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"The story of the two of them spread throughout Camelot at the time...even children would make up a ballad to sing."

"Eh?" Mordred frowned slightly, "Then why don't I know anything about it?"

"I haven't heard any stories at all...don't even mention the ballads!"

"this is normal."

Gareth sighed.

"Because before you came back... Mother had issued a prohibition order in this regard."

"so--"

“It’s normal that you don’t understand.”

"..."

Mordred was silent.

Although sister Gareth's explanation was completely consistent with her own memory, there was no contradiction at all.

But in doing so, she also confirmed one thing.

That is, his mother Morgan is definitely avoiding something on purpose.

She seemed to be unable to accept the fact that her father had left her, and her behavior began to become somewhat crazy.

If we continue to think in this direction——

Could that sudden disappearance also be related to these?

For the first time, Mordred felt how little he knew about his mother Morgan.

"that……"

Jeanne's cautious voice sounded again.

"Your mother is Morgan, right?"

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After hearing the affirmative answer from her Servant, Jeanne continued to ask.

"And you are the Knights of the Round Table from ancient Britain, is this correct too?"

"Yes." Gareth nodded again.

"So what exactly is the thing that your father did that you just mentioned? Can you tell me in more detail?"

Joan of Arc looked at Gareth, her eyes full of sincerity and pleading.

"I really want to know what happened in the past..."

"Please, please tell me!"

"..."

Although it felt a bit abrupt for Joan of Arc to make such a request.

But this was the order of his Master after all, so the Servant Gareth naturally had no intention of refutation.

She nodded, and then said:

"I understand."

"but--"

"Master...if you want to ask that."

Gareth pursed his chin and began to think seriously.

As a servant summoned by Jeanne d'Arc, she had "knowledge supplement" and naturally understood that if she said it directly, the other party would be somewhat confused.

"Well... you can understand it as our father participating in a very huge battle!"

“And then he died in the process.”

"what?!"

Jeanne's eyes widened for a moment.

She didn't think Gareth would lie to her.

but--

What exactly is this so-called sacrifice?

Before Joan of Arc could ask, Mordred beside her became excited first.

This is something she has no idea about!

In the memory of this troublemaker, both his adoptive mother Altria and his biological mother Morgan always called their father a hero.

but--!

The two of them seemed to have agreed on it long ago and never discussed in detail why they called him that.

Now Mordred can finally get a glimpse of the truth from Gareth.

She certainly wouldn't miss this opportunity!

After all, this kind of doubt has accompanied her for many years!

"..."

Seeing that her sister Mordred seemed to care a lot about what had just been said, Master Jeanne did not have any objections.

After a moment of silence, Gareth continued:

"Father...is actually the one who killed Vortigern."

"Oh no."

"It shouldn't be called killing, it should be said that they died together."

"..."

This time it was Mordred's turn to be surprised.

"Perish together?"

"Yes."

Gareth looked at his sister, his eyes filled with memories of that experience.

"Father died together with Vortigern."

"I... was at the scene at the time."

"Then why do people say that it was Second Mother who killed Vortigern?" Mordred asked.

"Second mother?" Joan of Arc couldn't help but interrupt again.

"Who is the second mother?"

She was already confused by what she heard, and now she was exposed to a new title, so she naturally felt even more confused.

Now that things have come to this, Mordred no longer hides anything.

She looked at Joan of Arc's face, which was somewhat similar to the adoptive mother in her memory, and confessed everything.

"Second mother is the Altria I mentioned to you before..."

"Eh?!"

Joan of Arc's face suddenly turned red.

She finally understood why Mordred kept apologizing at that time.

Mistaking a stranger for your stepmother is indeed a "heinous crime"!

But then again——

Since Altria can be called the second mother...

This means that there is a similar relationship between his brother and Altria as there was with Morgan!

Could this be Xiao Si? !

Joan of Arc no longer dared to ask any further.

After just a short chat, his brother already had two more wives.

If they continue like this, maybe Xiaowu, Xiaoliu and Xiaoqi will come out soon!

Seeing that his Master Joan of Arc stopped talking, Gareth hesitated for a moment and continued to answer Mordred's questions.

"Xiao Mo, I had the same doubts as you at the beginning."

"But Brother Gawain told me that this is the best way to deal with it."

"After all... even if my father gets such a reputation, it has no practical significance."

"But if the old king could be given this kind of credit, Camelot would be able to enjoy long-term peace and stability."

"..."

Mordred did not respond to his sister Garris's words.

Obviously.

She didn't like this explanation very much.

Because this is equivalent to negating everything the father has done.

but--

She also understood that this might be the best option.

After all, Camelot did live a fairly prosperous life after that.

If there is really a connection between the two, this approach is understandable.

The campfire suddenly fell into deathly silence.

After a long time, the Saint spoke again:

"So...did your father sacrifice himself for Camelot at that time?"

"Yes."

Gareth nodded, his eyes revealing infinite nostalgia.

"Perhaps... I should have done as my mother said and kept my father in the city instead of letting him go to war with the old king."

"..."

Joan of Arc was overwhelmed with thoughts for a moment.

Although I haven't actually been to that era.

But listening to Gareth and Mordred's descriptions, she could also feel how important her brother did during that time.

This was a person that both kings of the same country missed.

It must have been an act of heroism beyond imagination.

Although I don't know how my brother achieved this leap forward.

But that's not something to worry about.

That’s a really good word – “hero”.

That's right.

He is a true hero.

It's like this no matter what time it is.

So--

It is not difficult to understand why someone would fall in love with a hero.

but--

Although I can convince myself in my heart.

But looking at Gareth and Mordred in front of her, Joan of Arc still felt a little depressed.