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

"where?"

Vivian asked anxiously.

"In the car."

Vivian immediately followed Kira Yoshikage's gaze to the carriage, and through the gap in the thin gauze window, she could vaguely see a pair of golden eyes.

"Meliuqina!"

Vivian breathed a sigh of relief and called out the girl's name loudly.

Knowing she had been exposed, the silver-haired girl hidden inside the carriage stood obediently in front of them like a child who had made a mistake.

Vivian tried to put on a stern expression and asked angrily:

Why weren't you following me just now?

She had been by her side since birth, never leaving her even for a second. Vivian was so used to Melyuchina being with her that she didn't even check if Melyuchina had followed when she got out of the car.

Although Melyuchina only stayed in the car and didn't get out, it was just a false alarm.

This still made Vivian a little scared, afraid that one day Meliuqina would suddenly disappear and never return.

That's why she was angry—not because Meiliuqina hadn't followed her, but because she hadn't kept a close eye on Meiliuqina.

How could you be so careless?

"Hmm~"

Meiliuqina whispered, "Because Sister Vivian wants to be alone with Brother Kira and doesn't want anyone to disturb them, so..."

"That's not true at all!"

Vivian interrupted Meiliuqina's speech with a flushed face. She wasn't jealous because she saw her best male friend and best female friend showing affection in the carriage but excluding her. That's why she deliberately went over to interrupt them!

Listen carefully!

Vivian stared intently at Melyuchina, avoiding eye contact with Kira Yoshikage. The girl deliberately raised her voice, trying to cover up the matter with stern words, "No matter what happens in the future, you must stay close to me, understand?"

"Um."

Mei Liuqina nodded obediently, agreeing with whatever her sister said.

Although she was called the older sister, in her heart, Vivian was no different from her mother.

From a human perspective, at least, Vivian is her mother.

Although she was an adoptive mother, since she was born as a fairy and had no biological parents, there was almost no difference between her adoptive mother and her biological mother.

Since it is a mother's teaching, it cannot be wrong.

Vivian breathed a sigh of relief, but when she turned around, she found that Kira Yoshikage's gaze was still fixed on Meiliu Zina, and she immediately explained nervously:

"It's a misunderstanding! It's a misunderstanding that Melyuchina has taken for granted!"

Meiliuqina blinked, making no attempt to refute.

In human terms, the older sister's behavior could be interpreted as shifting blame.

But it's okay, she can take the blame.

Vivian is willing to do anything she needs.

"Hmm~! And Kira-nii-san is here too."

Meiliuqina muttered to herself, in her heart Vivian was like a mother, and Kira Yoshikage was an equally important character, even earlier than her understanding that Vivian was a mother.

Because before this, she didn't actually have similar thoughts.

Because in her understanding, there was no accurate understanding of the word "mother," or even the concept of it.

The reason she understands the word "father" is because of Artoria and her adoptive father, Hector.

And her understanding of the word "mother" is also due to Artoria—

Artoria's meeting with Igraine, and the thoughts of the other knights around her, made her understand the concept of a mother for the first time.

Therefore, she naturally categorized Vivian as her mother as well.

These thoughts undoubtedly reached Vivian's mind; the girl with the fairy eyes could accurately read people's minds. All lies and truths were laid bare before those eyes.

This is a talent that only fairies can possess, and it is something that ordinary fairies cannot have. Rather, it is something that she, as the resident of Paradise, was born with...

and many more!

Vivian turned to look at Meiliuqina, her expression somewhat stiff.

What did she just say?

My inner thoughts?

Why can she hear her own thoughts?

Does Meiliuqina possess fairy eyes?

But she shouldn't have it at all...

"why?"

Vivian heard this question, which undoubtedly came from Melyuchina.

This also undoubtedly proves that Melyuchina could indeed hear her thoughts.

This also indirectly proves that Melyuchina's previous lies seem, perhaps, probably, or possibly were true.

She truly heard her own heart, which is why she obediently followed her mother's wishes and stayed in the car.

But then...

"Hasn't this exposed everything?!"

Vivian let out a mournful cry, but before she could even cry out, Melyuchina reached out her small hand to grab hers and comfort her.

Chapter 248 This is what being arrogant is like.

In the gardens of a castle in London.

Although it's not the season for flowers to bloom, thanks to the magic, the place is still filled with birdsong and fragrant flowers, resembling a paradise.

Morgan sat in the courtyard surrounded by flowers, a few small birds perched on her shoulder, their flapping wings ruffling her silver hair, chirping as if trying to interact with her. Normally, Morgan would happily chat and play with these companions, but she wasn't in the mood now.

"why?"

Morgan murmured, asking herself as well as her long-dead father.

If Arthur really is her brother, she will bless him, help him become a worthy king, and lead Camelot to greatness once again.

But King Arthur was a woman like her, an even more slender young girl!

Since they are both women, why can't she be the one to inherit the throne?

What exactly was the purpose of her hard work in studying magic all this time?

She once believed that she was the last remaining bloodline of the Camelot Kingdom, and even though she, as a woman, could not inherit the throne, she could still save Camelot with her magical talents—at least that's what Morgan always thought.

Everything she has done so far—whether it's diligently learning the various political tactics she despises, or practicing how to maintain relationships with other nobles in the Kingdom of Camelot using despicable lies and fake smiles—is all part of her efforts to save Camelot!

The results of it?

Her "sister," whom she had never met, suddenly appeared, in a grand and imposing manner, trampling her pride and everything she had ever worked for underfoot without mercy!

All of this was simply because she possessed the Sword of the King, simply because she was King Uther's son!

If all of this were true, Morgan believed he could completely let go of his inner turmoil.

But she knew perfectly well that it was all fake!

The Sword of the Chosen King is nothing but a deception. She could easily do the same thing with magic. She could simply use magic to prevent others from drawing the Sword of the Chosen King, and then undo the magic when the chosen person she wants to draw the sword comes along, allowing them to easily pull it out.

Her gender was also a lie; she was clearly a woman but deliberately used magic to disguise herself as a man. Such a simple trick would only fool knights completely ignorant of the mystical, but to Morgan, who possessed exceptional magical talent, it was riddled with flaws!

How could Morgan accept the legitimacy of a "queen" who was entirely created by deception?

but.

Should we expose her?

Morgan bit her lip, feeling resentful and unable to understand why the girl who was pretending to be Arthur could be born with everything and why all her efforts could be so easily dismissed.

But if they were to expose Arthur's identity, their plans would be ruined.

This may relieve your anger temporarily, but what about later?

This is certainly a scam, but it can indeed unite Camelot.

Despite Morgan's efforts being denied, she still hopes Camelot can be great again.

Exposing this elaborate deception would mean ruining her chance to save Camelot, but is that really what she wants?

"Kira-kun, over here!"

Before Morgan could sort out his complicated thoughts, he heard the girl's slightly excited and pleasant noise.

Morgan looked up at the entrance to the garden, where three people were walking towards it—a group of one man and two women.

One of the girls had long, shimmering hair that shone like gold. Her face was covered by a thin veil with a magical effect, obscuring her true appearance, but one could imagine that beneath the veil lay an extremely beautiful face.

The other girl had the same silver hair as her, and her petite figure made her easily mistaken for an innocent young girl.

Morgan's vision, however, was far clearer than most, allowing her to discern the true identities of the two girls: they were not human, but rather...

"Fairy."

Morgan murmured, a hint of surprise in his eyes, astonished that there were still fairies walking among humans.

And what about the man accompanied by two fairies?

Who is he?

Morgan sized up the tall man with short blond hair; she recognized him.

When welcoming King Arthur, he stood next to the magician Merlin, and they seemed to have a close relationship.

Now, he has appeared again with two fairy girls.

In her eyes, however, he was not a fairy like them, but a real human being.

But why should humans receive such an honor?