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

Morgan's eyes revealed a hint of jealousy; she too had tried to find the fairy's whereabouts.

But in Britain, where the mystery has faded, most fairies have long since departed. Even if a fairy occasionally remains, she will not easily come into contact with humans, not even a human like her who is skilled in magic.

But on what grounds?

Why should he be allowed to?

First it was King Arthur, and now it's him again.

They were all ordinary people who were previously unknown, so why were they able to easily obtain everything that she did not have?

Is it because she didn't try hard enough?

The girl pursed her lips and gripped her staff tightly, really wanting to give him a good whack.

If I can't beat King Arthur, can't I beat you?

The three who entered the garden also noticed Morgan's presence. Vivian was slightly taken aback, hesitated for a moment, took a half step back, and whispered a reminder to Kira Yoshikage.

"Be careful, she's jealous of you."

Kira Yoshikage was utterly bewildered. Jealous of him? Jealous of what?

If it were a man who was jealous of him, that would be understandable.

But what are you jealous of? What, are you a lesbian?

etc--

Kira Yoshikage paused slightly in thought. Morgan really does seem to be a lesbian, no doubt about it.

Before the atmosphere fell silent, Morgan broke the silence first:

"This is my private garden."

Vivian said apologetically:

"Sorry, we're not familiar with the castle's layout yet. We just accidentally wandered in here. We'll leave now."

The girl grabbed Kira Yoshikage's arm and prepared to leave. Morgan, seeing this, parted his lips slightly, hesitated, and suddenly felt a little regretful.

Do I need to explain? To explain that I didn't actually want to drive them away.

But wouldn't it be embarrassing to explain now?

Wouldn't that make her previous words and actions seem like those of a clown?

Mei Liuqina tilted her head, looking at the silver-haired girl in the courtyard who was caught in a dilemma, with a puzzled expression.

Doesn't she know they are fairies?

However, it's quite rare to see someone with such frequent mental activity.

Vivian, who was about to leave, stopped in her tracks, her feelings somewhat complicated.

Although Morgan seemed to harbor great dissatisfaction with Yoshikage Kira, he was actually very friendly towards them.

So, what to do now?

Are you leaving?

I feel like leaving her would be unfair to her, and I wonder if it would make her very sad.

The kind-hearted fairy girl was conflicted and didn't know how to handle the situation.

And so.

The fairy girl instinctively turned her pleading gaze to Yoshikage Kira.

Yoshikage Kira did not disappoint her, and took the initiative to walk towards Morgan, greeting her:

"You must be Morgan, Artoria's sister?"

Morgan nodded slightly, but quickly realized something was wrong:

"Artoria?"

She is Morgan, that's true, but who is Artoria?

Morgan seemed to have thought of something and murmured:

"King Arthur?"

So her name is Artoria? That's a beautiful name, no wonder she's her sister…

wrong!

Morgan frowned and said coldly:

Are you trying to tell me that King Arthur was actually a woman?

Although she wasn't fond of the imposter King Arthur, she managed to suppress her dissatisfaction and didn't expose King Arthur's true identity in public. However, since this person had a close relationship with Merlin and knew Artoria's real name, it proved that he must be King Arthur's confidant.

If he was a confidant, how did he manage to so easily reveal Artoria's true identity to her?

Does this person have no loyalty to the king at all?

Yoshikage Kira retorted:

"You figured it out a long time ago, didn't you?"

He didn't believe that the magic on Artoria could fool Morgan, even though Merlin himself had performed the magic.

However, in terms of magical talent alone, Morgan is actually no less talented than Merlin, especially since Merlin's magic tricks were not particularly sophisticated.

Morgan grew increasingly dissatisfied with his casual attitude and angrily questioned him:

"Even if I did see through it, do you think you could so easily reveal the king's identity to me?"

What's wrong with her stupid sister?

How could she possibly appoint such a person as a subordinate?!

If her intelligence is really only at this level, Morgan even suspects that if he were to sell her out one day, she would still be helping him count the money!

Can she really be a good queen of Camelot?

The thought of his sister being so foolish filled Morgan with worry for Camelot's future.

"It's okay, because you won't tell anyone else."

Morgan became increasingly dissatisfied with Yoshikage Kira's nonchalant attitude and coldly questioned him:

Why can't I?

I believe you won't.

Morgan was momentarily stunned:

Is that all the reason? Why should you believe me?

I can't even believe myself, and I'm even hesitant about whether to expose her.

Why do you trust me so much?

"Yes, that's all the reason. At least you didn't expose her right away, isn't that enough to make me believe you?"

Kira Yoshikage's face showed no sign of falsehood, but his serious expression only made Morgan more embarrassed.

Morgan's mind raced with countless thoughts. Even though she knew that this so-called belief was just a perfunctory response, her attitude softened without her realizing it.

"Even if I don't expose her for now, it doesn't mean I support her!"

There is a famous saying in the East: "Of all virtues, filial piety is the most important. Judge by the heart, not by the deeds. If judged by deeds, there are no filial sons in poor families. Of all vices, lust is the worst. Judge by the deeds, not by the heart. If judged by heart, there are no perfect people in the world."

"What matters is not what you think, but what you do!"

"Should we judge actions, not intentions?"

Although she was speaking to Morgan, Vivian found herself lost in thought.

People's hearts are unpredictable.

She now truly understands the meaning of those words: for a fairy who can see through all lies and truths, the human world is a storm of malice.

Whether nobles, knights, or seemingly simple farmers, they were all like this. All their evil intentions were laid bare before her, making it impossible for her to look directly at them, completely different from the fairies of the Rain Clan.

In contrast, Morgan is relatively innocent – ​​at least her malice is naive enough.

If the first person she met hadn't been Yoshikage Kira, and if it weren't for Artoria, she probably would have been completely disillusioned with humanity long ago.

But if we judge by actions rather than intentions, even though people's hearts are unpredictable, are those people really bad people?

Vivian fell into thought. Perhaps it was because she could see through all lies and truths that she had never thought about this question?

Although Fairy Eyes is very convenient.

However, this ability often causes her trouble.

Once you've witnessed the filth in people's hearts, it becomes impossible to look directly at their impeccably dressed exteriors.

Even if I don't expose her, it's not because of her!

Morgan's eyes flickered slightly, but her tone remained cold, not wanting anyone to detect any weakness in her words.

Kira Yoshikage revealed a gentle smile:

“I know you’re just thinking about Camelot, but that’s enough. You’re thinking about Camelot’s future, and she’s fighting for Camelot’s future too. You’re on the same side.”

"certainly not."

Morgan immediately refuted him, but did not elaborate on his reasons, seemingly having already agreed with Kira Yoshikage's sophistry deep down.

Yoshikage Kira reached out his hand to the girl:

"Let's get to know each other again. My name is Kira."

"Kira? What a strange name."

Morgan gave a soft snort, seemingly somewhat disgusted, but his body obediently extended his jade-like, fair and delicate right hand.

"It's your honor."

Morgan added a comment.

"Of course, Your Highness."

Kira Yoshikage politely grasped the girl's hand, but only lightly before immediately letting go, without overstepping any boundaries.