The world of Type-Moon starts with saving Altria!

624. Ian's Another Attack to Protect Lily/The King's Girl (4k)

"..."

Morgan never expected that Ian would reject him so unhesitatingly at this moment.

In an instant, grievance and dissatisfaction filled her heart, and soon evolved into anger.

"Why?!"

"Why can't you agree with me—aren't you on my side?"

Habit is second nature.

Morgan seemed to think that everything he proposed should be approved.

But that was not the case. At least for now, Ian did not approve of her plan, and even had some vague opposition in his voice.

If he couldn't get some explanation from him, Morgan felt that he would definitely lose his mind.

However, Ian seemed to have thought of this a long time ago. After rejecting Morgan's request, he quickly continued to explain the reasons for his doing so.

"Princess, you can indeed kill Altria by doing this."

"But I think you should also know the consequences of this, right?"

"Britain will probably not recognize you."

"..."

Ian knew how to hit Morgan where it hurts as much as possible.

No, it might not be a good idea to call it a pain point.

A more accurate description would be that he knew how to make her feel uncomfortable with just a few words.

Because he is the person who knows her best in this world.

And those few words just mentioned what Morgan cared about most - the land of Britain.

Yes.

Killing Altria is actually not a difficult thing.

If Avalon were taken away from her, she would be nothing more than a fragile girl.

Not to mention Morgan, even Ian himself could easily kill her at this time.

But from Morgan's point of view, the key to the problem is not how to kill Altria, but how to gain control of the country after her death and take everything into his own hands legitimately.

Ian knew this, and Morgan certainly didn't know it.

The ruthless queen soon woke up from the pleasure of revenge.

Under the moonlight, she sat on her knight, looking at him with the heaviest gaze.

"So you still think there's something wrong with my plan, right?"

"..."

Ian was silent for a long time, seemingly wondering whether his words would affect Morgan's mood.

Finally, he said:

"There is certainly nothing wrong with Princess's plan."

"It's just that this is a desperate move. Putting aside whether it will have a serious impact on Artoria, if we only discuss magic, you, Princess, will definitely be the first suspect."

"Just the risk alone is unacceptable to me."

"..."

Morgan didn't show any anger when listening to Ian's words.

On the contrary, a confident smile appeared on her face, as if she had already thought about Ian's question.

wrong.

This alone is not enough to describe Morgan's expression at this moment.

A more accurate statement would be that she has thought about how to avoid this problem.

"Knight, if you have thought of it, how could I not have thought of it?"

"I...already know how to avoid this risk."

"Avoid this risk?" Ian was shocked, but quickly calmed down.

He knew this was Morgan's true self.

It was completely calculated, so that nothing could go wrong.

It was precisely because of this that she was able to gain a foothold in the castle of Camelot in such a relatively subtle identity.

"Yes," Morgan continued, "If using magic will bring suspicion upon me, then all we need to do is find a way to shift that suspicion onto someone else, right?"

"..."

Ian might have been a little confused before, but when he heard Morgan say to shift the possibility to other people, he immediately reacted.

"Princess, are you referring to Merlin?"

"You are indeed my knight." Morgan's hand gently stroked Ian's chest. She obviously liked this feeling but couldn't express it directly.

"That's right. The magic he used is on the same level as mine, and it has a very strong personal touch—so all we have to do is put all the blame on him."

"He'll definitely side with Altria anyway, won't he? We can take this opportunity to get rid of him now, killing two birds with one stone."

"..."

[I have to say, Morgan's plan is really good.]

[This way, not only can we avoid the original risk, but we can also deal with the rather troublesome Merlin.]

[At the same time, by dealing with Merlin in this way, Morgan can also take this opportunity to further expand his achievements.]

You realize she's not just saying it casually—this is a long-planned plan to get promoted.

【but……】

You find yourself unable to accept this plan that is entirely in Morgan's favor.

Killing Altria is a bit too cruel.

You realize that you must stop this and absolutely cannot let Morgan's plan take effect.

"..."

Looking at the silent Ian, Morgan exerted a little more force.

Her fingers pressed directly on the other person's chest, leaving a small mark that looked like some kind of brand.

"Knight, why are you silent again?"

"Do you have any opinion about my behavior?"

"Of course not."

Ian was very quick to dismiss Morgan's claims.

"I just wonder if there are other ways we can make better choices."

"If you say that, you must have your own ideas, right?"

"So--"

The princess gently lifted the man's chin, and then gave him an affirmation as if to allow him to do so.

"Let me hear your opinion—let me know where you and I differ."

"..."

You certainly can't miss this opportunity to change Morgan's mind.

You carefully considered what you should say next.

【Suddenly, you think of an unprecedented possibility. 】

"That's a way to both take Altria's wishes into consideration and at the same time delay Morgan's plans a bit."

【only--】

There may be some risks.

"Princess, have you ever thought of another possibility?"

"For example—"

Ian held Morgan's hand on his body as if he was holding something important.

"Let her be disdained and forgotten by the people of Camelot—that way, all risks can be completely avoided, right?"

"..."

Morgan did not respond to what her husband said immediately, but frowned slightly.

He was obviously thinking about what he had just said.

"So, my knight, do you have any way to achieve what you said?"

"Yes." Ian nodded.

"If we try to reveal Altria's identity, we can achieve this, right?"

This was Ian's plan.

It can not only satisfy Altria's wish, but also change Morgan's mind.

Whether or not he could achieve this depended on his subsequent performance.

"..."

Morgan's performance was somewhat hesitant.

It was obvious that she was still hesitant about what Ian said.

"Do you really think that this method can make Altria disliked by the people of Camelot?"

"...Of course I can't guarantee something like this."

The knight looked directly at the princess in front of him.

"But there is one thing we can be sure of."

"That is, there are definitely people in Camelot who cannot accept Altria's true identity. As long as we can make this known, we can more or less win over some people to our side."

"Princess, don't you think this is a method that has only benefits and no harm?"

Morgan fell into deep thought because of your words.

Although she didn't say anything, you could sense that she was seriously considering your suggestion.

【But if you think about it carefully, this is indeed not something difficult to understand.】

[After all, although the idea of using someone else's knife to kill Merlin seems quite good, it is still risky to execute.]

[Putting aside other things, just based on Merlin's magical abilities, it's doubtful whether Morgan can successfully transfer his dislike to him.]

[In comparison, if we just spread rumors and make Altria's identity public, it would naturally be much safer.]

After repeated consideration and weighing of key issues, Morgan finally agreed with your idea.

She temporarily stopped activating the magic spell that covered all of Camelot.

【And taking this opportunity, you also took further action. 】

You found Merlin and told him Morgan's plan in a very tactful way.

You hope he can eliminate this danger in a relatively secretive way.

[But Merlin is naturally not that obedient.]

After dragging you out for a whole night of drinking, he began his investigation in the city while still a bit tipsy.

[That being said, Merlin's efficiency is surprisingly high.]

[Not only did he successfully dispel the spells Morgan had set up, he also disguised them as if they had not been dispelled.]

You realize that although Merlin looks lazy, his strength is not bad at all.