That protagonist is trash; I could do better!

She accepted Britain's demise, but she could not accept that Britain, under her leadership, was also shrouded in chaos and war until the very last moment.

In short, Saber knew she would lose, but she didn't expect to lose so badly, so she wanted to change Britain's fate through the Holy Grail.

Dr. Roman watched Hall and Merlin's conversation with a head full of questions, feeling unable to get a word in edgewise, and knowing that now was not the time for him to speak.

Merlin continued, "The fact that she made Fujimaru Ritsuka and her group leave shows that she was serious. Although I don't know how much of Ria's essence she still retains, you should know very well who she most wants to see when the relic is returned and what promise she most wants to fulfill."

Merlin sighed softly, "Think more about that child. Don't wait until it's too late to realize your mistake. Don't forget her simplest and purest wish. It would be too cruel if it couldn't be fulfilled."

If Saber hadn't become the King of Knights, she would have been an ordinary girl.

"..."

Reflecting on his experience with the Sixth Singularity, Hall indeed devoted more of his energy to maintaining world stability and waiting for Fujimaru Ritsuka to arrive and resolve the Singularity.

Her attention never lingered on the Lion King; she was convinced that he was the same cold-blooded Lion King from the original world.

Merlin's words served as a reminder to Hall.

Hall pondered for a long time before slowly speaking: "Merlin, you are an excellent negotiator."

Merlin then smiled and said, "This used to be my job too. Do you need me to give you a ride? My magic tricks are quite convenient now."

"No need, I have recorded the coordinates of the spiritual particles in that world."

Merlin smiled gently: "Then I look forward to your return."

Why should I tell you?

"I like happy endings, where everyone gets a happy ending."

"..."

Dr. Roman timidly raised his hand: "Can you explain what you're talking about?"

Hall got angry when he said that and glared at him: "Didn't you never speak properly before?"

If you could just speak properly, the human reasoning and burning style of Getia wouldn't have appeared, and the human reasoning and burning style wouldn't have happened.

"Me?" Dr. Roman was speechless, sensing that there was something deeper in Hall's words.

Before Dr. Roman could ask any further questions, Hall severed his connection with Chaldea.

Hall's magic eye lit up with rainbow light, traced his memories, found the spiritual coordinates of the sixth singularity, and saw the scenery at that coordinate.

A magnificent and enormous pyramid stands there.

The Radiant Great Composite Temple.

"Merlin, please tell everyone that I will be away for a while."

"Sure, and could you please give my regards to him (Bedwell)?"

A magic circle unfolded beneath Hall's feet, distorting space and opening a portal to another world.

Hall's body sank into another world. Just as the portal was about to close, a golden light narrowly passed through and struck Hall, who was maintaining the portal and was completely unprepared. Together, they fell into the Sixth Singularity.

Merlin, who witnessed all of this, smiled happily: "It looks like it's going to be quite a spectacle, but it's a pity I can't use my clairvoyance."

This is probably the real-world effect of Excalibur!

Chapter 450 Goodbye to the Sun

Good weight!

Hall felt as if his body was falling apart. This was understandable, as his mortal body had endured a physical impact equivalent to being hit head-on by a high-speed train. It was a stroke of luck that his body hadn't turned into a pile of minced meat.

The culprit that caused all of this is sitting right on him.

Ishtar sat on Hall's chest, still recovering from the impact, patting her chest with her small hands in relief: "Ouch~ Ouch~~ That was close, I almost missed it."

Hall's gaze moved upwards and he could see the girl's beautiful body curves, like a green fruit, exuding a tempting, unripe allure.

Now, Hall clearly had no intention of enjoying this delicious fruit; in fact, he seemed to have a faint urge to press it against the hot sand and rub it.

Looking around, I saw a desolate desert, the scorching sun like fire and the sand like a furnace, burning everything in this desert.

The Demon Eye emitted a faint rainbow light, observing the coordinates of the spirit particles, which were slightly deviated due to Ishtar's interference.

As Hall pondered, Ishtar turned and nestled against his chest, resting her chin on her hands and smiling, "Master~ Where is this? Don't even think about leaving me behind to participate in some interesting event."

Hearing Ishtar's sickeningly sweet tone never brings anything good.

Hall said irritably, "It's none of your business. Why are you getting involved? Go away."

Ishtar reached out and pinched Hall's cheek, complaining, "I'm so tired of Uruk. Siduri always drags me to some kind of ritual. Although she's an excellent priestess, she's too serious and boring. On the other hand, I often encounter interesting things when I'm with you, and I also get a lot of treasure."

When the topic of treasure came up, Ishtar's eyes lit up, like a cat that had just tasted fish.

Hall said helplessly, "I came into this world to settle unfinished business."

Ishtar hugged Hall's neck and rubbed against him affectionately, saying, "Master~? Can I move around freely in this world?"

Hall pushed Ishtar away, stood up, and brushed the sand off his clothes. "Whatever."

"Thank you~?" Ishtar smiled and happily kissed Hall on the cheek. She then lightly leaped onto the Sky Bow Maana and waved to Hall before flying away, saying, "I'll be back before you go back. Before that, I'm going to plunder this world properly."

After speaking, his body transformed into a golden streak of light that pierced the clear sky.

Hall looked up at the cloudless blue sky. Even though it was daytime, the magic eye could still see all the stars and constellations, which he used to determine direction.

"There is no sandstorm here, so we should be within the protective barrier of the Radiant Great Composite Temple, no more than thirty kilometers away."

Having found his direction, Hall flew into the air, with a transparent storm looming behind him. Wind elemental spirits gathered into a jet of air, continuously compressing and converging.

Hall chanted the incantation: "Roar, spirit of the storm."

boom!

The air exploded, sending out white shockwaves, and Hall's body flew away at a speed comparable to that of a fighter jet.

In less than two minutes, Hall spotted the iconic building in the desert—the Radiant Great Complex Temple.

A massive pyramid surrounds an oasis where a herd of Egyptian mythical beasts, the Sphinx, rests leisurely, each possessing a powerful spiritual essence comparable to that of a dragon.

Upon sensing Hall's arrival, all the Sphinx Beasts raised their heads in alarm, their eyes gleaming with an eerie light.

"We've almost forgotten they exist."

Hall cursed under his breath as his magic eye detected a high-energy reaction, and a defensive barrier was erected in front of him.

"Coo coo~~"

Just before the scorching rays were about to shoot out from the Sphinxmon's eyes, a deep roar resounded, and all the Sphinxmon respectfully lowered their heads. A Sphinxmon with a translucent blue body and wearing golden armor slowly stepped out from the main gate of the temple.

Its spirit origin reaction surpasses that of a dragon, and it is almost comparable to the strongest divine beast of Uruk, the Bull of the Sky.

Starry Sky Sphinxmon, the king of Sphinxmon, is, as its name suggests, a manifestation of the concept of the starry sky.

Hall landed in front of it and smiled, "Looks like you haven't forgotten me."

Cute, I want to pet it.

Reaching out, I touched the unknown substance that made up its body. It didn't feel like a living body; it was more like a viscous but non-sticky liquid that could be penetrated with a little force.

The Starry Sky Sphinx sat on the ground, facing Hall, but its face had no features, just like its body, which was an endless starry sky.

Hall pointed to the main entrance and asked, "I need to speak with your Sun King. Is it here?"

The Starry Sky Sphinx, which had just been lying down, stood up again, entered the Radiant Great Complex Temple through the main gate, and looked back at Hall. With a few simple movements, Hall understood what it meant.

Go with it.

After passing through a complex array of buildings, Hall was led to the throne of the Sun King.

The aloof Sun King leaned against his throne, his right hand supporting his cheek, staring motionlessly at the projected image before him.

When Hall came to the foot of the throne, Ozymandias, the Sun King, looked away from Hall and yawned boredly: "Magician, you've come at the right time. I'm tired of this ridiculous show."

Performance?

Hall's Demon Eyes peered into the projected image, which showed a group of monsters chasing Fujimaru Ritsuka and her companions.

But behind them, the Sphinx was driving away the monster horde in the distance, guiding Fujimaru Ritsuka and his group onto the correct route in the desert. At their pace, it would probably take them another whole day to reach the Radiant Great Composite Temple.

The Sun King Ozymandias, his hand gleaming with golden light, conjured a staff that floated down before Hall and commanded, "Hmph, look at this ridiculous performance. Is this the hero you chose to save humanity? He's too weak, as dull and lifeless as desert dust."

Hall inexplicably caught the staff of the Sun King Ozymandias, and through the staff, he sensed the Sphinx beasts of the desert and could directly give them commands.

Looking around, Hall couldn't help but wonder, "Where is the other pharaoh?"

Logically speaking, Nitocris should have been the first to sense Hall. It's one thing that she didn't come out, but it's also very rare that she wasn't by the side of the Sun King Ozymandias. Moreover, she wasn't there to greet Fujimaru Ritsuka and her group, and it was up to the Sun King Ozymandias to do it himself.

This is an abnormal situation no matter how you look at it.

Ozymandias, the Sun King, looked annoyed: "That noisy, stupid bird was captured by Hassan a week ago."

puff!

Hall almost burst out laughing, his expression turning strange.

The timeline has indeed changed, not so early, and without the interference of Fujimaru Ritsuka and his group, Nitocris should have really been captured and taken to the Mountain People's village.

King Ozymandias of the Sun stared at Hall, his eyes slightly opening. He lowered his right hand, which had been supporting his cheek, and became serious, revealing a rare hint of surprise: "It's been a while since I last saw you, and you've undergone some wonderful changes."

Hall thought to himself that he and he had only fought once, and their relationship shouldn't be that good.

As for the reason, Hall knew it too; it was probably because he had gained recognition after fighting with him.

It was as if he had acknowledged a certain suicide archer.

“Sun King, I will guide them here, but I will not meet them. I have returned here to witness the end of this world.”

"Hmph, the Lion King, if you stand idly by, what can those shadowy figures do? They can't even defeat the Lion King's Round Table. I acknowledge you, but until those shadowy figures offer me conditions that will earn my recognition, I have no intention of confronting the Lion King head-on for their sake."

“This is their job, it has nothing to do with me,” Hall said, unmoved.

"Hahahaha, interesting, I'll wait and see."

The projection zoomed in, revealing the whereabouts of Fujimaru Ritsuka and her group.

Hall used the Sun King's staff to command the Sphinxmon to drive away the horde of beasts, which grew in number until even the Sphinxmon itself appeared to besiege Fujimaru Ritsuka.

Fujimaru Ritsuka and his group were no match for him. They fought wits and courage against Hall and were driven to the brink of despair several times.

The weary-looking Sun King Ozymandias roused himself, his expression growing increasingly strange, and couldn't help but say, "You really do like them, huh?"