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

"Are they your companions?"

Morgan's gaze passed over Yoshikage Kira and landed on the two fairy girls.

Although Kira Yoshikage's approval somewhat alleviated her dissatisfaction, that was all.

She was more interested in the two fairy girls than Yoshikage Kira.

She didn't have any particular fetish; she just wanted to make friends with them, but she didn't know how to bring it up.

Vivian understood the girl's thoughts and took the initiative to introduce herself:

“I am Vivian, and this is Melyuchina. Your Highness Morgan, may we stay in this garden for a while?”

Morgan raised her delicate, white chin with the grace and pride of a swan:

“Since it is a request, I have made a special exception to allow you to stay.”

"Thank you."

Vivian smiled faintly and sat down on the stone bench opposite Morgan.

What an understanding woman!

The same thought flashed through Vivian's mind—it was exactly the same one she had when she first left home…

At that time, she had just left the protection of the Rain Clan and was coming into contact with the complex human society for the first time.

Although Morgan is not quite the same, there are actually not many differences.

She has lived in this castle since childhood. Despite her noble status and exceptional magical talent, how much does she really know about the outside world?

It's estimated that there aren't many, otherwise they wouldn't have been fooled by just a few words.

At least she has the eyes of a demon, which allows her to discern people's true intentions.

But Morgan didn't, and in that respect, she was much easier to fool than Morgan.

Chapter 249 What exactly did you understand?!

"Aren't you going to... the King's meeting?" Morgan asked.

Her identity as King Arthur was easily recognized due to her resemblance to Morgana, and there would be no obstacle to her inheriting the throne. However, this did not mean that she...

It will be possible to unify Camelot smoothly.

On the one hand, it remains to be seen whether Camelot, which has been divided for more than a decade, can still unite under the king's command.

On the other hand, it's difficult to predict how other kingdoms will react to King Arthur's ascension to the throne, especially Vortigern. This lowly king, who sees Britain as his own, will undoubtedly view Camelot as a formidable enemy. The worst-case scenario would be a direct declaration of war against Camelot, which would be a massive and protracted war lasting several years!

It's not that becoming queen will solve everything; rather, it requires her, as queen, to resolve it personally. The knights and nobles loyal to the queen are currently gathered in the castle to discuss the matter.

Kira and his two companions had special identities, and Morgan believed they should be attending the meeting with Merlin.

That's why Morgan asked, "Are you really okay here?"

"Huh? We want to participate too?"

Vivian seemed somewhat surprised; no one had ever told her these things before.

Yoshikage Kira's answer was even more straightforward:

"I believe Merlin and Artoria will handle it well."

"believe?"

Morgan barely managed to roll his eyes. Just how cheap is your trust?

Saying you believe it is just a way of saying you want to be lazy, right?

Yes, Artoria is the queen, and a queen should naturally be a role model and bear all responsibilities. In that case, it doesn't matter if those below her aren't so outstanding, right? Many people probably think that way, hoping to shift the responsibility to the queen so they can secretly relax.

Artoria is only 15 years old!

It's pitiful that a young girl has to shoulder responsibilities that don't belong to her during the best years of her life.

Although Morgan had been filled with jealousy and resentment towards her sister just minutes before, she now began to worry about Artoria's situation and even felt a little sorry for her.

With Vottigan eyeing her from the outside, and her allies within the country becoming increasingly unreliable, not only were the nobles' attitudes ambiguous, but even her trusted confidants, who had always helped her, were finding ways to slack off instead of diligently assisting her in governing the country.

Morgan suddenly realized that becoming "the queen" might not be such a good thing after all; the pressure she would face was far greater than she had imagined.

Snapped!

Morgan heard a series of heavy footsteps, and following the direction of the sound, she saw an armored knight.

The magnificent silver armor gleamed brilliantly in the sunlight, making it dazzling.

She was not tall, and she did not wear the helmet that resembled a roaring lion. Her androgynous, even feminine, delicate face was displayed without any concealment, making her appear somewhat frail.

But this did not diminish her majesty and composure as a queen, nor would any knight look down on her because of her height and appearance.

Although their encounter was brief, being able to spar with Gawain was proof of her strength in itself. Those knights who couldn't even see the afterimage of her sword swing didn't even have the right to draw their swords in front of her.

"King Arthur".

Morgan rose and gave a slight bow. Her expression was very natural, and she had unconsciously changed her attitude towards the girl a lot.

She once believed that Artoria had taken everything from her, and she still believes it now.

But what Artoria took away seemed to be not only the glory that should have been hers, but also the heavy responsibility.

The former drove her to the brink of madness with jealousy, while the latter only seemed laughable to her.

The vast kingdom of Camelot has fallen so low that it can only be saved by a woman pretending to be a man. Isn't that ridiculous?

Although Morgan herself found the change in attitude somewhat unbelievable, after careful consideration, she still believed that it was all a conclusion she had drawn herself, rather than an idea instilled by others.

If there were any external factors influencing her, it was probably the arrival of Yoshikage Kira and his two companions that made her see many things more clearly.

"Sister Wang."

Artoria responded with proper etiquette, her gaze falling on Yoshikage Kira, but she did not speak immediately.

"Should I excuse myself?"

Morgan immediately understood what she was worried about and thoughtfully offered to help.

Artoria remained silent for a long time, then said softly:

"If Sister Wang doesn't mind, let's listen to it together. It's not a big deal."

Although she said it wasn't a big deal, the girl's conflicted and embarrassed expression proved that she didn't want anyone else to be there.

Morgan could see that, of course, and she knew that it would be best for her to leave now and give them some space.

Only in this way can she be a sensible and qualified Sister Wang.

however.

Morgan never thought he was particularly sensible.

Even if she figured it out, so what? Couldn't she just pretend she didn't?

Morgan sat back down, showing no intention of leaving.

Anyway, it was Artoria who took the initiative to ask for it, and although Morgan knew she was just being polite, Morgan felt that he might not have understood.

Although she is no longer jealous of Artoria, that doesn't mean she will silently support Artoria.

Ultimately, despite sharing the same bloodline and having the same face, they are sisters.

But they had never met before.

They were unaware of each other's personalities, had never experienced each other's lives, and did not understand each other's feelings.

In this situation, we want them to put themselves in our shoes.

That is impossible.

of course.

Most importantly, Morgan's intuition told her that it would be more interesting for her to stay.

Vivian asked with concern:

"Has something happened?"

The fairy girl was not as wicked as Morgan; in fact, she was somewhat worried about Artoria.

She used to be able to see through Artoria's heart and directly see her true feelings.

Therefore, she understood better than anyone else that Artoria was true to herself; she had no desires or negative emotions, and was as noble as a saint.

Such purity was found in only two people among all the humans Vivian had ever met.

One is Artoria, and the other is Yoshikage Kira.

Unlike Artoria, Yoshikage Kira is not a saint without desires; on the contrary, his desires are stronger than anyone else's, yet also stronger than anyone else's.

People need to be authentic, and they are also more eccentric than anyone else.

In a sense, this is also a kind of purity.

And he will conceal his desires well, only looking at what he craves with appreciative eyes, without having dark and despicable thoughts like others—unless he can't help it.

But so far, Vivian has never seen him lose control.

However, ever since Artoria drew the Holy Sword, Vivian discovered that her fairy eyes could no longer see into her heart.

It seems that the moment she donned the disguise of being a king, her heart, along with her true self, was sealed away.

This made Vivian feel incredibly sorry for her, and therefore extremely concerned.

Artoria remained silent for a long time, then glanced hesitantly at Morgan and whispered:

"It's about my mother."

"Igrain?"

Vivian thought for a moment and remembered the queen's name.

"I don't know how to face her..."

Artoria's expression was somewhat complicated, and her eyes revealed an overwhelming sense of guilt.

"Huh? Why?"

Vivian was a little confused. Although they hadn't seen each other for many years, weren't they mother and daughter after all?