Davidian's Holy Grail War

After all, they had both heard the sound and seen the flying kick.

David Ann Slaterick is truly an extraordinary person.

The crew inside the ship breathed a sigh of relief; they had truly been saved by Davidian. Was Lord Camelot really that powerful? He actually possessed such unknown strength.

Holmes smiled, lit his pipe, and said that although it was unexpected, he wished there were more of these surprises, so that they could have an easier time.

However, the power of the [Curse of Calamity] did not disappear.

Chapter 465 Entrustment

Meanwhile, Davian, who had successfully broken through Cornunos's defenses, returned to their side. From Ritsuka's perspective, Davian quickly swiped the emblem of the holy sword he didn't recognize, and then, accompanied by a sound effect, a holy sword appeared in his hand.

[The brightest light shines!]

Under the holy light, Ritsuka and Castor's injuries were instantly healed.

“Thank you, Lord!” Ritsuka and Castor stood up, but Davidian just laughed and gestured for them not to worry.

"It was your will that prevailed. Without your unwavering will as a beacon, I wouldn't have been able to arrive so quickly."

Faced with David, who possessed unimaginable power at this moment, Ritsuka subconsciously wanted to make his somewhat selfish request, but he was too ashamed to say it at the moment.

After all, David has already done so much for them, how could he possibly accept it now...?

But Davidian easily saw through his unspoken difficulty, so he spoke up:

"It's about this little girl, isn't it? Nothing can be hidden from me now, it's just a matter of whether I want to know or not. Her presence has become so faint that it's almost unbearable to look at, so leave this matter to me."

"Huh? But how?" Caster couldn't believe that Davidian actually had a way to help them. No, wasn't that too exaggerated? Was this person now omniscient and omnipotent?

Davidian just smiled indifferently when he heard her words, and then explained that all he had to do was hand over his spirit origin to her.

Anyway, it's just a one-time spirit origin, and it will dissipate soon. I can use the power of this sword now to fix my spirit origin into Caster's body and help her fill the void.

"Eh?! No, this is too valuable, how can I..."

Castor couldn't believe he could accept such a gift at the very end. Were Lord Camelot and King Arthur in the pan-human history like this? Could they really sacrifice themselves to such an extent for others?

"Alright, alright, don't worry about it. After all, it was because of the Sixth Singularity that you caused trouble for Ritsuka. I can tell he really likes you. Since you're already here, let's do a good deed to the end, otherwise Ritsuka will hold a grudge."

Ritsuka said, "No way!" But Davidian had already smiled and reinserted the Blade King Sword into the driver and pulled the trigger.

【Wait, what?! How can this sword change size so easily? That's outrageous!】

The thought flashed through their minds, and then David drew his Blade King Sword, the sound of his killing intent ringing out.

[Blade King's Ultimate Move Breaks Through! Saber Draws His Sword! Blade King's One-Hit Kill! Saber!]

He swung his holy sword at Caster, and iridescent light spread from the blade, enveloping Caster in front of Davidian.

This warm feeling made Castor subconsciously relax her nerves, and she could feel that the emptiness in her body was being rapidly filled by Davidian.

Finally, this special treatment came to an end.

Overjoyed, Caster hugged Ritsuka tightly, and Ritsuka smiled and hugged her back. David, watching the two, finally let out a joyful laugh; his trip had truly been worthwhile.

After a brief hug, Castor and Ritsuka separated and turned to thank David, but David just smiled and said it was nothing, since he was just helping the kid out.

But then he raised his sword and glanced at the slowly emanating white light on it with displeasure—tsk, doing nothing of value.

"You won't help when I ask, but you want to take advantage of any benefits. There's no such thing as a free lunch." As David said this, he drew the Courageous Dragon Fantasy Book from his waist, and then gently tossed the Blade King Sword and the book into the air.

At that moment, the book transformed back into a fiery red dragon, then bit the Blade King Sword. After bidding farewell to David, it happily rushed into the space-time tunnel and headed towards its own world.

Without the protection of the Holy Sword and the Book of Fantasy, David's body was now dissolving into spirit particles and beginning to vanish. There was nothing he could do; after all, he had entrusted his entire spirit origin to Caster, so accelerating his disappearance was only to be expected.

"Ah~ Ritsuka, remember to say hello to Gareth for me. She has grown up exceptionally well, far surpassing her father. It's just a pity that there wasn't enough time this time. I'll meet with her again when spring is in full bloom."

He had seen her as he flew over—the little girl fighting so hard on the outer deck of the ship. He recognized her at a glance; his daughter was truly amazing!

Ugh... that bastard Lancelot, I'll have to find an excuse to beat him up next time.

Ritsuka smiled and said she would, adding that they must have all witnessed Davian's heroic fighting spirit. Gareth must be feeling proud of Davian right now, after all, he was a hero who protected the world.

"Ah~ speaking of which, you really do look like our King, little girl. Could you be Artoria from the Lostbelt?"

Upon hearing this, Ritsuka and Caster were taken aback. Ritsuka even couldn't help but ask David, who was standing in front of her, if he didn't recognize her. This was Artoria Caster, the fairy of Paradise in this Lostbelt, who inherited Artoria's dragon blood.

"Huh? How could I possibly know this place? This is my first time here. Come to think of it, this area does resemble a round table hall..."

At this point, Ritsuka realized what was happening. Oh, he might not have summoned the latest form of Davian. That was quite normal, since Servants could summon Heroic Spirits in various forms. He'd seen this many times and was used to it.

But David immediately sensed something was wrong. Judging from their behavior, he must know this little girl…

So, does that mean I was summoned in this Lostbelt? But I don't have that information... Could it be...?

"Ritsuka! Watch out! The battle isn't over yet, I..." At this point, Davidian disappeared. He had already given up his Spirit Origin long ago, and the fact that he could still say a few more words was because he wasn't seriously injured.

Yes, I know. There's still a battle waiting for us. Lord, thank you for reminding us.

Ritsuka made a misjudgment at this moment. The man who had been shrewd throughout the entire Lostbelt made a fatal mistake at the last instant. This led to a series of subsequent events, but he was completely unaware of them.

At this moment, Storm Border had already approached, and Grimm and Gareth, who were still on the outer deck of the ship, used their magic to create transparent stairs for Ritsuka and Caster to board the ship.

The captain also announced to the entire ship that the beast god Cornunos had been defeated. The eruption of the curse originating from the great cave had ceased, and the bottom of the once bottomless cave was now clearly visible. The calamities that had appeared in the British Lostbelt, and the threats that had plagued the pan-human history, had all been vanquished.

"For resupply, this ship will head to the western coast again and land on the water. Once the safety of the Britannic Lostbelt is confirmed, we will immediately set sail back to New Chaldea. Thank you for your hard work. We will be flying at a low speed for the time being, so please return slowly."

Chapter 466 Master and Disciple

Grimm, Gareth, Mashu, Caster, and Ritsuka enjoyed the tranquility after the great battle on the deck. Davian's solo kill of Cornunos brought them all a sense of relief; it was wonderful that things had been resolved this way.

"Cast was able to inherit the spirit origins of both King Arthur and Lord Camelot at the same time. Well, for a fairy in Paradise, this individual strength is truly unparalleled, it's too exaggerated."

Grimm chuckled and teased Caster, while Gareth chimed in, "As expected of the Nameless King of the Lostbelt. She's really impressive. So, should she change her name to Artoria Pendragon Slyrek Caster now?"

"No, no, no~ It should be called Fairy Knight David, real name Artoria Pendragon Caster, right?" Ritsuka also laughed and talked nonsense, while Caster's expression suddenly turned bright red.

There's nothing she can do; aside from Mashu, the other three are all incredibly shrewd. They can easily tease her, and right now she's so embarrassed she's practically picking her toes!

"Damn it~ Take this punch, Fujimaru Ritsuka!" Caster playfully teased Ritsuka, and the people around them burst into laughter.

This peace after the great battle is truly wonderful.

Grimm then said he had to leave, as the ordeal was over. He was genuinely terrified when twelve shots from Rungomminiad failed to kill Cornunos. Fortunately, it ended well.

"Seriously, Lord Camelot actually possesses a holy sword of that caliber. Could it shake the power of the galaxy? Even a Grand rank wouldn't be able to do that. He's truly a helpless fellow."

Grimm couldn't help but marvel at Davidian's exaggerated intensity; it was simply outrageous. It far exceeded his comprehension, a mere glimpse into the whole picture, something he couldn't even grasp in its general sense.

"Well, thanks to Lord David, the final battle was actually won without any casualties..." Ritsuka still showed a sad expression as she said this, after all, Percival was gone.

Seeing his expression, the others knew what he was thinking. Gareth smiled slightly, took out the chosen spear, and handed it to Ritsuka.

"Keep it as a memento, Percival's chosen spear. He was quite satisfied in the end, after all, he had done everything he could to the best of his ability."

Reassured by Gareth, Ritsuka rallied and took the spear, instructing Mash to temporarily store it in her shield.

"Your battle won't end in Britain, because the real target, the Alien God, awaits. Alright, it's time to go. After all, the mission the God of Wisdom forced upon me is to bestow the Holy Sword upon Chaldea."

As a Celtic Heroic Spirit, I also witnessed the passing of Cornunos. My battle in this Lostbelt ends here.

As he spoke, the light emanating from Grimm's body began to dissipate. However, before leaving, he still said to Gareth:

"The rest is up to you, boss. You must have already seen through what was going to happen. So, I'll leave these three to you. I'll go ahead and ask your father, and I'll also tell him about your situation."

"Haha~ Then I'll leave it to you, Mr. Grimm. Please give my regards to my father~" Gareth responded with a smile upon hearing his words, and Grimm, having fulfilled his request, left without a care in the world.

After Grimm completely disappeared, Mash began to reflect on the future. They too were about to leave this strange world, and the calamity had caused devastating destruction to the island; very few people would likely survive.

Although not completely destroyed, it probably couldn't build a new civilization either. She actually still hoped to witness the revival of Britain before returning to Chaldea…

"Well, it's come to this point, and it's bound to disappear sooner or later. But to be saved like this in the end is a blessing in disguise. The fact that we can end peacefully instead of violently destroying it is the result of our efforts."

Castor, however, took it all in stride. After all, this was the best outcome they could achieve after all their efforts. So naturally, she wouldn't say anything more. Come on, they even defeated that terrifying Kornunos!

Hearing her words, Ritsuka turned around to look at her and said, "So, leave with us? Leave this place that will eventually perish, leave this place that brings you so many painful memories. We can start over, create more beautiful memories, adventure together, fight together, and go to the future together."

Under Ritsuka's intense gaze, Kass blushed deeply, even his eyes started to blur. What kind of direct attack was this? It was far too aggressive for a 16-year-old girl!

Mashu coughed twice, reminding the two that there were other people present, but they had heard everything that had just been said. Ritsuka had made herself so clear; Miss Caster should agree, right?

Just as Castor was about to speak, Da Vinci's voice came through the broadcast first. The curse and flames on Britain had indeed disappeared, but the outflow of island land hadn't stopped… no… it was accelerating!

"Notification! Notification! Gravity shifts have occurred throughout Britain!"

Everyone couldn't help but look towards the distant land of Britain. Even though no force was at work, the ground was now floating.

Everything is falling right now? How is this possible! In just one hour, the Earth will be devastated! The real collapse has begun!

"Ugh... couldn't you have started two minutes later? Why were you in such a rush?"

Ritsuka felt deeply helpless about the person who hadn't shown up yet. Just two more minutes... no, just one more minute would have been enough, but he had to appear at this exact moment. She really wanted to punch his head off.

Just as Mashu was saying that all the calamities had been wiped out and that no one in modern Britain could possibly do such a thing, someone landed on the deck and spoke:

"Of course it is. You could see it from the beginning, you just didn't realize it. Remember the frescoes in Lentinium? Those frescoes depicted the prophecy of destruction left by the witch of Cornunus as she was about to be dismembered."

The newer the world appears, the more ancient its foundations are. So, unnoticed, it can crumble with a mere bite from an insignificant insect.

That doesn't describe Britain's future. No matter how solid human history is, if its foundations are eroded, it will, as you see, vanish without a trace, along with this planet.

Oberon walked gracefully and slowly toward them, then froze. For when the four people in front of him stopped huddling together and stood in a row, he saw a living fairy from Paradise.