Davidian's Holy Grail War

She finally met the person she had longed to see, and now she was lying in his arms.

"senior……"

Upon hearing her call, Ritsuka also shed tears of joy and said to her, "Yes, I can finally say it now. Welcome back, Mash."

Mashu happily reached out and hugged him tightly. The two felt each other's breath coming from their ears and smelled each other's scent through their noses.

How could words possibly express the joy they felt at that moment? This is a feeling that only the people involved can truly understand.

"Mash Kyrielight, rejoin the party! I've been on a very long journey, and there's so much I want to tell you. The Fairy Chronicles, our travels together, and the story of Ash the Savior."

Her words reached Ritsuka's ears, and Ritsuka smiled, saying they had plenty of time to listen to Mashu tell many stories. Those stories must be incredibly epic, stories Mashu would never forget!

And so, she and he embraced tightly—a calm yet caring embrace, one of mutual respect. Seeing the radiant sight that brought a smile to his face, Castor breathed a sigh of relief, thinking, "That's wonderful."

A magician from the human world, a boy forced to shoulder heavy responsibilities not by his own will, but by those around him. He may lie, be perfunctory, make mistakes, and fall short in some ways.

His forced bravado while suppressing his painful emotions was laid bare in her eyes; it was because he was worried about him that he had followed him here.

That's great! It seems Fujimaru Ritsuka has some precious friends after all. But that's to be expected, since he's always trusted the people around him.

There's no way they could be like me.

The idea came to Custer's mind.

Chapter 410 Analysis Report

Mashu had experienced a great deal, but everyone listened quietly. No one interrupted her narration, and thanks to Mashu, everyone learned more about the Fairy Calendar and the Queen Calendar.

The Fairy Calendar has a first round and a second round.

Ash, the savior, is a fairy who has lived for 6000 years and is also Queen Morgan.

Although she cannot use Ash, Queen Morgan can use Spirit Transfer. She also refers to herself as a fairy of paradise.

It must be said that this intelligence was very useful, and Ritsuka gained a lot of new evidence regarding Morgan's situation.

“As expected, she’s the same type of fairy as you, Caster.” Ritsuka was the first to speak after hearing Mashu’s words, his gaze fixed on Caster.

Even though the two had a good relationship, Caster could still feel pressure from Ritsuka this time.

It wasn't because Ritsuka had any complaints about her, but because he was worried about her. He was very worried about her safety and whether the mission of the Paradise Fairy would have a negative impact on them.

"Artoria Caster, no, fairy of paradise, Avalon le Fay. Tell this boy the mission you were given at birth, or he will not be able to move forward. Whether the final result is pain or joy, at least you must give him the right to know the truth."

Grimm also urged her to tell the truth, saying that their relationship had progressed to this point and some secrets could no longer be kept hidden.

"Grimm, that was a bit harsh." Ritsuka's slightly reproachful words made Grimm whistle, and he teased Ritsuka as if she was watching over her little girlfriend. Mashu was right there!

"How could you do such a thing, senior? Brother Grimm is so wicked!" But Mashu chose to unite against Grimm and laughed heartily. Although he was scolded a couple of times, he thought the scene was great.

"Ah~ Eh~ Huh~ Didn't I say that? That's strange~ Did I make a mistake? Well then, let me say it again. Actually, there's nothing to hide."

Caster's initial feigned ignorance was expected, but then Ritsuka grabbed her hand. At that moment, Caster felt the warmth and determination emanating from Ritsuka's hand.

"No matter what, we'll face it together." Caster saw such determination in his eyes, which made her completely resolute, and she stopped laughing and joking as before.

The so-called Paradise Fairy is, in fact, a fairy sent from the Starry Sea—Avalon. However, her mission is somewhat vague; at her birth, she only heard one voice—go to Britain and correct the mistakes.

"I only received this one sentence. I think the previous generation of fairies, the lake fairies, must have been the same. The Paradise Fairies seem to be [Star Seeds] that have fallen from Paradise to the surface. If they are lucky enough to sprout on the surface, they will be born as larvae. Before becoming adults, they grow up like humans."

Therefore, she is also known as a fairy who grows, hated by some fairies and loved by others. Ash... Morgan should be the [Star Seed] that drifted to Orkney. The chieftain of the Rain Clan raised Morgan as his daughter, and then Orkney was destroyed.

I think I drifted to the lake region and was thrown into the sea by the Mirror Clan chief, but was later luckily rescued by the people of Tintarzel... I guess so.

She spoke at length, explaining many things clearly, and Ritsuka could roughly determine that she wasn't lying. However, at this moment, he wanted to complain not about Caster, but about Paradise. How could they push someone out to work without explaining anything clearly?

When he first started saving humanity, the doctor explained the most basic things to him from the beginning before they began fighting.

However, from the information they had just received, they also learned that not all clans hated the fairies of Paradise. At least the chieftain of the Rain Clan definitely raised Morgan as his own daughter, although this resulted in other clans forming an alliance to destroy Orkney.

"Among the fairies in the clan, the purer the bloodline of the superior fairy, the more they hate and fear the fairies of Paradise. This is probably because they are not fairies born in this Britain." Ritsuka could roughly think of this, which was quite strange.

"To the clans, Morgan and Artoria are both invaders from the foreign land of Paradise, or rather, they are the rightful heirs of the island."

The Rain Clan heard the voice from Paradise and obeyed the Paradise fairies. They believed Morgan was truly worthy to be the island's king, and that the so-called pilgrimage was probably just a ceremony to return Britain to the king.

Da Vinci-chan's analysis and deduction were roughly like this, which made Ritsuka frown. Something was wrong, very wrong.

"Fara was even willing to let the human knight Uther, whom she had trained, become king. Initially, she had no interest in becoming king; instead, she was more concerned about the survival of Britain, since her job was actually to quell calamities and great calamities."

He shared his analysis, which made Da Vinci-chan pat her forehead in surprise. How come she hadn't thought of that?

"The so-called pilgrimage is by no means a simple matter of returning Britain to the fairies of Paradise. In the early fairy calendar, there were no countries, and the six major clans lived scattered lives. It was only in the Queen's calendar that Morgan and Davidian used absolute power and rules to unify all the fairy clans."

Ritsuka started to ponder the reasons why the four clans of Wind, Earth, Fang, and Wing could unite to annihilate the Rain Clan and the Paradise Fairy, but he couldn't think any further once he started thinking about it.

No, we're still missing a crucial clue. If we don't understand what the pilgrimage is all about, we can't possibly figure out why those fairies are so wary of it.

"Da Vinci-chan, let's go through the whole history once and see if there's any angle we can get closer to. We can't think about the pilgrimage now, let's talk about the first and second rounds of the Fairy Calendar instead."

Ritsuka decided to temporarily put aside thinking about the pilgrimage and talk about something else first.

"OK~ I'll leave it to the all-powerful beauty Da Vinci-chan!" Da Vinci-chan put on her glasses and began to recount the history of the Fairy Kingdom to everyone.

From the birth of the original British Lostbelt to the Spring War, then the Summer War, then the Autumn War, and finally the great calamity of the last year of the Fairy Calendar that led to the extinction of all the fairies in Britain, the Fairy Calendar came to an end.

Next came the matter of the Queen's Calendar, which they were generally aware of. Ritsuka quickly began to ponder the differences between the first and second rounds, and then he roughly figured out where the difference originated.

"The first timeline is the original history, and the second timeline is new, a history of Ash's adventures. I see, that's the question. On the night the Rain Clan was massacred, could the Paradise Fairies' survival create two different timelines?"

Ritsuka's statement shocked everyone except Da Vinci. Caster was inwardly amazed at how quick and sharp Ritsuka's mind worked.

"Bingo~ Ritsuka's statement is absolutely correct! According to current deductions, after the first year of the Fairy Calendar, Britain became a land of death. There may have been a few survivors after that, but they failed to recover to the number that allowed them to flourish as a race again."

"Perhaps for the next 2000 years, this place will remain a vast wilderness, a kingdom of lowly fairies with no civilization to emulate, forced to eke out a living."

Chapter 411 The Change of History

Da Vinci's words made everyone understand how the first round of history should have unfolded, and that if the fairies of Paradise survived, it would become the second round of history, which is the fairy kingdom they are familiar with.

"I see. In the end, she did protect Britain." Muramasa couldn't help but marvel at the queen's abilities. She had managed to preserve history that should have been destroyed. She was truly remarkable.

"That's right, and then in the first year of the Fairy Calendar, a great calamity caused the extinction of 1% of the fairies. The sins committed in Lentinium have finally come to their retribution, and the great calamity has been born on an unmanageable scale."

The [Calamity of the Beast] devoured the city, and the [Calamity of Fire] burned the land to ashes. According to the records of the first Grimm, these two calamities brought an end to Britain, but…

"Although we don't know what methods she used, Morgan initiated the history that followed, probably by using magic powerful enough to wither the Imaginary Tree. She revived the British Lostbelt, which should have ended at that point in time, as the Fairy Kingdom of Britain."

"That's right, the fairies who were on the verge of extinction were reborn as the 'next generation,' and Britain returned to its original appearance within a few months, and the clans began to fight again."

And just then, invaders appeared, terrifying the fairies to the point of trembling. From Orkney came the Winter Queen and her Camelot Lord.

"Even if we form an alliance again, it will be useless. No matter how strong the goblins are, they can never be a match for David and his glorious First Legion."

Under the suppression of the Miracle Light, even ordinary fairies probably couldn't withstand those sharp swords. This was an overwhelming power; they were professionals in this field throughout human history.

"Britain was thus conquered by them, and then they built Camelot next to the Great Cave as a sign of their dominance. The Winter War between the two of them came to an end. This happened in the first year of the Queen's calendar... which is the first year of the Pan-Human History.

Grimm and Da Vinci explained most of the story in a back-and-forth manner, but Ritsuka then brought up something else: why Ash was able to escape that night.

This question stumped the group. They'd been so focused on the outcome that they hadn't considered the reasons. Ash was supposed to have died that night; how did she suddenly decide to escape?

“It was Belial; his arrival was the root cause of all these changes,” Ritsuka suddenly said, a conclusion he had deduced from the past.

"If Belial hadn't come and Ash had died, this land would have been a dead zone from the first year of the Fairy Calendar until now."

After Belial arrived, this land changed, and the second phase of history began.

That guy was even Morgan's Master, but we now know that Queen Morgan was a great fairy who had lived for thousands of years.

At that moment, he suddenly recalled what Mashu had just said: Queen Morgan knew how to use the technology of spirit particle transfer. And with that thought, Ritsuka suddenly understood. He realized what had happened; he hadn't expected such a thing to exist.

“I see, everyone, listen to me. In the beginning, Belial definitely summoned a Servant, and that Servant was none other than Morgan from the Pan-Human History.”

Ritsuka began to recount the truth he had deduced. After being summoned, the original Morgan spent an unknown amount of time figuring out what had happened and the technique of spirit transfer after seeing the Lostbelt of Britain.

Subsequently, the enchantress Morgan transferred herself through spirit transfer... no, it might not even be a physical transfer, but rather the information and knowledge she possessed were transferred to Morgan, also known as Ash, in the Lostbelt. So now there is only one Winter Queen, not two.

Having received information and knowledge from the future, Ash immediately made preparations and chose to escape on the night the Rain Clan was wiped out.

That marked the beginning of a millennia-long war of salvation, until all of Lentinium's betrayals shattered her desires and will, after which she reigned as the Queen of Winter over all of Britain.

"She actually mastered the entire Chaldea Spirit Transfer Technique all by herself? And without relying on any external equipment, she disassembled herself as a Servant into knowledge and information and transmitted it to her past self in the Lostbelt? No... this is the level of a genius who has reached the Divine Realm, isn't it?"

After being reminded by Ritsuka, Da Vinci was completely dumbfounded. This wasn't just outrageous, it was exaggerated.

But if it were David, he would take it for granted; Merlin's teachings weren't for nothing, and Morgan's own talent was no joke. While he certainly wasn't as good as Merlin, the difference wouldn't be too great.

“Even the current Belial has been rewritten. The Belial of the first historical era may have been overwritten by the Belial of the second historical era. Although everything about him is the same as the Belial of the past, he is no longer the Belial of the past.”

Ritsuka calmly revealed the facts she had deduced, which only intensified the fear among those around her. The feeling that history had been silently replaced was truly terrifying; Morgan's actions this time were simply too horrifying.

But what followed was the terrifying obsession Morgan possessed. To be so determined to hold Britain firmly in his grasp—what a terrifying tenacity! Were they really going to fight such an enemy?

However, Grimm then clapped his hands and said to everyone, "It's alright, knowing all this won't change anything. In any case, Morgan is now a figure who should be defeated in the grand scheme of human history."

"Defeat Morgan and restore Britain to its former glory as a fairy kingdom—only you, Castor, a fairy of Paradise like her, can do this."

Upon hearing Grimm's words, Castor merely gave him a perfunctory response, his expression lacking any real engagement. Ritsuka understood his thoughts as well; after learning these things, Castor's initial animosity towards Morgan had likely diminished considerably.

"What does Mash think? Do you want to fight His Majesty Morgan?" So Castor passed the question to Mash, wanting to hear her opinion.

When asked this question, Mashu couldn't help but stammer, but in the end she remained firm in her belief.