the Fairy Kingdom, the peaceful life there made him temporarily forget what had happened before.

Now, after what happened with Bavanshi, he recalled the past and understood what these fairies were really like.

[If current predictions hold true... are there at least three more crucial battles? This is no small matter. I didn't expect this Lostbelt to be more than just a collapse issue; it seems to involve so many other troubles.]

【Lord David An... even so, you still want to protect Morgan...】

Chapter 362 The Chosen Gun

As night fell, Percival led a small squad of several dozen men toward Norwich. Ritsuka and her friends were also in this group, chatting idly about the past along the way.

When it came to the chosen gun, everyone was surprised. They hadn't expected that this gun was the weapon of the savior Ash.

Percival even explained that the gun was a sacred weapon that would only respond to the innocent, and that fairies could not use it.

This further confirms Ritsuka's idea that the original six fairies must have committed some sins that have not been punished, which is why they have continued to influence us to this day.

“Since it’s been chosen, is it the same as Caster’s staff?” Muramasa suddenly asked, but Caster just looked embarrassed and explained that it should still be different.

Now, in particular, Castor can sense that the interior of the chosen spear is empty, unlike anything he had ever seen before.