I, the Masked Swordsman, started my journey through a Lostbelt.

Fairy knights hold a position above that of lords.

Many fairies would not approve of a human taking office.

No fairy has been knighted since 1,800 years ago.

Why should humans be entitled to this?

Morgan closed her beautiful eyes and then slowly opened them again.

She had made up her mind about this matter.

"The calamities accumulated in Norwich will remain as they are for now. I will then use the [Water Mirror] on Norwich."

Before this, Norwich will be mostly destroyed by the calamity; as long as the city survives, it can be rebuilt. "Caples, let me see the tenacity of the Earth Clan."

"...If His Majesty is willing to dispatch reinforcements, then there is no problem."

Kaples seemed to have anticipated this situation.

It's unlikely that Morgan will use Camelot's military force, but getting her to take action herself is no problem.

Ultimately, Norwich is not the hardest-hit area.

The real disaster areas are elsewhere.

Woodworth's Oxford is well-defended; the only one left vulnerable to calamity is the Wind Clan.

That was territory under Aurora's administration.

“Duvie, you will go to Salisbury as my knight to vanquish the Calamity. The local garrison in Aurora will provide you with the necessary assistance, and this is also an opportunity for you to prove your abilities. Any objections?”

"No objection."

Du Wei accepted Morgan's order.

It doesn't matter whether there's garrison assistance or not; in fact, it's more convenient to act alone.

Even a whole army couldn't compare to him.

As long as there are calamities for him to conquer and absorb, that's enough.

"Very well. The audience ends here. Clan chief, you may leave."

Morgan nodded slightly and gave the instructions.

The clan leaders left the main hall.

Just as Du Wei was thinking about what to do next, Morgan's voice came through his ear again.

"My knight, come to see me in the courtyard later. I have other matters to discuss with you; remember to bring your attendants."

Morgan rose from his throne and left the palace.

In the end, she still had to have a private conversation with Du Wei.

That last sentence allowed Du Wei to roughly guess Morgan's thoughts, and he knew that it was impossible for her not to know about this.

I had already made preparations.

The only person who could be considered his attendant was Bavanshi.

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...

After leaving the palace, Du Wei found Bavanshi.

The two walked on the road to the palace.

"I just believed Du Wei could take first place! How could those idiots possibly beat you?! We've been bored for so long, can we go somewhere else to have fun now?!"

As soon as they met, Bawanshi hugged Du Wei's arm tightly.

The overwhelming comfort was something one could never get used to, leaving one only to secretly admire the fairy's perfect figure.

She didn't care at all what Du Wei thought.

She would be even happier if Du Wei told her.

At that point, it wasn't a simple matter that could be resolved; the issue of whether or not to engage in in-depth communication needed to be addressed.

"How about we go somewhere else to play? Camelot is so boring, I want to hear you tell me a story."

"Being cute won't work. Today I want to take you somewhere."

"Hmm...is it a fun and interesting place?"

Bawanshi blinked, puzzled but also curious.

She trusted Du Wei unconditionally.

"Yes, it's a good place, a really nice place."

"Great, let's go!"

Bawanshi took a light step and took Du Wei's hand.

Her sweet smile was as beautiful as a figure in a painting, and her sweet fragrance was incredibly alluring.

The emotions I felt in that moment flowed into my heart like a warm current.

She is very important to Du Wei.

That's why Du Wei felt reluctant to part with her.

We probably won't see Bavanxi for at least another year, right?

Thinking about it really makes one feel a little lonely.

Even someone who once had nothing can experience these feelings? Disgust.

Things took a far more unexpected turn of events.

Du Wei had never experienced such profound emotions in his previous life, and therefore felt somewhat unsure how to handle them.

Although following a rational approach would be good for Bavanshi.

But one's own emotions are denying reason. Abandon.

This was a dilemma I'd almost never encountered in a long time; it was truly difficult to understand this feeling.

Before they knew it, the two had stepped into the royal palace.

This was the first time Bavanshi had set foot in such a magnificent and splendid place.

Her beautiful eyes, as blue as the ocean, were filled with amazement.

Finally, the two arrived at the courtyard. (Sulfur)

In a fragrant courtyard surrounded by vibrant flowers, the Queen, clad in a long black robe, sat waiting patiently.

She exuded grace and elegance simply by sitting or standing.

Upon seeing her, Bavanshi stopped in her tracks.

"Bawanshi, are you finally here?"

In this Britain, only the fairy I wish to bestow happiness and love upon. My daughter has finally arrived.

Morgan's words carried a completely different emotion than before.

The emotions that have remained unshaken for a thousand years are now unleashed.

The loving kindness conveyed in her gentle gaze was completely genuine.

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Chapter Eighteen: Mother and Daughter Reunion [New book, fresh and new! Please give flowers! Please give monthly tickets!]

Morgan had the nicknames Q and Tonellicoe.

She served as the savior in the fairy calendar before the Queen's calendar, continuously saving Britain for nearly four thousand years.

The change didn't occur until four hundred years into the Fairy Era.

Let's leave those digressions aside for now.

Over this span of 5,800 years.

Morgan was particularly interested in one fairy, and he was willing to give himself to her to make her happy.

Because this was the only fairy who had ever understood her.

She was also the only fairy he wanted to love.

That fairy was Bavanshi.

However, Bavanshi is completely unaware that he has any connection with Morgan, let alone any interaction between them.

In fact, she's not wrong to think that way.

The way British fairies are born is quite unique.