Zongman: Picked up Medea at the beginning

In the dream, she put on the helmet and agreed.

But she did not rebel in order to usurp the throne.

Instead, he rebelled in order to make the king judge him and thus erase his stain!

If I have to say I have some selfish motives...

Then even on the battlefield—

My dear king, please give me some recognition...

With this thought in mind, Artoria took her weapon and walked onto the battlefield, and fought with her king in the wasteland.

Then the king's knight's spear pierced his chest, and his sword pierced the king's heart!

At that moment, the king, whose heart was pierced, slowly raised his head, and the other party's face was finally completely exposed from the shadows.

In the dream, before she died, Altria looked over, and what she saw was a face with a complicated expression, the face of herself before she was deified!

At this moment, Altria was awakened!

She felt like she had a nightmare, but unlike normal dreams, her memory of this dream was particularly clear!

No detail is forgotten!

She subconsciously leaned into Roland's arms, as if this would make her feel more secure.

Then Altria recalled the content of her dream. She had just woken up and her brain had not fully awakened yet, so her mind was full of the dream she had just had.

I have had similar dreams several times during this period, but this dream is the most comprehensive in describing the whole incident, even including the seizure of the throne and the death on the battlefield.

Speaking of which, I was really impulsive in the dream. Just because of such a thing, it even reached the point of usurping the throne. Wouldn't it be better to talk it out?

But the one who was really wrong was the king!

Targeting a knight specifically, you shouldn't do this even if there is any reason!

How can a king be unfair!

What's more, this injustice is always directed at one person.

Even in my dream, I was pushed to the edge, so it's no wonder that this king ended up like me...

While thinking, Altria gradually came to her senses.

She was originally lamenting that the other person had the same fate as herself, but when she woke up, she carefully recalled the content of her dream today, and she fell silent at that moment.

Yes, this is what happened to me!

And the knight who rebelled against him was Mordred...

I hope she can think from the perspective of a king, but in her opinion, this is probably the situation!

That kid is not a rational person...

at this moment.

Altria understood Mordred!

....

178. Mordred: This fool is actually me! ?

While Altria was dreaming, Mordred was also dreaming.

And compared to Altria, Mordred has been sleeping all the time, and her dreams are more detailed.

The logic of dreams is relatively confusing, and the sense of immersion is also higher.

So Mordred became king in his dream.

Then she wanted to pass on the throne, but the heir she chose could never think from the perspective of a king, and was even somewhat impulsive and reckless in handling things.

He is a little clever from time to time, but he never considers the overall situation.

Mordred educated her countless times in her dreams, but she just refused to change!

This was unacceptable to Mordred!

Because the dream lasted quite long, although Mordred still maintained a sense of immersion in the dream, her main consciousness gradually ~woke up.

Then she silently evaluated everything in the dream in her heart.

"How can this guy be so stupid!"

"Is it possible that she doesn't understand even though I explained it so clearly?"

"Could it be that she can't see that I want to pass the throne to her!?"

Mordred complained.

Then, when he saw that the other party took it as a test after he explained the problem to her frankly, Mordred really couldn't hold it anymore!

"If anyone has an heir like this, they will be so angry that they will die!"

"It's hopeless. He's so stupid. Change someone quickly!"

Mordred cursed as he watched, and the more he thought about it, the angrier he became.

At the same time, although the sense of immersion did not decrease, because the dream lasted too long, Mordred's consciousness was gradually awakening, and he gradually realized that this was not reality, but a dream.

"Merry, is it okay to let Mordred sleep like this?"

Bazette, who was helping Merry manage Mordred, was leaning against the wall, looking at Mordred who was still sleeping, and asked Merry beside her.

"What do you think would be a problem?"

When Mary heard what Bazette said, she didn't give a direct answer, but asked Bazette a question in return, and Bazette frowned and spoke directly.

"Didn't Roland say that he wanted to make Altria and Mordred dream about each other? Altria also sleeps every day during this period, and sometimes even appears at noon, but Mordred sleeps all the time. Is it really okay for the two of them to have such a big difference in their sleep time?"

"There's no need to worry about that."

Merry understood what Bazett meant.

"Dreams are very magical things. Altria's dreams are very fragmented, with a part every day, and then gradually piecing together the whole dream, while Mordred's dreams are holistic."

"You'd better not use real time to calculate such a dream, because dreams are still very illusory."

“Some dreams are very fast, and some dreams are very slow.”

"The concept of time in dreams is extremely vague and elusive."

"As for Mordred, when she reaches the end of her dream, time will start to slow down, so she can keep dreaming until she wakes up."

Bazette nodded, not quite understanding.

But at this moment, Bazette suddenly thought of something.

That is the contractual connection between the Heroic Spirit and the Master. Normally, only the Master can see the memories of the Heroic Spirit before his death, but Roland modified this part so that Mordred can also see the memories of Altria before his death.

But now Altria is resurrected...

So what kind of dream will Mordred see at the end of her dream when time begins to slow down?

You can't...

Is this what is happening now?

Mordred gradually came to his senses.

Although the sense of immersion in the dream remained unchanged, Mordred could still truly experience everything that passed by so quickly in the dream, but she gradually began to realize that she was dreaming!

"Although everything is real, the pain is real, the eating is real, the fighting is real...but this is really a dream."

After realizing this, Mordred recalled his battle on the grassland with the guy who pretended to be his father, but his disguise was not like his father at all...

"You've lost without a doubt. So what's the situation now? Was he knocked unconscious after being caught? Or was he hit by some magic?"

Mordred sighed.

But she had no ability to wake up, nor did she have the ability to do anything freely. She could only watch and experience with her clear consciousness.

The more he watched, the more Mordred felt something was wrong...

At first she didn't react, and she felt uncomfortable looking at the heir who seemed to have some problems with his brain.

But as she watched, she realized...

Why does this fool look so much like me!

When she realized this, she was completely dumbfounded.

She carefully recalled the content of her previous dream, and then looked at her current dream very seriously.

Until she saw that fool starting to usurp the throne, she understood everything!

The clown is me!

Mordred felt embarrassed at first, but soon she fell into deep thought.

If this clown is her, then the king that he is now viewing from... is his father! ?

It turns out that my father has always thought this way!

Did I misunderstand her?!

Ah, this...!

Mordred now feels like he has ruined a good hand of cards by himself!

Just...why am I so stupid!

My father has made it clear to me, but I actually felt like he was testing me!

The more I think about Mordred, the more ridiculous I feel... He is simply the most ridiculous clown!

But she must have understood what she was thinking at the time.

After all, she was created by her mother, so at that time... no, even now, she always feels inferior when facing her glorious father.

This inferiority complex makes me subconsciously think about things in a bad direction...

That's why things have gradually developed to this point!

Mordred is very similar to Altria in this respect.

She also likes to find problems in herself, so she completely ignores the problems on Altria's side.

But even so, she now understands her father!

Just as Mordred was feeling regret and thinking this, the Battle of Camlan ended, but the dream did not end.

The dream suddenly changed, and then it came to the time when Altria was condensing her godhood!

Although Artoria had already joined the group of gods before that and was no longer considered a heroic spirit, the contract did not seem to be calculated in that way, but rather started from the time Artoria became a god.

After Mordred saw Altria's divine body, she once again recalled what happened on the grassland...

"So... that person is really our father!"

Mordred was completely stunned.

Especially when she recalled what she had said to the other person at that time, she felt cold sweat breaking out!

While she was still thinking this, the dream gradually came to the scene of the battle. In the fast-moving dream, some other parts were skipped, but this part was almost not skipped at all - then Mordred was brought into Artoria's perspective, feeling the anger that immediately rose up in Artoria after hearing what she said, and she subconsciously shrank her neck.

Fortunately, after the battle, Mordred also felt the complex emotions of Altria, which made her emotions more complicated.

After this battle, Mordred found that his dream suddenly changed.

That is, although he felt very involved before, many things were quickly passed by, and for Mordred, who had already regained consciousness, they still didn't feel that real.

But after this battle, Mordred felt that his dreams became more specific and longer.

There are no more skipped sections.

And she seemed to have really become her own father, and her perspective was completely immersed in it.

Then Mordred immediately discovered his father's attitude towards Roland.

Although she had noticed it when the dream flashed by before, after she really got into it, she didn't expect that her father would obey Roland to such an extent, which surprised Mordred.

However, when he thought about the dream that seemed to have shown that his father and Roland had a very close relationship, Mordred scratched his head and looked at Roland with some scrutiny, but he didn't have any other thoughts.

If father is happy...okay!