Davidian's Holy Grail War

While everyone was still in shock, Davidian had already completed his transformation. The immortal bird broke through everyone's defenses, grabbed the heavily injured Woodworth, and charged towards Camelot in the distance.

"Remember this! Chaldea! I will avenge this! You have angered Lord Camelot!"

Ritsuka and the others, who had finally regained some strength, rushed over and helped Percival, who had collapsed and was unconscious on the ground, to his feet.

Although Davidian eventually escaped, the fact that Bogzat was killed and Woodworth was seriously wounded still made their victory extremely encouraging.

But to be honest, Ritsuka wasn't happy at all. He looked at Bogzat lying there, slowly losing his life, and felt a deep sadness in his heart.

They once shared joyful moments in Norwich, fighting together against calamities. But now, in the fight against the Queen's army, they killed Bogzath. Is that really a good thing?

So, at the end of Bogzart's life, Ritsuka leaned close to him. Da Vinci had just warned him from behind that it was dangerous, but Ritsuka simply said it was nothing to worry about.

"It's you who's by my side in the end. How unpredictable fate is." Bogzart was now barely breathing; his life was coming to an end.

The white lion of the Fang Clan is about to perish at this moment; this is his limit.

“Mr. Bogzart… protected Woodworth at the last moment, even though you said you disliked him back in Norwich.”

Ritsuka said those words, but Bogzart just let out a relieved laugh.

"Yes, I do hate Morgan, I hate Spligan, and I hate Morgan and David Ann who are always so high and mighty."

However... to possess territory, to have people, to want to protect my Norwich, to want to protect the Britain that gave me birth, that is also my true wish.

But it's a pity, it seems this is the end. I remember your name is... Fujimaru Ritsuka, right? Go and guide the prophesied child, do your best to lead her forward. Save Britain, and save the fairies..."

After Bogzat finished his final words, he stopped breathing, and Ritsuka knelt down and closed the eyes of his massive head.

The cheers from behind had already reached him. Ritsuka should have been happy, but he found that he couldn't be happy at all.

He silently straightened up, only to find a white wolf watching him from a distance.

The man and the wolf stared at each other for a while, and finally the white wolf turned and left.

Ritsuka figured he would have another chance to meet the wolf in the future, so he didn't chase after it. He turned around and walked toward the cheering crowd.

Others came closer to share his joy of victory, which was an unexpected and overwhelming win.

"Noknare actually sent troops to help us, that's beyond our imagination~" Caster immediately started flirting with Noknare after seeing her, but Noknare just gave him a disdainful look and then proudly raised her head.

“Oberon begged me to come. He said this battle could not only defeat Bogzat, but with luck, it could even defeat Woodworth. That’s why I came here with my private army behind the backs of the elders in Edinburgh, and the result has indeed been good.”

Her attitude was haughty, but the joy and concern for Caster in her words were genuine.

Everyone could only pretend not to understand her good intentions and join in the hearty laughter, after all, they had won the battle and it was time to celebrate.

Meanwhile, Artoria rode towards them on her East Starlion. She had been cleaning up the battlefield and taking in prisoners. After all, the Fang Clan had brought a large number of fairies this time, along with other human soldiers and clan warriors.

With Bogzat dead and Woodworth seriously wounded, many of them lost the will to fight, either surrendering or fleeing. Therefore, capturing prisoners was a rather troublesome task, given their limited manpower.

"Thank you for your hard work, Master. It is your will that has triumphed in summoning me through that barrier of light."

She dismounted, and then, in a gust of strong wind, she removed her armor and helmet.

Everyone was delighted to see that familiar face, but Custer stared wide-eyed in disbelief at what he was seeing.

She even rubbed her eyes hard to confirm what she was seeing, and once she was sure it was real, Caster's eyes went dead...

Impossible! Absolutely impossible! How could she be so big! Even Morgan isn't that big!

Chapter 383 Falling into Darkness

David brought Woodworth back to the Jade Throne Hall, where the goblin bureaucrats around him were burned to ashes by his flames before they could even speak.

At this moment, all the fairies fell silent, for they understood the situation—Davian's anger had been fully ignited.

"Woodworth... how did he get hurt like this?!" Morgan's tone rarely revealed panic and anger. She couldn't imagine who could have injured her Woodworth like this.

The Chaldea group and Castor could never possibly have that kind of power!

"He took a solid hit from the Spear of Choice, and then the Light of Rungomminiad pierced his chest. Even a Grand Duke of Heat Dissipation, a being with the kidneys of stars, couldn't withstand such an impact."

David Ann explained the situation, saying that Woodworth's survival until now was a testament to his own strength.

Even Vortigern, in his dragon form, was reduced to ashes after taking a hit from Rungomminiad, so it's quite remarkable that Woodworth is still breathing.

“Your Majesty…Your Majesty…” Woodworth managed to utter, and Morgan quickly approached.

After a series of examinations, she felt somewhat relieved, at least her life was still saved, although her body was basically ruined.

The Grand Duke of Dissipation must take good care of his injuries to ensure his survival; as for going to the battlefield, that's a joke.

"Get some rest, Woodworth. I'll remember this grudge and never let them off easily." Morgan ordered the elf knights around him to take the seriously injured Archduke of Pyre away to rest. Sending him back to Oxford now would be tantamount to sending him to his death.

She then stood up and looked at David, whose face was full of anger. She rarely saw David show such an expression.

But now he is filled with such murderous intent, which means that Chaldea has done something to greatly provoke him.

"I will regroup my troops and fight again. I will draw my sword and fight them to the death!"

Davidian only said these two simple sentences, and Morgan nodded. She could tell that Davidian was giving it her all.

Although it's unclear what exactly happened over there, it seems that Davidian has truly gone mad this time.

He opened a portal to Manchester and Oxford. Bogzart was dead, Woodworth was badly wounded, but he still had Bagst, Melyuchina, and even himself!

He will assemble an elite force to launch a campaign against Chaldea, but this time he will not pursue justice.

What follows is not a war of justice, but a war of annihilation!

However, Ritsuka was unaware of just how far Davidan had gone mad; all he knew was that his side had won a great victory.

About 20% of the Fang clan surrendered or were captured on the battlefield, while the rest fled to Oxford.

However, with Bogzath killed in battle and Woodworth seriously wounded, the effect of David directly commanding the Fang Clan was not as good as the other two.

The Fang Clan should now have lost its function as an army, which is something they should be happy about.

Although they had made considerable sacrifices, they had finally overcome this enormous difficulty. With the southern obstacles gone, all that remained for them to deal with was Davidian and the three fairy knights.

"The foundation for the advance toward Camelot has been laid. Castells has already rung two bells, and we have also crushed the enemy's main force."

Artoria has now taken over command of the Round Table, since Percival is still unconscious after collapsing, and he is the most experienced in warfare on the scene.

Although she never imagined that she would face off against David in this way, she really never imagined it.

"Artoria is right, but the most commendable thing about this war is that the Fang Clan was not wiped out. They were not pursued when they fled, and those who surrendered were treated as prisoners of war."

The Round Table Army's motto is: Our goal is the coexistence of fairies and humans; the only thing to be impeached is the Queen's system.

After all, you've consistently upheld this slogan from the beginning, thus making the Child of Prophecy a figure of justice equal to that of the Queen.

Oberon chuckled and said that they certainly did not want to destroy the fairies, even though they had to deal with Woodworth, who was part of the Queen's faction.

But the Fang Clan remains an indispensable force in protecting Britain, not to mention that this year's great calamity will likely be extremely terrible and will not just occur in Norwich.

Although the three fairy knights and Davidan himself are very powerful, they are ultimately fighting alone. To protect the other fairies and fight against the large number of Moss swarms, they still need professional warriors like the Fang Clan.

"Once we've reorganized our troops, we'll immediately set off to capture Oxford!" Oberon was getting excited, but Artoria spoke up at that moment.

"No, the task at hand is not to capture Oxford, but to prepare for defense. Davidian has been enraged and will not give up easily; a second wave of attack may already be underway."

"I and the soon-to-awaken Percival will lead the Army of the Round Table in the defense of Londinium. You will continue to ring the Bell of Prophecy and gather more who are willing to help you."

Everyone was stunned by his words, but Pepe was the quickest to react. After careful consideration, he was the first to agree with Artoria's words. She was definitely not joking; Davian must already be gathering a second wave of attacks.

"Really? King Arthur of Pan-Human History could actually predict Lord Camelot to this extent? He just suffered a major defeat!" Gareth couldn't believe that Davian would dare to attack again. Was he really fearless?

Artoria glanced at the fairy Gareth who looked exactly like the human Gareth from the Pan-Human History, and then felt a deep sense of helplessness.

At this moment, she felt that it was really amazing that David had managed to hold out until now before going crazy. How did Lostbelt manage to dance on his trigger points?

"Although I am also very reluctant to believe this, if Artoria says so, then I choose to believe it. King Arthur and Lord Camelot have known each other for more than twenty years, and they certainly know each other better than we do."

Da Vinci also chose to believe Artoria, and Artoria smiled and nodded at her, expressing her gratitude for her trust.

"Born from nature, David and I have been together for nearly 25 years. We are the people who trust and understand each other the most."

I admit that your summons was necessary, but I must still say that my appearance this time was powerless to save David's heart; instead, it pushed him into deeper darkness.

When she saw the crazed David, she understood his choice. Combined with the information she later obtained from Ritsuka and the others about the fairy kingdom, she understood the general situation between David and Morgan.

This time, she no longer felt agitated; all that remained was a helpless lament about everything.

Chapter 384 is hers

As night fell, Ritsuka climbed the city wall.

Besides the guards, he could also see Artoria standing there. She was gazing into the distance, and Ritsuka knew exactly which direction she was looking.

That was the direction Davidan retreated in, which was also the location of the fairy kingdom of Camelot.

"Oh? Master, you're still not asleep? Staying up all night is tough for humans. I'm a Heroic Spirit, so it's fine. You'd better go to sleep now."

Ritsuka tilted his head, showing no intention of going to sleep. Artoria then realized that he had something he wanted to ask.

So she smiled and waved, and Ritsuka immediately understood what she meant and moved closer.

"Your Majesty, what kind of person was the lord before?"

Ritsuka's first question was just that, which surprised Artoria. Logically speaking, they had spent a long time together and she shouldn't be asking this.

However, she quickly came to understand. After all, Ritsuka had never been a Master of Davian before. It was normal that he didn't know much about Davian, so she would explain it to him.