Type-Moon, I will rewrite Lostbelts!

To be honest, Oberon wanted to take a few steps back when he saw Gudako's smile; she was just too cunning.

But now is not the time to worry about these things. Oberon maintained his smile and said, "Of course, you are all quite capable, and money is easy to come by. Follow me."

"Money is the easiest thing to get, especially for strong people like you, it's a piece of cake."

Oberon continued to lead the way, this time towards the Magic Exchange Center.

After a while...

Tristan, Da Vinci, Mashu, and Gudako all walked out one by one, leaning against the wall, while Oberon shook his head behind them.

"Hey, I've told you all, there's no need to exchange so much at once. You can just do it a few more times."

Gudako shook her head and said resolutely, "No, the first opportunity is the best to obtain resources. Later, as you gain more experience, it becomes very difficult to exchange for them. So it's best to exchange them all at once."

These are all based on experience. Whether it's a singularity or a Lostbelt, things get more troublesome as you progress, and getting supplies is often a difficult task.

"Fine, fine, whatever."

Oberon was speechless and didn't want to complain too much. He glanced at the bracelets on everyone's wrists and nodded in satisfaction.

Very good, the first task is completed. The second task is to become partners completely. That's simple; just explain your relationship with the will of Britain.

"that··"

Just as Oberon was about to speak, two people suddenly jumped out from the side, each carrying two of them and running away.

The sudden turn of events left Oberon stunned for a few seconds before he realized something was wrong and quickly gave chase.

"Wait! Who are you?!"

The approaching creature was incredibly fast; even Oberon had to exert all his strength to catch up.

They continued rushing until they reached the outskirts of the city, where they stopped in a secluded spot and let everyone down.

"Hey, who are you?!"

The group quickly formed a team as soon as they arrived. Mash and Tristan protected Gudako and Da Vinci from behind, while Oberon also set up a position on the side, ready to make a move at any time.

"Don't panic. Didn't I just tell you? We're friends."

One of them removed her hood, revealing a beautiful blonde face underneath, and bowed slightly with a perfect smile.

"Let me introduce myself. I am Aurora, the patriarch of the Wind Clan, one of the five great clans of the Fairy Empire. It's a pleasure to meet you all~"

"Aurora? The patriarch of one of the five great clans?" Gudako repeated softly, Oberon's eyes looking somewhat strange.

Why is it this guy? What is he doing here? What does he want with these guys?

Could it be... that they haven't given up yet?

As for me...

The other person removed their hood, revealing long, pink hair and a similarly delicate face; they were an unfamiliar woman.

"The heroic spirit summoned by the will of Britain, my identity is very special, so special that I am the only one who was specially summoned."

"A heroic spirit summoned by the will of Britain? Then Lord Tristan must be one too."

Everyone looked at Tristan, who shook his head: "Strictly speaking, I don't count. I was just suddenly summoned, and I came after I agreed."

"If I had to say, I was summoned by this land, not by the will of Britain."

Everyone: "?"

What strange thing to say? What's the difference between the two?

Tristan thought for a moment and said, "It's probably the difference between being proactive and being passive. Being proactive usually means you'll get some help, while being passive means you'll get nothing."

"That's right, the difference is still quite significant."

After the pink-haired heroic spirit finished speaking, she unleashed her aura, and the powerful aura of the British will surged out, causing the hair of the people around her to flutter wildly.

"This is the blessing of the British will!"

Tristan narrowed his eyes: "It is indeed the aura of the British will, there should be no problem."

He couldn't possibly mistake that familiar aura; it was indeed the will of Britain.

But why does this power feel filled with negative emotions like anger and sadness? What exactly happened here...?

Tristan felt a little worried; indeed, the world was not as simple as he had imagined.

"My name is Gao Yang, you can just call me Gao Yang."

Koyanskaya gave herself a simple name, then smiled broadly and took Gudako's hand.

"British Will told me yesterday that my teammates had arrived, so I rushed over from my hiding place. It's so good to have met up with them."

Koyanskaya looked worried, as if something bad was going to happen if she arrived late.

This scene puzzled Gudako and the others. Was there some other explanation behind this?

"Why did you bring us here directly? Can't we stay in the city?"

Upon hearing this, Gao Yangskaya and Aurora's eyes lost some of their light, and they both sighed.

"Let me go first. Do you know who this Lostbelt King is?"

"Goyanskaya asked."

Gudako: "Isn't it Morgan?"

Koyanskaya's eyes flickered. They knew so early? Was it that unfamiliar fairy who told them? Who is this person? I've never seen them before.

"Yes, it's Morgan, the Queen Morgan of the Fairy Empire."

With Oberon etched in her mind, Koyanskaya sighed deeply and looked up at the sky; she was about to begin her story.

"Morgan is the undisputed king of this empire. He will use ruthless methods against all opponents. Every trading city is a prison to prevent the surrounding area from developing and to monitor and manage the surrounding fairies."

“Morgan’s spies are everywhere in the prison. You’ve just arrived and you’re out of place. You’ll quickly attract attention, and then there will definitely be trouble.”

As Koyanskaya spoke, she noticed the bracelets on everyone's wrists, and her expression suddenly froze.

Where did you get this?

"Oh, this? We just registered at the exchange center and they gave us money for registering to sell magic."

Gudako said with a smile, without mentioning that she had brought Oberon with her.

But Goyanskaya was so clever that she quickly realized it was related to that short-haired, fake-looking, unlucky guy who didn't recognize the fairy (Oberon).

"What! You're all wearing these?!"

Koyanskaya suddenly became anxious, extremely anxious.

"This is a gadget Morgan uses to monitor the fairies! Take it off quickly!"

After saying that, Koyanskaya raised her wrist, which was bare.

"Surveillance equipment?"

Gudako raised her hand to look at it, and it didn't seem like it. In fact, she even told herself that it would be more comfortable to wear.

Gudako didn't take it down, and neither did anyone else; they just looked at it briefly without saying a word.

Seeing this, Gao Yangskaya's eyes darted around again. She turned her head and exchanged a glance with Aurora, nodding slightly. The second phase began.

Having established a basic level of goodwill through the initial acquaintance and exposure of Britain's will in the first stage, the second stage was to make Gudako and others completely believe that Morgan was an enemy, thereby aligning them with one side.

"Hey, come with me, I'll show you some things."

Koyanskaya didn't say much, but led the way with a regretful expression, seemingly saddened by the lack of trust from the others.

Koyanskaya and Aurora led the way and soon arrived at a small village with only a few dilapidated houses, totaling no more than ten.

"Come here, and don't make a sound, no matter what you see later."

Koyanskaya whispered a reminder, then led everyone to a window and looked inside.

The furniture was all broken and dilapidated, so simple that there was only a bed and no wardrobe. Clothes were scattered around, and a person was sleeping on the bed. The person with wings on their back was a fairy.

The other person lay alone on the bed, their pale face a testament to poor nutrient absorption, while a lewd smile clung to their face.

“Look, this is the method Morgan uses to control everyone. This bracelet can release an illusion that makes people obsessed and forget everything. To enter the illusion, you need to do what you just did: sell your magic.”

"You should be aware of the problems caused by selling magic, but this is the daily life of most ordinary fairies. To become addicted to illusions, you need points, and points need to be exchanged for magic. If you don't have points, you keep consuming magic. Morgan is using this method to deprive everyone of their points."

“Look at this person, there’s nothing decent left in his house, basically nothing at all.”

Koyanskaya said with a mix of helplessness and sorrow, "It's all my fault. I'm useless and can't lead everyone out of this misery!"

Koyanskaya continued to talk about various issues, such as the tragic loss of so many fairies in the Aurora clan of the Wind Clan due to this situation.

"Damn it, I never thought Morgan was this kind of person. He's the worst kind of villain!"

As Gudako spoke, she unfastened the bracelet, and also took Mash, Da Vinci, and Tristan together, then threw them to Oberon.

"This is inhuman! Let's go find Morgan! We must liberate everyone in this world!"

A smile appeared on Koyanskaya's lips; the first step of the second phase was complete.

The group then left. A while later... the fairy on the bed opened her eyes, got up, and stretched her limbs.

Then... he used his bracelet to call a car.

The driver arrived shortly afterward; they seemed to be acquaintances and chatted casually.

"Going out to eat again today? You've got a lot of points, kid."

"Hey, don't you even know my situation? I just sold magic this morning. Besides, my house is going to be demolished. I can easily afford to exchange it for a whole building. Didn't you see I gave away all my furniture and stuff?"

The driver looked on with envy: "You're really lucky, kid. You actually managed to snag this spot."

"Don't say that, Master. He heard that you own more than a dozen buildings and that you just wander around looking for something to do."

"Huh? Who told you that? Hey, I've been hiding my identity for so long!"

Volume 1: 129: Gudako: You say your piece, I'll do mine (4k)

Koyanskaya's plan was to show Gudako and the others unpleasant sights, and with her perfect acting skills, she successfully made Gudako and the others believe that Morgan was the biggest enemy.

As it turned out, the Koyanskaya plan was a success. After witnessing many unpleasant situations, everyone was furious and wanted nothing more than to find Morgan and beat him up.

"Well, everyone, don't get excited. Defeating Morgan is no easy task. He is powerful and has many subordinates. Our chances are slim."

"But don't worry, it's easy to defeat him. Just find the fairy in the paradise and find that hero to ring the six bells, and you can summon the holy sword to defeat Morgan."

Hearing this, Gudako tilted her head: "A hero? A fairy from Paradise?"

Koyanskaya nodded: "That's right. The fairy of the Mirror Clan and the will of Britain tell me that to defeat Morgan, we must rely on that person's power."

"Is Morgan very powerful? How many men does he have? Is he terrifying? Do you know the specific differences in strength?"

To be honest, Gudako wasn't too worried about the difference in strength. After all, she had been to so many places and seen all kinds of differences.

Those guys kept saying they were invincible and awesome, but in the end, she always won.

“This…” Koyanskaya’s gaze shifted slightly; she didn’t really want to talk about this.

Is Morgan strong? Definitely strong, undeniably strong, but actually not that great. Koyanskaya felt she could take him down in one fell swoop if she got close.

But there's a crucial point to this: she can't get close to her.

Who is Morgan? He is the leader of the Fairy Empire for thousands of years. Even Morgan and Goyanskaya cannot get close to the castle.

She had previously tested it alone, but was warned by the British will as soon as she arrived outside the city of the first trading city, indicating that Morgan, as a magician, had extended his detection capabilities to the entire city.

In this situation, the internal forces must be terrifying. As an experienced magician herself, Koyanskaya knows all too well how difficult a well-prepared magician can be.

Secondly, there's Morgan's army.

Koyanskaya and Gudako have been meeting for so long, but she has never mentioned it. She only occasionally mentions that Morgan is terrible, but can be dealt with, but she has never mentioned the power of his subordinates.

In particular, one of the figures dressed in all white armor was someone whom even the will of Britain warned to be wary of.

The White Knight—the mere mention of this name immediately yields a wealth of information, not to mention the other skilled individuals and the other fairy knight teams that previously appeared in the Wind Clan.

Koyanskaya looked at the group of guys in front of her: an orange-haired idiot with a simpleton's face, a pink shield-wielder who looked incredibly wise, a cunning black-haired girl with eyes that darted around wildly, a smiling but weak red-haired guy, and a mysterious, unlucky fairy.

···

Are these guys really powerful allies? British Will, you haven't got something wrong..., have you...?

"Huh? You don't trust our strength?!" Gudako realized something.