In this crossover anime, Yoshikage Kira longs for a peaceful life.

Why haven't I ever seen a fairy? Aren't fairies the rulers of this land?

Why does she describe fairies as some extremely rare species?

The woman asked cautiously:

"My lord, are you... are you a magician like Lord Merlin?"

Holding a staff, he could easily kill bandits and even lift her off her horse out of thin air. In the woman's eyes, only a magician could do such a thing.

The only well-known magician in all of Britain is the legendary Merlin.

In her eyes, this person was an even more powerful figure than the knight!

"That's it."

Vivi answered her absentmindedly, still unable to understand why there were no fairies. Was this really Britain?

If there were no fairies, how could humans possibly rule this land?

Vivian was still persistent and continued to press for answers:

"Where is the nearest major city?"

"It's London, in the east."

The woman hurriedly replied, her expression becoming even more respectful, "It's about a day's journey from here, but on horseback it should only take half a day, no, perhaps half a day and a half..."

The woman gestured with some difficulty; although the distance wasn't far, she had probably never been there in her life.

Vivian was even more confused. Where was London? Why were all the place names unfamiliar to her?

Something's wrong! Something's very wrong! Something's extremely wrong! Something's definitely wrong!

"grown ups!"

The woman seemed to be thinking about something, and suddenly cried out nervously:

“Those bandits weren’t all of them; they had many more accomplices behind them.”

Actually, Kira Yoshikage had already seen it even without her calling out.

A caravan appeared on the hilltop where the bandits had just emerged.

A dozen or so bandits were positioned on either side of the caravan. When they discovered that the horses were empty and their companions had been beaten to their knees, the bandits were immediately consumed by rage. Shouting and charging at them with their weapons raised, they charged forward.

"These people are yours."

Kira Yoshikage took a step back and gave the order.

"Huh? Me? Me?"

Vivian was incredulous, never expecting this man to be so ruthless.

But the girl was now in a bind, so she hurriedly raised her staff and began chanting a spell.

The bandits were still charging forward with unstoppable momentum, which gave them enough confidence.

But when the two sides got close enough, they finally saw the situation in the distance and realized that the people kneeling on the ground were not their accomplices, but the women who had been kidnapped.

Their accomplices were scattered on the grass, only their lower bodies remaining.

Why only the lower body?

Such a question flashed through the minds of the bandits.

They soon stopped caring about the problem because they saw a huge 'sun' flying towards them.

boom!

The 'sun' crashed into the bandits like a galloping horse, instantly causing a violent explosion that sent a 'cloud' rising into the sky.

When the 'cloud' dissipated, everything within a hundred meters of the explosion point had completely vanished. The bandits, the horses, and even the surrounding grassland had all disappeared, leaving only a scorched crater on the ground.

Kira Yoshikage gave her an approving look, as if praising her, "You can do this quite well, can't you?"

"But I don't want to do it at all."

Vivian's face fell; she had no intention of killing anyone.

Kira Yoshikage forced her! You all saw it, right? She was forced!

"As expected of the Magician..."

The rescued women looked grateful and fearful. Luckily, the magician hadn't used such a powerful magic trick at first, otherwise they probably wouldn't have survived being kidnapped by the bandits.

Yoshikage Kira instructed:

"Next time, remember to only kill people; you can spare the horses."

"why?"

Vivian stopped dwelling on the issue of murder and asked instinctively.

"Of course it's because horses can be sold for money!" Yoshikage Kira gave her a strange look, seemingly wondering why she would even ask that.

In every country throughout history, horses have been a vital strategic resource. And regardless of where they went or what they did, money was always a necessity—isn't that obvious?

"Hmm~"

Vivian hesitated, wanting to speak but holding back, and ultimately chose to give up.

Never mind, whatever makes you happy.

Chapter 236 This is our bond!

The rescued peasant women, leading the horses they had seized from the bandits and driving the wagons filled with grain that the bandits had stolen, were on their way back to the village.

Kira Yoshikage and his two companions were also among them, sitting in the middle of the convoy in an open wooden wagon pulled by horses.

"Haven't you gotten used to it yet?"

"Hmm~"

Vivian kept her head down and muttered softly, "I just find it strange that they've never seen a fairy before. I'm a fairy, and this child is a fairy too."

Vivian lowered her head, and the silver-haired fairy girl was clinging to her affectionately, her small hands tightly gripping her sleeves, while her other hand greedily tried to hold Kira Yoshikage's hand, just like a fledgling bird that had just hatched, instinctively seeking the embrace of its parents.

Fairies are different from humans; some fairies are born with a more mature physique, which is not uncommon. But it is precisely because of this that Vivian is confused—

She could pick up a newborn fairy at will, so why do these people claim they've never seen a fairy?

Seeing the girl's melancholy expression, Kira Yoshikage replied:

"After all, it's a dream, so it's normal for it to deviate from common sense."

"Huh? Is that how it is?"

Although Vivian still found it strange, she nodded as if she understood, thinking that at least this provided a reasonable explanation—or so she thought!

Where can you find such a realistic dream?

Moreover, the people in her dream wouldn't tell her it was a dream, much less lead her to kill someone!

She's a fairy, and fairies don't have dreams like that!

Isn't asking her to believe this kind of statement just asking her to deceive herself?

Although she knew the man was talking nonsense, the girl still felt a warmth in her heart.

Actually, this is not bad at all. Let's just treat it as a special journey!

Although the journey has been full of surprises, so far she has felt quite good about it. When she returns to the Rain Clan, she can perhaps proudly share this journey with her friends.

dong dong!

The ground suddenly began to shake, and Vivian heard the sound of warhorses galloping once again.

The girl looked up at the horizon, where ten black dots were surging toward them from afar.

Are there still enemies?

Vivian frowned in distress. Was she going to kill someone again?

Fortunately, Vivian's distress didn't last long, because the peasant women recognized the men from a distance and cheered excitedly:

"It's Sir Hector! He's come to rescue us with the knights!"

Vivian tilted her head, but did not put down the staff in her hand.

The cavalry that had come galloping from afar had clearly realized that the owners of the caravan were not the bandits they had imagined, but women and children who had been kidnapped by bandits. The charging horses slowed down and eventually stopped warily not far from the caravan.

Unlike the bandits of the past, these cavalrymen were clearly more disciplined.

The two leading knights, horse and rider, were clad in full armor, which gleamed brilliantly in the sunlight. Their eight followers were also clad in cloth and leather armor. Each knight carried a lance and a longsword at his waist; their equipment alone far surpassed that of the bandits.

Although they don't outnumber the bandits, if they were to engage in a direct confrontation, the bandits would inevitably lose.

The peasant women who had been rescued immediately went up to them and told them the whole story.

The tall knight at the head rode forward, and when he reached the carriage, he removed his helmet, revealing the face of a middle-aged man who had experienced many hardships but was full of dignity.

The middle-aged man swept his sharp, hawk-like gaze over the three of them. When he looked at Vivian, a hint of surprise flashed in his eyes, but he concealed his emotions well and finally fixed his gaze on Yoshikage Kira.

The old knight also sensed their wariness and took the initiative to ease the tension:

“I am Sir Hector. I thank you both for your help to my people. However, this is not the place to talk. Please forgive me, but I will speak with you in detail once we return to my territory.”

"can."

Having received a response from Yoshikage Kira, the old knight didn't say much more.

He gestured to the knights not far away and began escorting the caravan back to the territory.

"They are not bad people."

Vivian whispered in Kira Yoshikage's ear.

Yoshikage Kira nodded slightly in agreement:

"That's why I didn't kill them."

Vivian glared at him, annoyed. "Why do you keep talking about murder?"

The girl with fairy eyes can distinguish between good and evil in humans, so she can take action against bandits without hesitation, and she will also warn Yoshikage Kira and his ilk that they are not bad people, in order to avoid conflict between the two sides.

However, Yoshikage Kira is different.