The Wind and the Wings of Hogwarts

Savanna cooperated and used magic to repair the wounds on the surface of the corpse.

"You go ahead with your work, I'll go bury him."

With that, she carried the corpse out of the tower.

Scott watched her leave without disturbing her.

He turned and walked to the [Eye of a Thousand Miles], looking up at the huge bronze "eye" floating at the top of the device.

As the magic converged, the "eye" shone brightly, and a series of images appeared before Scott's eyes.

But those images were not predictions for the next thousand years, but rather some events that had actually happened.

Therefore, he understood that the restart of the [Thousand-Mile Eye] at this moment was not to restore its original function, but to show the final victor the ins and outs of everything.

After an unknown amount of time, the light disappeared, and the [Eye of a Thousand Miles] stopped operating.

Scott blinked and rubbed his temples.

After finally processing the information he had received, he turned and walked out of the tower.

At this moment, Savannah was extremely busy.

Busy restoring the flower sea that had been almost completely destroyed.

With the help of her magic, patches of flowers and plants, as bright as stars, grew back and filled the empty spaces that looked like scars.

Scott strode over to the large crater that Golza had created earlier.

At this time, a small lake had formed here due to the water flow created by Sirein.

But this water is stagnant; over time, it will likely dry up or become smelly.

Scott casually reached out and pulled out a magical gem. Magical runes unfolded out of thin air and then shrank back into the gem.

He casually tossed the gemstone into the lake, and instantly a spring formed, from which a steady stream of water gushed forth.

Then, one magical rune after another appeared beneath Scott's feet, eventually forming a massive magical rune circuit that covered the entire sea of ​​flowers.

The terrain changed again, and the water in the lake began to flow, forming a circulating stream around the sea of ​​flowers and the white tower.

That's good.

Savannah walked over to Scott and smiled.

Where is Aaron?

Scott did not find Aaron's grave.

"He has returned to nature."

Savanna looked into the distance, at the edge of the sea of ​​flowers.

Scott then noticed that a small oak tree had appeared over there.

So he nodded.

"And you?" Savannah asked, "Did you find anything?"

"The harvest... is quite substantial."

Scott rubbed his temples again.

For a moment, he didn't know where to begin, nor could he make a decision immediately.

"I'm listening if you're willing to talk."

Savanna cast a spell and created a table and chairs made of flower vines by the lake, then sat down.

"If you can't say it, then it's better not to say it."

There's nothing I can't say.

Scott sat down and took a flower from Savannah.

The white flower, shaped like a wine glass, contains a fragrant, transparent liquid within its petals.

He took a sip and found it to be fragrant and sweet, yet very light.

After drinking the flower dew, he began to recount the past events he had seen through the "Eye of a Thousand Miles".

"It all started after King Arthur's death..."

More than a thousand years ago, in the Battle of Camlann, King Arthur and the rebellious Mordred were both wounded and perished together.

After King Arthur's death, the nine guardian fairies of Avalon, led by Morgana, brought his body back to Avalon for burial.

But for some unknown reason, Morgan came up with a plan to bring King Arthur back to life.

She recruited three fairies to carry out the plan, but was opposed by several other fairies, including the twin sisters Teton and Teto.

Four against five.

In short, the nine fairies fell into infighting and became enemies because of this incident.

In the end, on the surface, Morgan appeared to have won.

Morgan separated King Arthur's body and soul, using the magic and destiny generated by the [clairvoyance] left by Merlin to nurture and repair them respectively.

According to her plan, it would only take a hundred years for King Arthur's body and soul to be restored to a perfect state and reunited, thus achieving complete resurrection.

With her magical prowess, she herself would not die within a hundred years.

However, this plan was not executed perfectly.

Morgan did not kill the other fairies after her victory, which led to her plan being sabotaged by Tyton and Teto at a crucial moment.

In the end, King Arthur was the most unfortunate one.

Chapter 575, the final chapter of the main text.

"The five fairies, led by Teton and Teto, finally launched a counterattack. Using their authority over Avalon, they harnessed the power of the entire realm to transform King Arthur's soul into a red dragon, imprisoning it in the heavens."

"When Morgan discovered their actions, another major battle broke out between the two sides."

"Originally, fairies possessed some magical creature blood, giving them a much longer lifespan than ordinary wizards. However, this internal war greatly depleted the fairies' power, causing them to die soon afterward."

At this point, Scott paused, picked up the flower cup, and took a sip of dew.

Savannah blinked, questioning the story Scott was telling.

"But... [The Eye of a Thousand Miles] has always existed here, hasn't it?"

She put down the flower cup in her hand.

"So Merlin should have known about how all of this would unfold."

Scott nodded.

Savannah continued, "Why didn't he stop it? And...didn't the fairies also try to interpret their own futures through the [Clairvoyance]?"

"I don't know what Merlin is thinking either."

Scott shrugged.

"As for the fairies, I think it's perhaps because they are too arrogant."

Savannah raised an eyebrow in surprise. "You mean... they knew that the [Thousand-Mile Eye] was a magical device used to observe the future, but they didn't go and witness it with their own eyes?"

“They don’t know,” Scott said with a smile. “Merlin told them it was a device that regulates the magical circulation of the entire secret realm, and its purpose is to better maintain the operation of Avalon.”

Savannah's eyes widened in surprise. "You mean... Merlin lied to the fairies, and the fairies never verified it?"

"We cannot understand the minds of fairies."

Scott also thought the story sounded a bit far-fetched.

With the fairies' magical abilities, even if Merlin set obstacles for them, they would surely be able to arrive at the correct answer as long as they carefully verified it.

Morgan, in particular, took the initiative to use the vast magical power stored in the [Clairvoyance] device in an attempt to repair King Arthur's body and soul.

But throughout the entire process, she didn't think much about it at all.

Scott sighed, “The fairies are half-blood witches with magical blood. They are born with great magical power and long lifespans. Their thoughts are not the same as those of us humans with short lives. Perhaps they are so arrogant that they don’t even respect Merlin.”

“Of course, so did Merlin,” he said with a laugh. “I have absolutely no idea why he did these things.”

"I told you..."

Merlin's voice suddenly rang out, and he appeared beside the two of them as if in a dream.

Then, the flowers and plants underfoot quickly grew and formed a new rattan chair.

Merlin sat down lightly, resting his chin on his hand, with his unchanging smile on his face.

Scott was not surprised by his appearance.

He naturally followed up, "You just said that you don't want to see a future that doesn't change."

Merlin gently tapped his chin.

Savannah couldn't help but ask, "If that's the case, why don't you change King Arthur's future? After all... after all..."

Merlin laughed and said, "His soul was turned into a red dragon and imprisoned in the sky, and he perished together with Salazar. It looks tragic."

Savannah nodded in agreement.

Merlin countered, "How could you not know that this is what he wanted?"

"Huh?" Savannah's eyes widened in disbelief again. "Why?"

"Because he wants to be a hero," Merlin replied with a smile.

“A hero?” Scott’s eyes flickered. “Could it be…”

Merlin nodded at him. "That's right, just as you think."

"What?" Savannah looked confused.

"I think Merlin had already told King Arthur all his fates before he was even alive."

Scott's expression was somewhat complicated.

"But King Arthur ultimately chose his own destiny."

"Yes."