Davidian's Holy Grail War

“Then I must ask you, you just said you wanted to save Britain, right? But Belial Gat said that Chaldea claims to be the only righteous one and has already destroyed several worlds.”

In that case, your reason for visiting Britain is no different from always. Because it will self-destruct, so there's no need to intervene? That doesn't constitute a reason for salvation at all.

Therefore, I ask you, Fujimaru Ritsuka, and the beautiful and intelligent Servants: Regardless of the prophesied child, why do you, from the outside world, protect the Britannian Fairy?

"Whether in Norwich or now, you could have simply stood by and watched them die."

His words stumped everyone present, but while everyone else remained silent, only Ritsuka spoke up, saying that Bagst was mistaken.

"I know it's contradictory to do something just because I want to save people. But even if the world were to disappear tomorrow, I wouldn't want to ruin everything I've achieved so far for that reason."

Such an answer moved Bagstaff deeply; what a beautiful and touching spirit! Just like her Adonis, this spirit was something even the lord had never seen, and Lord Morgan was incredibly cruel to the fairies of this fairy kingdom.

In comparison, this person, despite his frail physique, relentlessly exhausted his strength in an attempt to save everyone. Perhaps, in comparison, he was more like a knight than I was.

"Don't be so stubborn, your murderous aura has all vanished, you... no, I mean Bagst. How about we call a truce? Actually, I was originally an enemy of Chaldea. If there's anything you really want to do, there's no harm in being frank..."

Just as he was about to continue speaking, a dark space opened up right between them. Everyone immediately became alert; after all, the special effect was all too familiar, and it was obvious who had arrived.

"Morgan was wondering who had the ability to discredit Bagst's name, but it turned out to be exactly as I expected. You guys are truly amazing, I applaud you, well done."

David emerged from the darkness, instantly reversing the balance of power in the battle. Ritsuka and the others knew that using sheer numbers against David was the most foolish thing to do.

Can't beat it, can't beat it at all.

But Davidian didn't look at them; he simply looked at Bagst and said:

"Come back with me first. This is the first time in a hundred years that someone has managed to strip you of your bestowed name, and your spiritual foundation has become unstable as a result. Morgan still needs to reinforce it for you again to prevent you from falling into the dark side."

Chapter 370 The Burnt-Out Soul

“Yes, I am deeply ashamed that you have seen me in such a sorry state.” Bagst lowered his head, but David Ann shook his head indifferently; it was a trivial matter.

"Then let's go. There's no need to stay here any longer. The Autumn Forest has been cleared out, so whether we kill these people or not is irrelevant now."

"Masters of Chaldea and children of prophecy, rejoice! You have indeed defeated the Fairy Knight Gawain."

After saying that, David swung his sword and opened up the dark space. If he wanted to leave, no one else would dare to stop him.

But before he left, Ritsuka still asked his departing figure:

"Such atrocities also occurred during the Sixth Singularity, burning down villages and poisoning the weak who had no ability to resist."

David Anqing, how could you commit such an unjust act? Are you still the person I once knew?

He had thought that David would at least hold the line, but now he realized that he was completely wrong.

The cruelty of David's actions was beyond his imagination; he couldn't fathom that David, who was always gentle and smiling, would order such a thing.

But David didn't even turn around; he simply said calmly before leaving:

"The person before you is not the David you know. What you see before you is the ashes of a soul that has been burned out, a remnant of a hero who fought only for Her Majesty the Queen."

There is no possibility of further communication between us. If you wish to implement your ideas, then simply draw your sword and attack me.

David's words were so resolute that Ritsuka had no room for rebuttal. He then entered the dark space with Bagst and left, his immediate task being to stabilize Bagst's spirit origin.

After the two men left, everyone finally breathed a sigh of relief. Bagst alone was already difficult enough to deal with, but with Davian added to the mix, victory would be even more difficult.

No one wanted to confront Lord Camelot head-on under these circumstances; they couldn't possibly gain the upper hand in a one-on-one fight or a group brawl.

It's already a great relief that they were able to leave the stage while maintaining this situation; their immediate priority should be to return to Lentinium as soon as possible.

But looking at Wales, which had been burned to ashes, the people's mood was still not good.

But the first to speak was Oberon. He comforted everyone, saying that the forest had finally calmed down, and they had even defeated a fairy knight, which was a great achievement.

"At least there's one good thing, congratulations!" he said cheerfully, but everyone could hear the sorrow in his voice.

Even Ritsuka didn't know how to comfort him at this moment, and seeing that everyone was silent, Oberon's barely suppressed joy immediately dissipated.

"Excuse me, I'd like to be alone for a while. Could you please go back first? It takes a little time to say goodbye to them one by one."

Hearing Oberon's somber request, the others nodded silently in response. The group then left the Welsh forest. Redra, who was waiting for them, was surprised; Oberon hadn't returned?

“Oberon will be going back a little later, so let’s head back to Lentinium first. By the way, where are Percival and Gareth?”

Caster answered on behalf of Ritsuka, who was not in a good mood at the time, and as she asked her question, the two of them emerged from the forest.

"I'm sorry, searching for survivors took a little time. However, there were no survivors on the west and south sides of the forest. I'm sorry, we couldn't do it all."

Percival's face showed no joy, but Gareth excitedly said that Percival had driven away that fairy knight Lancelot! This was something to be happy about!

"Lancelot? Two fairy knights have actually come?" Da Vinci couldn't help but exclaim. She hadn't expected that Lancelot, who was as fast as a fighter jet, would also be here. If the three of them had attacked at the same time, they would have been in real danger.

"Two fairy knights arrived, and Lord Camelot himself was present... It's quite surprising that this all ended so peacefully. But, you drove Lancelot away?"

Ritsuka found it unbelievable, not because she looked down on Percival, but because, in terms of sheer combat strength, Ritsuka could clearly see the difference between Percival and Lancelot, and yet Percival was able to drive away someone like Lancelot? Was there some reason behind this?

"Gareth is giving me too much credit. Actually, it was Lancelot who let us off the hook. After she confirmed that the forest fire was extinguished, she flew straight towards Camelot. She is a dragon fairy soaring through the sky, and as a human, I don't have the means to shoot her down..."

Percival responded with a helpless expression, but everyone understood. After all, it was Lancelot; his flying ability was truly unbelievable, on par with Enkidu's in the records.

"Since you two are both safe and sound, there's nothing to worry about. Let's worry about Oberon instead. Although he should be able to recover, burying so many bodies might require me to stay and help."

Muramasa talked about Oberon and the fairies, but Redra asked him what he meant by burying.

"Huh?" This time, it was everyone from Pan-Human History who was dumbfounded. What does this mean? Does this fairy kingdom not practice burial but cremation? If the body is just left unattended, it will rot, right? At least a hole should be dug for burial.

Seeing their bewildered expressions, Castor couldn't help but ask, "Don't you all know?"

"Does that mean the fairies of Britain don't decay after they die?" Ritsuka followed up on her question, but when he said that, Castor's expression turned helpless.

Ritsuka felt a chill run down her spine. Could it be? Could something else be going on?

"Ah! Is that so? Now that you mention it, it does seem to be true! I've felt something was off for a while now, so that's how it is? Even if those guys die, their spirit cores won't decompose."

"Well, I don't know what fairies are like in your world... but in Britain, fairies remain the same after they die. They don't decay or rot; they change their appearance and continue to exist."

Human remains decompose and are therefore burned. But the remains of fairies are left on the land of Britain, a world made up of the remains of fairies.

Castor's explanation left everyone wide-eyed. What a cruel and terrifying world this was!

Ritsuka couldn't help but look at the ground beneath her feet. Was the land she was standing on actually built up bit by bit by a living fairy?

For the first time, Ritsuka even felt a little nauseous. He couldn't imagine what kind of sins could have accumulated to form such a huge island, and how many lives would have been sacrificed to accomplish such a thing?

At the same time, Castor's words also suggest that the island should never have existed in the first place.

Not only is the fairy kingdom man-made, but the islands of Britain were also created for unknown reasons and are not natural at all.

Chapter 371 Information Circulation

"Your spiritual foundation has been strengthened once again. Remember, as long as your heart remains steadfast, you are still you." Morgan withdrew her hand from the spell, and Bagst's condition had been stabilized once more.

Bagst also knelt down to express her gratitude to Morgan, after all, she had indeed suffered a defeat. It was already fortunate she wasn't punished, and to receive such a favor was an act of extraordinary mercy from the Queen.

"It's alright, such a failure is not unacceptable. Moreover, the forests of Wales have been cleared, so it cannot be considered a complete failure."

After you finish your report at the morning meeting the day after tomorrow, go back to Manchester and rest for a while. Let Bogzat and Woodworth handle Lentinium's task; that should be foolproof."

Morgan gave the order, and Bagst had no reason to refuse. She got up and took her leave. Davidian didn't say anything more, thinking it would be good for Bagst to get some rest.

After Bagst left, Morgan suddenly remarked, "He was indeed a good man, wanting to save everyone he could... What a wonderful spirit!"

"They're completely different from us, but I'm also wondering if they can stick to this path until the end. The fairy kingdom is far more complex than they think."

Morgan chuckled softly at David's words. She looked at David and gently beckoned him to sit beside her. David complied, and only after he sat down did Morgan speak:

"One bell is far from enough to warrant the help of others; we'll have a chance when it's four or five. Before that, Woodworth and Bogzart will probably be able to wipe them out."

David sighed helplessly upon hearing her words. If only things could go that smoothly. He always felt that this arrangement wasn't enough; it wouldn't be able to truly annihilate Chaldea and the Prophet's group.

"You still seem worried, but I can't imagine how those people could resist such military force. No other clans are going to come to their aid yet, so our victory is inevitable."

Morgan remained confident, so Davidian stopped worrying about it.

In any case, combat is a manifestation of violence. No matter how eloquent or beautiful the words spoken, in the end, only the sword in hand can determine the victor.

"Speaking of which, where is Bavanshi? Hasn't she returned yet? Woodworth should be camped out on the outskirts of Lentinium by now, right?"

Davidian suddenly brought up this point, after all, Bavanshi was Morgan's Achilles' heel, and her safety was far more important.

"After returning and getting a lot of magic props, she rushed out again... It seems she wanted to have a one-on-one fight with Caster to see who would win. It's clear that her competitive spirit was really strong this time."

Morgan laughed as he pointed out the fact that Davidian found quite troublesome: that he had gone to Lentinium at a time like this because of his strange competitive spirit was simply too much of a headache.

"Alright, it's time to go back and rest. It's only midnight, and sleep is still quite important to me." Morgan got up to go back to his dorm to catch up on some sleep, since it was still early and there was no need to stay here any longer.

Only she and Artoria Caster are qualified to connect to this throne, so there is no need to worry about anyone causing her any trouble.

David said he wasn't very sleepy, but Morgan dragged him back to rest.

Why say you're not sleepy? It's good to come over and be her pillow.

However, at this moment, Chaldea was speeding towards Lentinium, and Redra was still marveling at how comfortable the new carriage was to pull.

Since the war with the Queen has already begun, there's no need to adhere to the legal speed limit anymore; just enjoy the ride!

"At this pace, we should reach Salisbury around noon and be back in Lentinium before sunset. What do you all think? Should we keep going, or take a break?"

Ritsuka couldn't help but reach out and say that they really needed to find a place to rest for a while, as they were all exhausted after such a long night.

Even he had to admit that his energy was completely depleted, and everyone else was so tired that they could barely keep their eyes open.