Should we refuse?

"You're really sharp-tongued. Is this your original personality, or is it influenced by this body?"

Now the problem lies with Fujimaru Kyoya. He had said so much simply because he wanted to believe in the possibility of humanity and therefore did not want to join Rungomminiad's side.

Krongominia, however, countered with Fujimaru Kyoya's argument that if Fujimaru Kyoya dared not join their side, then he lacked sufficient confidence in Chaldea.

The future enemy is far more terrifying and powerful than Rungomminiad. If we can't even get past Rungomminiad, what makes us think we can challenge the final boss?

It would be better to be made into a specimen and killed right now.

This is King Arthur's character.

Even though Fujimaru Kyo, who had died long ago, didn't understand Artoria after she became King Arthur, she was the familiar king to the Knights of the Round Table.

Even though the inner self is no longer the original person, this body still influences Rungomminiad. Rungomminiad carries the shadow of a king, which is why the people at the Round Table are willing to follow him.

Does it matter? What matters now is your answer.

Rungominiad's sharp eyes made Fujimaru Kyoya feel as if his "arch-nemesis" had come to life in that instant.

So that's the reason for the Round Table's loyalty.

So……

"I will only agree to any deployment to deal with Chaldea. I will not accept any other missions. As long as you agree to this condition, my blade will dance for you."

“Yes, welcome to the Knights of the Round Table, Lloyd.”

Rungominiad hugged Fujimaru Kyoya, a gesture she herself didn't know why she was doing; her body simply moved on its own.

This body originally intended to reserve a place for the person before it among the Knights of the Round Table.

Now my long-cherished wish has come true.

Chapter 121 Wearing a helmet while fishing is common sense

Although he did not break the holy sword in his hand, Fujimaru Kyoya still offered his loyalty.

Rungomminiad's stance was simple: he believed that humanity could not be saved, and therefore he adopted an extreme method of preservation. This indirectly shows how powerful the mastermind behind this human incineration incident was.

If Chaldea can't even get past them, then they might as well go back to sleep and wait for the end of the world.

These days he's been idling around in the Holy City, refusing to go on patrols. As for clearing out refugees, if he hadn't sided with Rungomniyad, he would have taken matters into his own hands and clashed with Gawain.

"The Saint Bachelor must continue. If Chaldea is defeated by us, there may not be enough time to collect enough specimens."

This cunning doesn't resemble that of a god at all; rather, it's more like that of a king with a heart as deep as the sea.

She seemed to have given Fujimaru Kyoya a choice, but she had already figured out his personality. The so-called choice didn't exist at all; it was just a path she had laid out for him.

"Artoria... no, Artoria actually became such a terrifying person after that?"

When Fujimaru Kyoya saw Artoria's magnificent "structures," he had an indescribable feeling, as if a childhood friend he used to play with in the mud had suddenly turned into a woman.

Thinking that he didn't have many friends to begin with, and now he had lost one more, Fujimaru Kyo couldn't help but feel sad.

Why do the jokes I saw online in my past life happen to me?

And what exactly is Mordred? Is she the daughter of Artoria and her sister Morgan? Magic is truly amazing.

However, this niece seemed quite unfriendly to her uncle.

"Hey~ you're just a freeloader, you really don't do any work at all?"

Ah, here we go again.

Fujimaru Kyo knew without even thinking that the voice belonged to Mordred.

Of the Knights of the Round Table today, Mordred is the one who has the worst opinion of Fujimaru Kyoya. Although the other knights had grudges against Fujimaru Kyoya, they learned about the truth of the decline of the Age of Gods before he died, and gradually came to understand Fujimaru Kyoya's actions at the time.

Mordred, however, is clearly an exception.

“I said before that I joined here only to test Chaldea, and I will not accept any orders before Chaldea arrives.”

"But do you really have that kind of ability?"

As a new generation of Knights of the Round Table, Mordred had never experienced the war against Vortigern. For them, their strongest enemy was perhaps Lucius the Sword Emperor.

However, Fujimaru Kyoya gave her the feeling that not only Sword Emperor Lucius, but even Galahad could not completely defeat him.

Could such a person truly be so cherished by the older generation of the Round Table and so deeply missed by his beloved father?

"Mordred, one day my reign will come to an end, and you will be crowned king."

A memory surfaced in Mordred's mind: the day she revealed her identity to Artoria. She had originally wanted to surprise her father, but she never expected that Artoria already knew Mordred's true identity.

Artoria did not reject Mordred as the legends suggested. Instead, she continuously tested Mordred before he revealed his identity, grooming him as her successor.

“If Lloyd were still alive and he were to assist you, then I would be completely at ease.”

Artoria said this more than once, and Mordred also thought that this legendary knight was a brave and wise man.

In the end... wasn't he just a freeloader?

Mordred admitted that the person in front of him was indeed very strong, but not strong enough to be feared by so many Knights of the Round Table.

This idea is not wrong. The reason why Fujimaru Kyoya was able to suppress the Knights of the Round Table was not only because of his own high stats, but also because of the special attack on the British camp and the blessing of the Holy Tree.

If all these factors are removed, then Fujimaru Kyoya has no guarantee of victory against either Gawain (three times stronger) or Lancelot.

"Sigh~ It seems like we won't have a moment of peace until we have a fight today."

While Fujimaru Kyoya wouldn't hold a grudge against a junior, he had never shown his strength in front of someone like Mordred.

Let's just consider this a test of just how capable King Arthur's successor really is.

"So, are you prepared for failure?"

Mordred drew her magic sword. Of course, she didn't think that Fujimaru Kyoya was an unworthy person; she was simply annoyed by his slacking off at work.

It's no wonder Mordred is looking for trouble. After all, she was raised by Morgan and Artoria, and everything she does is from the perspective of a king. Of course, she's unhappy with this knight who's slacking off at work.

However, Fujimaru Kyou is just a working-class guy; if he doesn't slack off at work, he's got a problem with his brain.

Going to work and getting paid by your boss is just an equal exchange and doesn't count as making money. Only slacking off at work and taking paid breaks is true profit.

This is a completely irreconcilable conflict between the boss and the employees.

Mordred was full of confidence. She was not weak herself, and she also had the "Wrath" blessing bestowed by Rungomminiad. Her magic power was so great that she could use light cannons as basic attacks. Even if she faced Gawain, who was three times stronger, she would not be flustered at all.

But soon, she learned what it meant for people to be wicked.

Mordred drew the magic sword and charged forward. Mordred's eyes were blinded by lime, and Mordred's head exploded.

"I really don't understand, why don't they wear helmets when they have them?"

Looking at Mordred lying on the ground, Fujimaru Kyoya could only think that young people these days are too impetuous; they don't even wear helmets.

If it were Fujimaru Kyoya, he'd wear a helmet even when going fishing.

Otherwise, if someone throws stones at you and kills you, you'll have nowhere to seek justice.

"Besides fighting, her two mothers taught her how to use people. As a king, there are many things that don't require risking one's life, so she naturally had no defense against your methods."

Rungominiad stepped out from the side, clearly having witnessed the entire farce.

She hadn't expected that Fujimaru Kyoya would be so...unconventional in dealing with a junior. But it was good that it ended so quickly, as she had things to arrange for Fujimaru Kyoya.

"What's matter?"

"Chaldea has arrived. Isn't this your job?"

"I see."

Fujimaru Kyou ignored Mordred, who was cursing as he got up from the ground, and decided to let them go and see what kind of people the so-called Chaldea were.

Chapter 122 The Arrival of Chaldea 5/102

"Senior, your time for spirit transfer is coming soon."

Hearing the sounds outside the door, Fujimaru Ritsuka snapped out of her meditative state.

She did not deliberately study Buddhist scriptures, nor did she observe precepts or practice meditation. Her so-called meditation was nothing more than cheating by using relics.

Fujimaru Ritsuka never gained any insight from meditation; she merely used it to adjust her mood and prevent herself from being overwhelmed by negative emotions.

"I am coming."

Fujimaru Ritsuka put the relic back into the amulet, and when she opened the door, she saw the girl who was waiting for her, a girl named Mashu.

"Mash, it seems we're heading to Jerusalem during the Crusades?"

“That’s right, that’s what Dr. Roman said.”

Mashu recounts the historical background of the Sixth Singularity, while Fujimaru Ritsuka marvels at how strong this girl, who is similar to herself, truly is.

"Senior, what's wrong?"

"Mashu, do you think I'm useless?"

Fujimaru Ritsuka laughed self-deprecatingly. If she were a boy, she probably wouldn't confide in a woman younger than herself.

However, she is indeed a girl with a sensitive side, and Mashu is also a woman, so she inevitably has some emotions overflowing from her.

The gap between humans and Servants is simply too great.

Although Fujimaru Ritsuka was not completely ignorant about magic, she had never formally studied magic before coming to Chaldea; she had only been training with her brother.

This level of training is nothing compared to that of a Servant; it's not even worth a real fight. Yet Mash is able to fight against Servants as a pseudo-Servant.

Although she still seems immature, she is much better than Fujimaru Ritsuka, who can only be a ruthless Command Spell machine.

Fujimaru Ritsuka can also be of help.

"Senior, as long as you are by my side, that is my reason to keep fighting."

"Really? I hope I can help."

Fujimaru Ritsuka tried to adjust her mood, and these days she still tried to recall the days when her brother used to train with her.

"Ritsuka, learn how to perform the self-defense technique."

Fujimaru Ritsuka's memories began to surface. A man with a dark face brought Fujimaru Ritsuka to the top of a cliff, then pushed her off the cliff, forcing Fujimaru Ritsuka to learn techniques for self-defense.

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