He had completely accepted the adopted sister he had taken in.

"Good, good, good!! You truly are worthy of being my adopted sister, Kenneth; you have excellent judgment. That's right, that's exactly how it should be!! This kid is the greatest blessing of your life. If you miss him, you'll never find another like him in your next life. Hold on to him, don't give up so easily. As long as you don't give up, your uncle will cheer you on."

"Are you kidding me, Reines?"

Lowe continued to ask, but Reines simply nodded slightly, her lovely face showing no other change, and answered very firmly.

“I’m serious, brother.”

Reines looked into Rowe's eyes and then answered sincerely.

"I know I'm still very young, and my status is far from worthy of you, brother, but I really, really like and admire you. From now on, I will learn how to be a good wife and a good mother, so... brother, please don't abandon me, okay?"

Ignoring Rowe's question, Reines adopted a pitiful demeanor and began to ramble on to herself. Then, with tears welling up in her eyes, she wrapped her arms around Rowe's neck, effectively ending the match.

"Brother, do you hate me?"

"?"

Completely rendered speechless by the complicated situation, Lowe lost all ability to argue and speak. He could only pick up Reines in his arms and look to Kenneth, who was sitting to the side with a happy expression, for help.

This melon is delicious.

They wanted to find a solution, but Kenneth shrugged and said he couldn't help.

If he forced you, then it's certainly time to stop here. But unfortunately, you brought this upon yourself. Reines seems to have really fallen for you, and considering what might happen to her when she returns, it's understandable that she'd cling to you, right?

After all, magicians like us, master and apprentice, are so talented and have such good personalities, you couldn't find another one like us even if you searched the Clock Tower with a lantern. There's absolutely no problem with Reines choosing you.

Forget Reines, if I wrote your terms down on a piece of paper and hung them on the clock tower door, the Crowley family's threshold would probably be worn down by female magicians of marriageable age the next day.

and so……

'Young people, how youthful they are...'

Seeing that things had gone perfectly, Kenneth gave a thumbs up and a pleased smile. Then, without bothering Rowe any longer, he slipped out the door under Rowe's despairing gaze, leaving the future newlyweds their private space.

"I...you, she...what exactly is going on?!"

So, amidst a series of troubles, and looking at the tearful Reines in his arms, Rowe could only resign himself to his fate.

However, for the sake of his reputation and the absurdity of the matter, he still told Reines some things beforehand.

First and foremost, Reines is only allowed to call him "brother" from now on, and absolutely cannot call him "husband" in public, otherwise he really won't be able to survive in the Clock Tower.

Secondly, Reines' current affection is likely just that of a brother, the kind of familial affection. It's probably not romantic love, so marriage or engagement should be postponed for another decade or more.

Third, you must be happy and not make choices you'll regret because of your family or Mr. Kenneth's instructions. If you want to refuse, you can come to me anytime, and I will help Reines make the decision. Give her a future she can choose freely.

So, this absurd matter was temporarily put on hold.

Reines happily gave him a light kiss on the cheek and accepted Rowe's three promises.

She realized that her brother thought she was too young.

But it's alright, she can wait another ten years. In ten years, she'll be fifteen, the age to get engaged, so she's not in a hurry. On the contrary, hearing that she can live with her brother during these ten years makes her very happy.

Lo Wei still remembers the smug looks on Kenneth and Sora's faces after he left the room, the shocked look in Webber's eyes as he looked at the pervert, and Sakura's puzzled look.

Later, Reines even confidently told Sakura, "I'll take care of you from now on, don't worry, Sakura, I'll be a good mother to you."

Sakura was so frightened that she was hesitant to approach the girl who was about to become her mother.

Finally, exhausted and with another important matter to attend to, Lowe returned home with the two little girls. Wanting to get some fresh air and alleviate his incredibly complicated feelings, he immediately obtained a map of England and a route map of Wales from the butler. After confirming Rafe's approximate whereabouts, he rejected the butler's suggestion to send someone to search for him and decided to go find him himself.

Originally, Lowe really wanted to take Waver along on this grand adventure, but seeing Waver's disdainful look and his wailing about having dozens of documents to approve and not having finished memorizing the Level 3 Instructor's materials, Lowe gave up on this torturous idea. He packed some essential costumes and items and set off alone on his journey.

This time, because she was in a new environment, and this would be her future home, Sakura was a little scared. She wanted to go out with Luo Wei.

However, remembering Mary's words of advice, and knowing that this matter was most likely related to Morgan, and that the situation at the cemetery was definitely not as simple as it seemed, Rowe refused her request and instead asked Sakura's... mother?

(Well, Reines called herself that.)

In short, Reines will be responsible for taking care of Sakura and taking her to London or to Crowley's house. Anyway, Reines has the key to the study upstairs, and the dangerous items inside have been put away, so it wouldn't be a problem for the two of them to study magic books together.

With this in mind, Lowe put on his hoodie and formal attire and spread out all the information about that place.

Looking at the location marked on the map, Luo Wei fell into deep thought.

He was right. The place Rafe was talking about for exploring Wales, tomb raiding? Bah, it should be for archaeological excavation, was indeed the place he was thinking of.

—Bracmoya Cemetery.

Luo Wei had naturally heard of this strange place, but not after he came to this world, but before he came to this world.

That was an important area that appeared in the Second Prince's Case Files. When they first started collecting antiques and artifacts from various places with Rafe for experiments, they discovered this extremely strange village in England.

Rafe's eyes lit up. As an archaeologist and professional tomb raider, his intuition told him that there were definitely good things, or rather, treasures, beneath this village. So he immediately prepared to set off to rescue the ancient treasures buried below and bring them to the light of day. However, Lowe noticed the village's unusual nature and roughly guessed its origins, so he stopped the reckless Rafe.

He was a past personality of the Demon Pillar; he could switch back after death, but I can't...

At that time, Loewe was only a magician at the level of a priestess, and many of his costumes still needed to be perfected. Naturally, he dared not venture into that hellish place and stopped Rafe, advising him to consider the matter further.

In retrospect, although Rafe did heed Lowe's advice at the time, his desire to explore remained undiminished. Whenever he had free time, he would decisively return here alone, ready to make up for the regret of missing out back then.

He simply didn't know what secrets were hidden beneath this cemetery.

Based on his memory of the scene and Meryl's account from the previous night, Lowe learned that although the place was called a cemetery, it was actually a village influenced by Morgan le Fay and had been secretly carrying out the mission of resurrecting King Arthur, Artoria Pendragon, for hundreds of years.

The village was filled with various items for the resurrection of King Arthur. The numerous ritual formations within were all preparations for his resurrection.

To be honest, although Rowe was very interested in this place, he planned to postpone things and make more proper preparations before confronting that witch. However, because of Rafe's actions, he now had no choice but to move out ahead of schedule.

According to the map, and with a tip from a special informant (Merry), he learned that there was a village on the cemetery, a village that existed to resurrect King Arthur. The villagers were fanatically worshipping King Arthur and everything related to him, and even spent hundreds of years creating a vessel for King Arthur, a girl named Grey, in order to resurrect him.

To be honest, the resurrection ritual they used was prepared by Morgan, the great witch of the Age of Gods. It was a grand magic spell that combined ancient spirit possession magic, many miracles from the Age of Gods, and even modern alchemical technology. If the conditions were met, the success rate would indeed be quite high.

However, that resurrection was predicated on King Arthur's death. Since Artoria wasn't dead at all, but simply nowhere to be found, they couldn't possibly resurrect her. No matter what they did, even if they were given a real Holy Grail to wish for, King Arthur couldn't be completely resurrected today.

If the person isn't dead, how can they be resurrected?

It was only after discovering this that Morgan realized he seemed to have been tricked by Mary and himself.

Not only has a thousand years of effort gone to waste, but even Artoria's whereabouts are nowhere to be found, so they certainly won't give up easily. Similar to Meli's situation, Morgan, as a witch from mythology, according to Meli, is currently in Avalon in her true form, but can continue to walk on the earth thanks to her backup plans. The Blackmore Cemetery is her headquarters, established over a thousand years ago. Lowe feels that even if he were to encounter Morgan there, it wouldn't be too surprising, and as for what would happen then… Lowe can roughly guess.

That would be a disastrous family reunion.

As Artoria's mentor, or rather, her attending physician, she had cured her sister Morgan without her knowledge, and without even telling her. When Morgan finally realized what had happened, she discovered that everything she had done over a thousand years had been in vain, and her sister was perfectly fine. Who wouldn't be devastated in that situation? Especially when Artoria was nowhere to be found.

In short, Morgan must have a lot to say to Rowe and Meryl, the two guys who made a fool of her.

Originally, since the main body was in Avalon, it was somewhat inconvenient for him to move around outside, so Morgan shouldn't come knocking on his door for a short period of time before he was fully prepared, allowing Rowe to make preparations in advance.

However, things have gotten complicated now. Because of Rafe, he is forced to enter the village of King Arthur, which the witch has been setting up for over a thousand years—a truly suicidal act.

For a moment, Luo Wei was filled with mixed feelings. If he were to consider things rationally from a magician's perspective, it seemed that not going was the best option.

but--

"Of course I'll still go..."

After all, Rafe is his golden partner. Putting aside their important relationship as close friends, without Rafe, most of the subsequent plans would have to be put on hold, and it might even have extremely serious consequences. How could he not come?

So, next to the station in the suburbs of London, Rowe sat casually in the waiting area, carrying a suitcase in one hand, looking at the map in his hand while waiting for the train.

Although he didn't really want to go head-to-head with a witch of Morgan's mythical level, especially to fight inside her workshop, he still felt it was necessary to come in person for the sake of Rafe, the Holy Lance, and Gray.

However, the level of preparation this time cannot be any less than that in Fuyuki City; we must make all the preparations we had during the time we plotted against the King of Heroes.

"I've already brought Avalon, the Ten Commandments, the Book of Laws, and the Philosopher's Stone wand. With this added... there shouldn't be any problems, right?"

"Hmm... I hope my preparations will be useful."

As he pondered this, Luo Wei reached under his collar and pulled out a string of silver cross pendants.

This was a costume he had worked overtime to produce. It was originally the result of his research for the Grand Examination, but now he could only hope that this compressed overall hall could counteract Morgan's workshop or even the Reality Marble during battle.

His targets this time are Rafe, the Holy Lance, and Gray. Rafe's safety is the top priority, but if the opportunity arises, he can also take the Holy Lance Mystic Code and Gray with him.

In short, we need to be careful. It seems that not only Morgan and the Church have influence in that village, but also the Atlas House and the Dead Apostles.

"Tsk, what a chaotic place."

After a sigh, then—

"Beep beep beep~~"

The harsh, deep sound of a bus came from afar, and an old bus approached from the side of the field of vision.

Picking up his briefcase, putting away the map and formal attire, Lo Wei sighed softly.

"I really hope they don't cause any trouble over there this time. As long as Rafe is alright, that's fine. It would be best if we didn't run into Morgan... If we do, then let that country bumpkin from the Age of Gods witness a little bit of the shock of modern Western magic!"

"After defeating King Arthur, we'll defeat King Arthur's teacher (Merry), and now we'll defeat King Arthur's sister as well. Only then will it be complete."

He took a deep breath and, with mixed feelings, boarded the bus. He began to ponder what kind of person Morgan le Fay, Artoria's sister, really was.

After all, the Morgan in the correct pan-human history is different from the savior queen in the Lostbelt. The Morgan in the Lostbelt was a good person, worthy of the title of savior; it was those fairies who hurt her. Therefore, Loewe wouldn't prejudge them as the same person, nor would he show her any mercy because of his vague memories.

After all, he was a champion of gender equality when he beat up Artoria and Melie.

Moreover, according to Meryl's description, Morgan in pan-human history was a capricious, extremely eccentric woman...

Although Lowe felt that Meryl's description was somewhat subjective, Lowe had to start considering the worst-case scenario.

For example: How a modern magician could defeat Morgan le Fay head-on in a workshop set up by a goddess of the ages a thousand years ago.

I urgently need a tutorial, I'm waiting online.

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