Type-Moon, I will rewrite Lostbelts!

"Da Vinci-chan~ Everyone else made it, you won't leave the group out, right~"

"···Why··"

Da Vinci pressed his fingers against the bracelet, raised it, and shouted, "Imperial Network, activate!!!"

After receiving applause again, she decided not to reveal her guess and simply join the group with a smile.

After lunch, during their lunch break, Gudako and the others were fiddling with their bracelets.

I must say, this bracelet has a lot of functions, more than the mobile phone back home, and even a virtual game. If it weren't for the fact that I had to go to a place for a medical check-up, I would just play around with it.

Soon, the second commission exchange of the day began, and many of the fairies who had left earlier emerged from various places, and the outside was once again filled with people.

"So you guys are the ones trying to beat Morgan, huh? I heard you haven't acknowledged a single teammate all day. Interesting~"

The first person to enter was a woman, completely covered by a cloak.

"Yes, that's us. Do you want to join us? We can't be sure while you're wearing a cloak~"

Gudako casually fiddled with her bracelet, glancing at it briefly before looking down again, seemingly uninterested.

Just as Da Vinci thought it was time for the next person, the other person took off their cloak, revealing a beautiful blonde girl with a Takeuchi-like face. Gudako suddenly felt a golden light appear at the edge of her vision, and at the same time, she frantically urged herself to look up.

"Artoria?!" Da Vinci's shocked voice rang out, and Gudako suddenly looked up, a familiar face appearing in her pupils.

Gudako jumped up and slammed her hands on the table, equally shocked.

"Altria?!"

A flash of red crossed his eyes, and Tristan slid to his knees to stop in front of the other person. He was about to bow when he stopped, stood up and looked him over carefully.

"No, you are not a king. You are someone with a different spirit origin but a similar appearance."

I instinctively slid to my knees, but upon getting closer, I realized the aura was off; it wasn't the King's spirit origin.

"Human? I'm a fairy from Paradise, not a human. And I'm not Artoria, my name is Skate."

Scart immediately objected.

"A fairy from Paradise!" Gudako's eyes lit up; she knew who it was.

He left the table and strode over, grabbing Scart's hands in one swift motion.

"Comrade! I've finally found you!"

Gudako shouted happily, while Koscar was full of question marks.

Isn't it said that joining is very troublesome? And why does this guy keep trying to take off her gloves? What does he want to do?

Why are you taking off my gloves? Are you checking something?

Scart is an honest man; he speaks his mind when he has questions.

Da Vinci cast a disdainful glance at her, while Mashu cast a pure, questioning look at him.

"Haha, yes, we need to check if there are any special marks on their hands."

Gudako scratched the back of her head and said with a smile, "Now we have to find a reason, otherwise the label of pervert will be permanently stuck on my head!"

"Really? Just a moment."

Skate took off her gloves, and Gudako's eyes lit up as she held out both hands: "Let me help you with that."

“…” Scart tilted his head and looked at it, then put his hand in his pocket.

Morgan once said that a qualified magician needs to be vigilant at all times and never let anyone else have anything related to him.

"This is unacceptable!" Disappointment flashed in Gudako's eyes.

"Please check if there are any problems."

Skate stretched out his snow-white hands, and Gudako could only pretend to examine them. The moment she grasped them, she felt it was a good deal; these hands were so soft.

"Ahem, there's nothing strange about it. It's alright now. Let's talk."

Volume 1: 132. Gudako is brave, Gudako fails (4k)

"What did you say! Those guys just issued commissions directly?!"

In Aurora's room, Koyanskaya had just heard some shocking news: Gudako and her gang had posted a request to find a team to defeat Morgan, and it had been going on for several days.

Upon hearing this news, Koyanskaya remained silent. No, why? Why would anyone do this?

Don't believe it? But if you don't believe they have a united enemy, wouldn't that be suicide?

"Wait!" Koyanskaya thought of a guy, a certain effeminate fairy in the group back then.

"It must be him! He must have done all this!"

"Damn it, I'm setting off to find those guys right now, I can't just leave them there like this!"

After saying that, Koyanskaya rushed out, sprinting towards the location provided by the British will.

Then... around Gudako's location, Koyanskaya saw figures moving around on the outskirts.

Chief Rain, Medb, Melyuchina, Bagst, Gareth, Mash (Galahad), Vortigern... were all there. Basically, all the powerful figures were here, and they surrounded Gudako in a coordinated manner.

"..."

Koyanskaya watched this scene, her heart completely unmoved.

It's hopeless. Just wait to die. Let's go back and wait for the next fairy from Paradise to come.

What a bunch of idiots, Chaldea! They're surrounded and they don't even realize it.

Koyanskaya left cursing, but her movements were very gentle, for fear that the patrolling guys would notice.

On the other side, at Gudako's place.

"Really? Scart, you've already come up with a plan?!"

"Of course, I am an outstanding student of the Fairy Empire. I have already infiltrated the enemy ranks and know the location of the bell that needs to be rung!"

Skate proudly waved his staff, his tone full of confidence.

Gudako was successfully turned into a little fangirl, echoing with an admiring look, "Wow, that's amazing! No wonder it's Skate!"

"Heh heh, thank goodness, let's get ready to go!"

Skate gave the order, and Gudako turned around and commanded, "Everyone, prepare to go!"

"Gudako looks like a dog now."

Only Leonardo da Vinci could be so ruthless in his criticism, and no one around him objected.

"Ahem, what do you know, Da Vinci-chan? This girl is a big shot. Once I get the artifact, it'll be great to ask her for help later."

"You know, this guy is recognized worldwide as the hero who overthrew Morgan. He's not like those evil forces. We can't keep targeting those evil forces, can we?"

Gudako explained it very clearly, and Da Vinci seemed to agree with her.

The five-person team has become a six-person team. The current team members are: Mash the Shieldbearer, Tristan the Knight, Gudako the Mascot #1, Da Vinci the Mascot #2 and the Uncertain Oberon, and the newly joined Hero Magician Skate.

Led by Skate, the squad quickly arrived at the location of the first bell. The surrounding area was desolate, with a large bell covered in moss hanging on the abandoned city wall.

"Skate, are you sure this is the clock? Isn't it a bit too worn?"

Gudako found it hard to believe. In her view, this was something that could potentially overthrow Morgan's rule, and it should at least be protected or monitored.

But the surrounding area has turned into ruins, without a trace of concern, as if no one cared at all.

"No, Gudako, you don't know this. Don't be fooled by the fact that this place is deserted. This is exactly what Morgan cares about."

"We must prevent people from getting close, deliberately prevent development here, and make everyone forget about it. Only in this way can we achieve maximum monitoring and protection."

"And do you really think there are no protectors here?"

Skate's face was serious as he gripped his staff and stared at the sky ahead. He saw a figure slowly descending, with long blue hair fluttering in the wind and wings on its back symbolizing its identity.

"Chief of the Rain Fairy Clan, you can just call me Sister Rain. Everyone, this isn't really a place for playing around~"

Chief Yu smiled at the person in front of him and pointed to the side: "If you really want to go this way, you can take a detour."

Gudako narrowed her eyes. So this is the Guardian?

As Mashu raised her hand to set up her shield, the Rain Clan Chief watched Mashu curiously for a few moments, his pupils showing some doubt and surprise.

Tristan drew his knight's sword, ready to attack at any moment, while keeping an eye on Oberon beside him to prevent him from turning against him.

"Chief Yu! You know I'm here to negotiate!"

Skate took a step forward, disrupting the tense atmosphere, and his words left Gudako and the others scratching their heads. What was going on? Was he going to start a verbal battle beforehand?

"Negotiate terms? What terms? What reasons do you have to convince me?"

"Of course, this clock belongs to everyone; it's a historical relic. No one can forcibly prevent anyone from visiting it. That would violate Her Majesty Queen Morgan's declaration! That's not a good thing!"

"This probably won't work. What enemy would listen to that?" Gudako muttered from the side.

Unexpectedly, Chief Yu was actually thinking about it carefully, then slapped his forehead and said, "That seems to make sense. Well then, defeat me, and you can touch the bell if you defeat me!"

Everyone's eyes narrowed; so, this war was indeed unavoidable after all.

"You can win as long as you can beat me at the game! This is an old-fashioned game, you definitely won't be familiar with it!"

Watching the Rain Clan Chief pull out a game controller, game cartridges, and a monitor from his person, and even find a generator, power strip, sofa, cushions, and fruit snacks from the side.

Looking at the pristine landscape amidst the ruins, Gudako and the others fell silent.

"What! It's such an ancient game? This is outrageous! These games are thousands of years old! Who would still play them? This is ridiculous!"

Scarlett was shocked. She had only seen this kind of game in history books, which said that it started to appear two thousand years ago and then gradually declined, especially after the advent of mobile phones. The game can be said to have been gradually weakening.

They even disappeared completely for a period of time!

"Hahaha! If you're too scared and can't beat them, then hurry up and leave. Don't say I'm bullying you, you little brat~"

Chief Rain looked proud. Her orders were to organize the team properly and delay as much as possible.

She had already planned it out. This time, after the enemy retreated, she would secretly distribute the strategy guide and sell second-hand game consoles to them for practice. Then, she could challenge them again and be defeated for betraying them.

The plan was well thought out, but Chief Yu overlooked one thing: Gudako is a modern person, and in this modern game layout, controller games still account for a large proportion.

"Heh heh, let me see your strength!"

Gudako plopped down, picked up the controller, and skillfully operated the buttons. After only a moment, she began to exclaim in admiration.

"This handle is really great, silky smooth, fits the palm perfectly, it's simply top-notch!"

"By the way, what game should we play? You choose or I should choose?"

Gudako said casually, seemingly already quite impatient.

"Hey~ are you really going to hit me?"

Chief Yu softened somewhat.

"Of course, otherwise what would I be doing sitting here?"

Gudako glanced at him and urged again, "Hurry up and tell me whether you choose or I choose, how many rounds to decide the winner? Or how many games do I have to win?"

"...Let's go with this one, best two out of three."

Gudako stared at the familiar arcade game screen in front of her, her eyes turning strange. Was this guy really not joking?

"What! It's one of the first game genres to appear? You're cheating!"

Skate promptly delivered a look of shock, reaching out to grab Gudako's arm and whispering, "Why don't we just leave and come back to fight another time? Don't be impulsive."

This doesn't sound like a lie. Gudako gently took Skate's hand and patted it lightly.

"Don't worry, leave it to me."

Gudako shifted her gaze to the screen in front of her and took a deep breath: "Come on! Let me see your strength!"

"Compared to me, you are the challenger!"

Three minutes later...

3:0

Looking at the battle results in front of her, Gudako fell silent, her small eyes filled with great confusion.

Wait, this isn't right. How did I lose like this, all fresh and clean?

Or did they lose again, having never been defeated before?