Davidian's Holy Grail War

Even so, she still expressed her opinion: if she ran away like this, what would happen to the members of the Round Table? Morgan would definitely wipe them all out.

"To save the fairies of Britain, defeating Morgan le Fay is an absolute condition."

Upon hearing what Castor said, Ritsuka grasped the key information.

All they knew was that Her Majesty the Queen's name was Morgan. Even the fairies of this fairy kingdom only knew that Her Majesty the Queen's name was Morgan. How did Castor know Morgan's surname?

So he asked the question directly, but the one who answered it wasn't Castor but Da Vinci.

She simply explained that the word was used to mean fairy in the Arthurian legend, but even Da Vinci-chan, who was answering the question, was curious in her heart, since there was no such term for Morgan's fairy in the fairy kingdom.

It was quite surprising and rather strange that Castor would address Morgan in that way.

However, Ritsuka did not choose to press the matter this time. Everyone has their own little secrets, so let's leave it at that for now.

But Castor's words also revealed her own thoughts; she intended to follow the prophecy and overthrow Queen Morgan. Pepe smiled and said that since that was the case, he would stay as well. If Belial was his end as a Hidden One, then what was happening here was his meddling as Ritsuka-senpai.

"Let's leave the serious matters here; I don't think I need to bring them up again. Since Caster-chan doesn't intend to give up being the Child of Prophecy, those words from earlier must not be circulated. Because the idea that we might be able to escape to the outside world might weaken the morale of the anti-Queen faction, you know?"

Everyone said they would keep it a secret, and then they began to discuss the upcoming operation.

After all, this was the immediate problem, and they couldn't avoid it. The volunteers from Norwich had indeed strengthened their fighting capabilities, but they couldn't be sent to the battlefield immediately.

Training and development both require time. Sending a large force to the battlefield without any training is tantamount to suicide, not to mention that the individual strength of the Fang Fairy is much greater.

But continuing a defensive war is not the right approach either; they can't hold out if this drags on.

The enemy is not only numerous, but also has a continuous supply of provisions. And they are now an isolated city, with the Queen's army maintaining constant patrols.

Humans or fairies might still have a chance to get in, but there's absolutely no chance of getting a large amount of supplies.

Percival spent the entire day observing the changes in the enemy's military situation. Although the main battlefield was still the same old routine of the Fang Clan, the overall layout was very meticulous, unlike Woodworth's or Bogzart's arrangements.

Thinking about this, he realized who was truly his opponent in military matters.

Lord Camelot was quietly wearing down their strength and energy behind the scenes with a military force several times stronger than theirs. Sooner or later, they would be unable to withstand it.

"The current defensive posture of Lentinium is already in trouble, and if it continues, it will only end in total annihilation."

Therefore, although we outwardly continue to maintain a defensive posture, I will secretly select elite troops to leave the city tonight and spend a day flanking them and deploying them directly behind the enemy's main camp.

Once everything is ready, use the remaining troops as bait to draw the enemy's attention. Once it's confirmed that the enemy is attracted, launch a fierce attack from our main force, which has circled around to the enemy's rear, and take down Woodworth!

Once the clan leader is defeated, they lose their sense of purpose; this is the weakness of the fairies belonging to the clan.

He smiled helplessly as he said this, explaining that it was a last resort. Although he felt bad about it, they still had to target this weakness this time.

"So, the decisive battle is tomorrow?" Castor asked, a question that Percival confirmed. Tonight was the eve of the decisive battle, and they needed to go out and prepare in advance.

But just as he expressed his hope that everyone would stay, Ritsuka simply smiled and said that they planned to go together.

But Percival still refused. This situation was rather special, and he still hoped that Ritsuka and the others could stay and strengthen the defense.

After thinking it over, Ritsuka also came to a conclusion and said that the defensive battle should be left to them. After all, fighting on the plains is Percival's specialty, so let him do it.

"Thank you for your understanding! I'll stake this holy lance on my victory to defeat Woodworth!"

Thus, the battle plan was finalized. Meanwhile, as they finished their battle meeting, Oberon had already found what he was looking for.

It took him and Blanca quite a bit of effort to finally find it—a magic circle that had become so thin over two thousand years that it was almost completely undetectable.

"This is it. Hmm, the rest is up to you." He looked at the pink-furred fox beside him. He had given up some information in the deal, and he hoped the fox would be reliable.

"Leave it to me. Although it's very thin, it hasn't completely disappeared. Fortunately, I spied on their trade secrets when I was at Chaldea, so I can repair and extract it."

"But I never expected you to make a deal with me through Lord Myu Ruien. What an unexpected partner!"

In response to Koyanskaya's words, Oberon merely urged her to hurry up and get to work. They were in a real hurry; he needed to get the goods quickly and then return to help Ritsuka and the others.

"No rush, no rush. This is delicate work, much more complicated than blowing up an enemy with a single shot. Give me some time before I can produce goods that satisfy you. Oberon, you'd better just wait patiently."

Chapter 376 is truly impressive!

"Borgzat will be the striker, Woodworth the center, and I will be in overall command. Continue this formation for the siege tomorrow. Do you all understand?"

Davidian is in command in this huge military tent. Bogzart and Woodworth have been detained by him and have not been able to go directly to the battlefield today.

Their siege today was rather disorganized, as Davidian had only made some basic arrangements.

He was simply looking at Percival's battle plan, and in the end, Percival proved to be slightly more capable than he had expected.

Moreover, Percival probably already guessed who was playing war games with him. As long as the Queen's army's few outstanding combat forces did not enter the battlefield, Lentinium could probably hold out for another seven days.

Percival's goal is victory, and he certainly won't simply wait for reinforcements. Davidian possesses many times more resources; a purely defensive strategy would only lead to certain death.

Norknare in the north might not send troops to relieve them, so they must find a way to win on their own.

Therefore, the battle ended there; Percival's little schemes were too easy to guess, and it even made the fight a bit boring.

I guess he's already secretly led his men out of the city, planning to launch a surprise attack on Woodworth from behind, right?

After all, the main force this time consisted of the Fang clan, with few members of the Tu clan.

If Woodworth can be dealt with, then the fighting spirit of the Fang Clan will be basically destroyed, and Bogzart is not yet able to support the entire Fang Clan.

Therefore, I will be the rear guard, Woodworth will be the center guard providing protection, and Bogzad will be in charge of the main attack. Chaldea and the Prophet's group should be unable to break through Bogzad's vanguard, and they might even be no match for Bogzad.

If Woodworth is in charge, the Tooth Clan's momentum will be maintained as long as he is there, and there will be no need to worry about anything else.

Bagst went back to Manchester to rest; otherwise, she should have been left here as part of the SWAT team.

……

Forget it. It would be troublesome if she couldn't control her nature and went berserk on this battlefield. This war is too large in scale, and she has just strengthened her spiritual foundation. I don't know if she can keep her emotions stable.

After making the arrangements, Bogzat went out, but as Woodworth was about to leave, Davidian called him back. Davidian then swung his sword, opening a dark space, and went inside, gesturing for Woodworth to follow.

After the two entered, Davidian spoke, "Chaldea and the Prophet have arrived. Bogzath isn't as resolute as I thought. If he's been turned, deal with him."

Woodworth was stunned; this was completely outside his consideration.

Although there has always been conflict between Bogzat and him, they are both spiritual leaders within the Fang Clan. As long as they maintain healthy competition, the Fang Clan will never decline.

But now Davidian has presented a possibility that Woodworth wouldn't even dare to consider: Bogzat might defect on the battlefield. This is simply too much...

After much deliberation, Woodworth finally asked, "Is this the Queen's order?"

"How could the Queen personally oversee the course of the battlefield? This was my order, not to mention that if such a thing really happened, the Queen would never forgive him."

Bogzath's loyalty to the Queen isn't entirely absolute, Woodworth. I know your loyalty to the Queen, that's why I'm telling you this.

David's words were filled with indifference, as if Bogzart's life meant nothing to him. But Woodworth knew that David was absolutely right; a traitor had no right to live.

"If he really rebels, I will personally twist his head off." Woodworth finally accepted the order amidst a wave of discontent and anxiety. Davidian nodded and then opened the dark space to let him out.

David watched Woodworth leave his tent, and after Woodworth was gone, Morgan's voice reached David's ears.

"My dear, you seem very anxious lately." She was quite worried about David's current situation, not so much about his circumstances, but rather his mindset.

She always felt that the current David was completely different from the peaceful person he once was in Britain. Back then, although he had worries and pain, he was always able to maintain a peace that belonged only to him, and that peace always attracted her.

But things are different now; David seems increasingly agitated. Has the situation over there really gotten to this point?

Morgan was unable to visit Britain in person, so he didn't know what had happened to Davidian.

After a brief silence, David Ann replied, "I don't know what's going on either, but things have been developing very strangely lately. I've inexplicably become anxious, which is very strange."

He himself couldn't explain his current situation, only that he was so anxious because both sides were moving closer to the end.

Since she's already prepared to accept failure, you don't need to worry. She's a woman of her word; there's no need to worry too much.

Morgan soothed him with words of comfort, and David forced himself back into a calm state, patiently awaiting dawn. His life or death depended on this battle.

Meanwhile, in the war room of Lentinium Castle, Ritsuka was lost in thought, while Habeyam was humming a song and writing in his diary beside him.

Just now, Ritsuka asked her why she kept a diary, but Habeyomi just replied that she was quite forgetful, so she wanted to record every happy and joyful day like this.

After a brief conversation, Habeyano asked him why he had come to the operations room, and Ritsuka honestly replied that he was worried about Mash. They had been separated for too long, and he was extremely concerned about Mash's condition.

"That's true. You can forget about it when you're fighting, but in this situation, you can't help but think about it. But you have to believe me! You and Mashu will definitely be reunited, I can guarantee that!"

While I can't tell you Mashu's location or situation yet, she has trustworthy allies there—the Pan-Humanist Heroic Spirits you know are with her. All you need to do is focus on assisting Castor; that's the shortcut to seeing Mashu sooner!

Ritsuka, however, was preoccupied with something else. Wasn't Mash captured by Morgan? Why were there Pan-Human History Heroic Spirits following her? So far, the only Pan-Human History Heroic Spirits he had seen in Britain were Davidian and Oberon.

Upon hearing this, Habeyano looked troubled and then secretly revealed some information to him. It was indeed Morgan who transferred Mashu, but even Morgan couldn't interfere with what happened afterward.

Morgan couldn't hold onto anyone; all she did was let people go.

"However, this kind of thing is irrelevant to outsiders; all you need to do is defeat Morgan."

Habeyano's words reassured Ritsuka somewhat, and then Habeyano gave him a subtle smile and asked him about something else:

"Now, tell me how things are going between you and Castor? Ah~ and the Fairy Knight Tristan, even that flower of evil has been swayed by you, Fujimaru Ritsuka, you truly are a sinful man~"

Chapter 377 VS The Queen's Daughter (Second Battle)

Even with her extensive experience, Fujimaru Ritsuka blushed when Habe-nyan teased her like that.

He was now at a loss for how to answer Habey's question. What should he say?

Seeing Ritsuka remain silent, Habe-nyan got even more excited, uttering things like "heartbreaker."

However, Ritsuka didn't refute it. Actually, he really wanted to say that he had basically never been in a relationship, and only now, when he sat down and thought back, did he realize that he had lived an inhuman life for the past few years.