Chat rooms are also thriving today.

Forget it.

Things have come to this...

Let's eat first!

Chapter 186 - Take my money!

Britain.

Lin Nai sat in the office, propping her face up with one hand, twirling the pen in her hand with a hint of boredom.

After the events at "Luofu," Linna naturally had to return to his original daily routine—

The daily life of the King of Britain.

According to the original plan, everyone should have first gone to Terra to deal with the Great Yan.

However, considering that the rebellion was not in such a hurry, Chen also felt that he needed to make some preparations before sitting on the golden toilet, so the matter was temporarily put aside.

then.

Apart from March 7th, when you can completely relax.

Everyone is busy with their own things.

Meanwhile, some minor incidents also occurred in Britain.

"Hmm...the price of this figure...isn't it a bit too expensive?"

Linnaeus looked down at the documents Morgan had submitted and asked a question.

During the time Lin Nai was fighting Huan Long, Dan Zhu and Cang Xuan had already designed the figure's appearance.

But since I couldn't come to Britain, it was put on hold.

After Linnaeus killed Huanlong and took the two of them to Britain.

Cangxuan and Danzhu immediately approached Morgan, as arranged by Linnai.

Then the figure production began.

Linnaeus didn't really concern himself with the specifics.

I asked about it out of curiosity today, and that's when I saw some of the procedures.

The price quoted was indeed a bit surprising.

"Really? These things are very popular in Camelot."

Morgan said dismissively.

A question mark popped up above Lin Nai's head.

"what?"

What does it mean to be popular in Camelot?

They've already started selling?

"According to those two people, this was called... a trial operation, but everything was sold out on the first day."

Morgan recalled the scene, and his expression became somewhat strange.

Except for the morning when there were fewer people, almost everyone in Camelot flocked to that store in the afternoon.

They'd go in, throw their money bag down, and yell, "Shut up and take my money!"

snort!

Fortunately, the goods came from the factory she owned!

I kept several!

"...That's a bit scary, isn't it?"

Linnaeus was speechless.

Will it?

Artoria tilted her head.

She actually understands this kind of leave request quite well.

"Won't you?"

"Not at all, after all, Linnaeus, your situation is special, you are the King of Britain."

Artoria counted on her fingers: "We dealt with the White Dragon Vortigern, wiped out the wicked nobles, improved the land problem, and there's still a lot to do."

"At least in Britain, Linnaeus, you are still quite popular."

At least from the reports she heard.

The people of Britain, without exception, regarded Linnaeus as a monarch who brought hope.

In particular, many places were liberated from oppression.

"..."

Linnaeus rubbed his chin.

It sounds plausible.

But... do people in this era really need figurines?

While most aspects of life are improving, we probably haven't reached the point where we need to satisfy our spiritual needs, right? Would I really spend money on something like that?

"Maybe they bought it and put it on display?"

Morgan looked at the puzzled Linnaeus, as if he knew what she was thinking, and spoke up.

"..."

Linnaeus fell silent.

That's even stranger.

He's not dead yet!

How did it come to the point where offerings are needed?!

"No, no, no, that's impossible..."

Linna waved her hand repeatedly, then hesitated for a few moments before glancing at Morgan again.

"That's impossible, isn't it?"

"...It's hard to say."

Morgan smiled.

At least she had seen someone actually holding that figurine and treating it like a precious artifact.

One of her children did just that.

There may be more than one.

She just didn't notice.

She said it herself: Linna could absolutely be their father, without a doubt!

"Ah."

Linnaeus sneezed.

"Have a cold?"

"Artoria asked worriedly."

"No... I feel like I'm being nagged."

Lin Nai made a complaint, then asked, "Where are Cang Xuan and Dan Zhu? I haven't seen them."

After starting his figurine business, Cangxuan and Danzhu spent most of their time in the castle tinkering, except for the occasional evening when they would return to the Golden Courtyard with him.

His initial goal was clearly to get two people to work... Although they are working now, wasn't the original intention to conduct scientific research? How come he's completely immersed in his art now?

I feel like we really need to control them.

"Those two people?"

Morgan raised an eyebrow:

"The last time I saw them, they were rolling around on a bed covered in coins."

"...Doesn't it feel uncomfortable?"

Linnaeus said strangely.

This era doesn't use paper money, you know. Wouldn't it be uncomfortable to roll around on it?

"Who knows?"

“Okay, then…” Linnaeus asked, “Is there anything else, Morgan?”

"Ah... um, that's all."

Morgan opened his mouth, glanced at Artoria, but ultimately remained silent.

hateful.

She also really wanted to work next to the king.

Morgan felt that the distance between her and the king was probably not as close as that blond guy's.

That wretched Artoria!

Artoria: ?

Boom!

"I told you I'd never be able to get along with that woman in my entire life, right?"

Artoria spoke only after the door closed.

"Haha."

Linnaeus simply smiled.

The conflict between the sisters is really a headache.

"Besides that, what else has happened in Britain lately?"

"Hmm... The Knights have expanded their manpower."

Artoria stood up and pulled a document from a nearby cabinet.

Although Leo's cavalry were able to take the lead in combat.

But both Linnaeus and Artoria believed that the number of knights as human beings should be expanded.

After the Holy Sword Hall was completed, Kamishiro slowly recovered.

"According to Brother Kai, there are two people among them who are of quite good character."

"Let me see."

Lin Nai took the document, looked at it carefully, and then a hint of surprise flashed in his eyes.

There is no other reason.

Lin Nai immediately recognized several familiar names.

Tristan, Bedivere.

Both of them left a deep impression on Linna.

Former member of the Knights of the Round Table.

It seems he was one of King Arthur's knights quite early on, right?

One said, "The king doesn't understand people's hearts," and the other pointed out the uniqueness of The Lion King.

However, he didn't remember that chapter very clearly.

The Lion King...

really interesting.