My name is Levi, and I work in anime.

Her Majesty the Queen is very angry, so the consequences will be severe.

These days, it's not a time to discuss things with her. When Her Majesty Morgan swept through the Fairy Kingdom, the Japanese islands were still uncivilized. She was a master who could kill people with a mere glare. Whether in the Fairy Kingdom or the real world, the name Morgan represents conspiracy and slaughter.

Artoria is very nervous now. Although His Majesty promised her he would let her go, he didn't say he would let Li Wei go!

Could this woman have arrested Li Wei and raped him first and then raped him, just to see his helpless expression?

Fortunately, His Majesty Morgan is a man of his word, and no matter how angry he was, he didn't lose his composure.

She just kept staring at Li Wei, as if she wanted to remember his appearance forever.

"In that case, I will see you off."

With a flick of his wrist, the seemingly adorable mage's robe was shredded. Before a sigh could even escape, the surrounding air suddenly tensed, and the same magical energy that had surged during the banishment of calamity surged forth, only on a much smaller scale.

Artoria was a little nervous, but thankfully, the boy held her hand tightly, giving her endless courage.

The girl's expression instantly calmed down, as if she was no longer afraid of any difficulties.

"Your Majesty, before I leave, I have one last question." Before being banished from the city, Li Wei raised his hand and asked, "Can I still call you Vivian from now on?"

"..."

The Fairy Queen paused noticeably for a moment before returning to normal, replying without any change in tone: "You can say whatever you want, it's none of my business."

Before the boy could reply, a rift like a black hole suddenly appeared, instantly sucking the boy and girl, who were holding hands, into it.

Then it disappeared and was never seen again.

"Baghster!"

"Your Majesty!" The fairy knight Gawain knelt on one knee, awaiting orders.

“Return to Manchester immediately. They will pass through your territory on their way to Orkney to ring the pilgrimage bells. Make sure to bring them back,” Morgan ordered, adding, “If possible, capture them alive.”

"Yes, Your Majesty!" Bagst acknowledged the order and took his leave.

Very good. His Majesty still trusts me so much, which means he hasn't discovered my affair with Lord Guinevere.

Although he felt a little guilty towards His Majesty, the immoral feeling of secretly making love in secret was just too good. The usually sentimental fairy knight Gawain was like a young girl falling in love for the first time and couldn't control himself at all.

"Once we catch them, let's lock Avi in ​​the basement for a week before handing them over, otherwise I won't get any..."

Before leaving, the Queen's most loyal knight thought this as he strode out of the inner palace with his head held high.

The Queen's guards along the way all looked at her with admiration, she was truly a model of knighthood.

……

"An unfamiliar ceiling... no, there's no ceiling at all."

On the other side, Li Wei, who had been banished by the distortion of time and space, opened his eyes, and what appeared before him was undoubtedly a blue sky.

The air was filled with the fragrance of flowers and plants, the environment was beautiful, and the air was fresh. It would have been even better if Artoria hadn't been sitting on him.

"Excuse me!"

The girl, who had also regained consciousness, rolled off the boy to avoid the awkward position she had just been in.

Even now, their hands remained tightly clasped, showing no sign of separating. Seeing this, Li Wei didn't bother to let go.

"Where is this?" the boy asked, looking around.

“You don’t recognize it… That’s right, Avi, you’re a guest from the big city.” Artoria looked around, feeling refreshed. “This is Tintagel, one of the most remote places in Britain. Only a country fairy like me would be familiar with it.”

Her Majesty Morgan really keeps her word; she truly lives up to her title as Queen!

At this point, the girl seemed to remember something: "By the way, Avi, what did you mean when you asked if you could call her Vivian?"

"...That's a nickname, just like how you call me Avi. Only people who are very familiar with each other can call each other that."

Because it was too troublesome to explain, Li Wei simply made up a random excuse to get by.

Sitting up and brushing the dust off his clothes, the boy was surprised to find that he had inexplicably received another medal on his chest, which he didn't know when it had been put on.

That wasn't Queen Morgan's Grand Knight's Medal; its texture was much more antique, as if it were from a very, very long time ago, before the Fairy Kingdom was even established. It must be closely related to the long-extinct Rain Clan. A name was written on it in ancient Fairy Kingdom script; based on the boy's own experience, it seemed to be pronounced "梣"?

This medal can also be called the "Knight of Ash" medal.

Unlike medals that only signify honor, this medal also has a storage function, containing a variety of items, from clothing and daily necessities to medicines and alchemical equipment, as if it had prepared them in advance.

In other words, it's more like using Genji's methods to cultivate a knight who fits the fantasies of someone named "Ash".

"Come on, I'll take you back to the village. Hector will be very happy to see you!"

Artoria, finding nothing amiss, remained in high spirits, and even at this moment, she did not let go of Li Wei's hand.

"This prophecy should be correct... The child of prophecy is right here!"

Just then, a short-haired girl with an innocent-looking face ran towards the two of them, panting, and saying the same thing.

The little girl was as cute as a puppy, innocent and earnest, with very beautiful hands, and looked full of energy.

The girl, who was originally panting and running slowly, suddenly burst into intense excitement when she saw Li Wei and Artoria. She seemed to have gained new strength from somewhere and rushed to the two of them in a few strides.

Then he grabbed Li Wei's hands, excitedly shaking them vigorously.

"Great! We've finally found you after wandering for so long. You must be the legendary Child of Prophecy, right? You look so handsome, exactly what a savior should look like. I feel the power of destiny emanating from you. Brave young man, please lead us to create miracles!"

Li Wei: "..." I don't know who you are, but are you sure this is okay? My savior is right beside me!

Following the boy's gaze, the dog-girl saw Artoria looking displeased, and the clever girl immediately realized something was wrong.

"Oh, this must be the attendant of the Chosen One. I know him as the kind of greenhorn who helps out with the horse's reins and stirrups. It's a pleasure to meet you. My name is Gareth!"

Artoria's originally cheerful expression, like that of the stock market crash of 1929, was getting worse and worse.

Those who haven't read the 2.6 Fairy Kingdom storyline can check out this chapter.

Seeing that some readers are not familiar with the plot of 2.6, I have specially created this chapter to explain the relevant plot and avoid misunderstandings.

Additionally, since this book does not cover FGO Chaldea content, the original storyline involving the main characters and Beryl Gat will be altered. Please refer to this book for the most accurate and accurate version.

Most of the content comes from the internet and the author's own impressions. Please feel free to point out any errors.

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The dividing line between the history of Pan-Humanity and the history of the Fairy Kingdom of Britain lies around 12000 BC, when a wandering star invaded Earth. In Pan-Humanity, the Holy Sword Wielders emerged, using their swords to repel the wandering stars and save humanity. However, in Britain, the six-winged fairy originally responsible for forging the Holy Sword neglected her duties, and the sword was never forged. Without the Holy Sword, human history was destroyed. The six-winged fairy was left to drift alone on the boundless sea.

Just then, a stag god appeared on the sea, and on the stag god's shoulder sat a "witch"—she was the last human survivor in Britain.

The antler god helped the six-winged fairies withstand the waves and fulfilled their various needs. However, the six fairies gradually became dissatisfied; they wanted land. So they poisoned the antler god to death and used his enormous corpse as "land" to multiply and survive. They also cast a spell on the priestess, granting her immortality, and then used her as a mother body to cut her into countless pieces of flesh, creating artificial humans.

The artificial humans became the slaves of the fairies, or they could be described as a kind of "resource" for the fairies.

The six fairies each created their own six clans: the Rain Clan, who possessed the power to control the weather; the Mirror Clan, who had the ability to foresee the future; the Wings Clan, who were the most gentle in nature; the Fang Clan, who were simple-minded but possessed great strength (animal-like); the Earth Clan (dwarves), who loved to create and cherished their workshops; and the Wind Clan, who were most like humans and could spread messages quickly.

Fairies also die, but they are reborn and reappear somewhere in the fairy kingdom. Their death does not mean complete disappearance; their corpses are left behind, and so the territory of Britain expands ever larger by using the fairy corpses to reclaim land from the sea.

Although the reincarnated fairies possess the same power as before, they are no longer the original fairies and are called "offspring." The original six-winged fairies are special; they do not produce offspring, but after they die, they will experience a "reversion" after a period of time, meaning that another fairy with great power will appear. This fairy is called "Aling," and she will basically become the leader of the clan.

Of course, the above refers to natural extinction. There are also cases where a fairy's soul is damaged and it will no longer be able to produce offspring. In other words, "extinction" does exist.

Although the Deer Antler God's soul died, the curse on the six fairies still remained, so every few hundred years there would be a minor calamity, and every thousand years there would be a major calamity.

As Britain expanded, they discovered another group of surviving fairies far to the north. These fairies had survived by using the corpse of the dragon Albion, which had not yet returned to the inner world, as their land. This group of fairies was known as the "Fairies of the North."

The Northern Fairies and the Six Clans clashed over control of the land, resulting in a defeat for the Northern Fairies. The Northern Fairies were almost completely wiped out, and their queen fled to another region, vowing to reclaim her homeland.

This war was known as the War of Spring. The two landmasses were quickly merged, and the two clans, Rain and Mirror, who preferred tranquility, moved to the land where the northern fairies had originally lived.

One day, a fairy named Vivian from Paradise floated ashore in Orkney, the territory of the Rain Clan. Since only the innocent could pass through Paradise, the six-winged fairy and her descendants, who had committed original sins (failing to forge the Holy Sword and causing the death of the Deer Antler God), were unable to return. Paradise sent this fairy to save the fairies of Britain, to help them repent and atone for their sins, but in doing so, Britain would cease to exist.

The Rain Clan realized their sins and protected their savior, raising her as a princess and naming her Morgan. However, the "fairies of paradise" were considered outsiders by other clans, and Morgan was ostracized. As a result, fairies from several other clans attacked Orkney and wiped out the Rain Clan.

Vivian survived and went into hiding, adopting the name "Fan" to live as a savior who averted disaster.

Of course, even the savior Ash couldn't avoid being disliked by fairies. During her travels, she only had one fairy named Bavanshi who became her friend.

Unfortunately, Bawanshi was bullied in every "reincarnation" and was unable to protect Ash. In order to protect his soul, Ash (Morgan) put himself into a deep sleep, only waking up every few hundred years when a calamity occurs.

After a period of rest and recuperation, the Northern Fairy Queen returned in what is known as the "Summer War." The Northern Fairies were unstoppable in this battle and could have easily wiped out the remaining five clans. However, due to the death of Mabu's human lover (the two had made a lifelong vow, and Mabu considered his death a "betrayal"), and with Ash's mediation, Mabu agreed to reside in the North as part of a new clan—the "King's" clan.

As humanity prospered, they grew increasingly intolerant of the fairies treating them as slaves. Humans formed an army, the "Round Table Army," to fight against the fairies, led by King Uther (the father of Saber). The Autumn War began, ending in victory for the Round Table Army.

Uther is preparing to hold a crowning ceremony in London's ancient name, a city south of the Round Table stronghold, to become King of Britain and allow humans and goblins to live in peace.

Just as preparations for the crowning ceremony were underway, Ash traveled with the Black Knight Hector and Dodolot (Harper's Cat) and discovered the truth of the world.

During the coronation ceremony, Uther was poisoned and died, sparking a rebellion within the Round Table. Ash, though she managed to escape in despair, realized the true nature of the fairies—unlike the Rain Fairies, they were incapable of repentance.

Ash also loved Britain, and in order to save Britain, he absorbed all the energy in the Imaginary Tree, sealed the Deer Antler God, and delayed the great calamity.

After that, Ash began her campaign against the fairies in Orkney under the name Morgan. She defeated all the clans with overwhelming power, triggering the Winter War, and became queen, establishing her capital at Camelot.

It's worth noting that Morgan single-handedly maintained the entirety of Britain. After becoming queen, she placed humans in captivity in animal farms, distributing them periodically to various fairies. She also regularly collected magical energy from the fairies to sustain the fairy kingdom. To prevent the ever-awakening stag god, she erected twelve holy lances (similar to cannons) near Camelot, facing the Great Hollow.

Eight hundred years after the founding of the Fairy Kingdom, one of the calamities, Morse, occurred. Morse refers to fairies who have lost their true selves and goals turning into something black and contagious.

Humans are not infected, while the Fang Clan possesses a certain level of resistance, enabling them to fight Moss. Ultimately, Moss became a persistent phenomenon on the island of Britain, only temporarily suppressed. The Fang Clan chief died in the war, and his son, Woodworth, who had initially planned to overthrow Queen Morgan but failed, became utterly loyal to her.

Aurora, the patriarch of the Wind Clan, was beloved by all the fairies. Once, when she went to visit the Mirror Clan living in the north, she passed by a lake.

This place was originally built on the corpse of the last dragon, Albion, and the Mirror Clan has always guarded it. Albion constantly emits a cursed stench, so no one wants to go there. But in order to appear as a saintly and kind person in front of everyone, Aurora walked into the lake and picked up a lump of Albion's rotting flesh.

An unexpected thing happened: the rotting flesh, having seen Aurora, developed an understanding of beauty and thus took human form—Melusein. She then lived as Aurora's knight. Later, she was given the knightly name "Lancelot".

A powerful fairy named Baghorst emerged from the Fang Clan. She distinguished herself in battle and was bestowed the knighthood "Gawain." Her fiefdom was in Manchester. Baghorst possessed the power to absorb the abilities of her prey; she enjoyed challenging the strong and protecting the weak.

Morgan then finds her reincarnated friend, Bavanshi, and adopts her as her daughter to protect her, giving her the knightly name "Tristan." Morgan tells Bavanshi that this time she cannot be weak, cannot be bullied, and must live bravely.

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Discovering that the previous fairy in the paradise had not completed her work, the "paradise" sent out a new fairy—C-Dai.

Ethel, the patriarch of the Mirror Clan, prophesied the arrival of the "Child of Prophecy," who, according to the ballad, would save Britain, ring six bells, and defeat the Queen.

Morgan knew that her abandonment of her mission (to make the fairy repent) had led to Paradise sending another fairy. In order to prevent Britain from being destroyed, she ordered the search for the prophesied child.

Meanwhile, Aurora, the Wind Clan Chief, felt that Ethel, the Mirror Clan Chief's prophecy had overshadowed her. Instigated by Oberon, she hinted to the Fairy Knight Lancelot to annihilate the Mirror Clan. Only a few members of the Mirror Clan remained; one joined the Queen's forces, while another, Gareth, was forced into exile.

The true prophesied child, Artoria, also drifted ashore and was found by a fairy. Along with her were the Staff of Choice and a great many treasures.

The fairy, greedy for money, decided to continue raising the prophesied child so that he could be used for her purposes later, and also to make money by selling treasures. Artoria was forced to live in the stables, but fortunately, she was not discovered by the queen.

Artoria possesses fairy eyes, allowing her to see through the lies of fairies, which has made her very lonely. One day, Oberon contacts Artoria through the Staff of Choice, claiming to be Merlin, and teaches her magic. However, the village chief discovers this and confiscates Artoria's Staff of Choice.

One day, Artoria was asked to come to the blacksmith's workshop, where the blacksmith was none other than Hector, the Black Knight who had been exploring the world with Ash (Morgan). He recognized Artoria as looking exactly like Morgan from years ago, and so they became friends.

During this time, Bagst once came to Hector's workshop to have a suit of armor made, which was also the first time Artoria met Bagst.

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The above is the storyline of Fairy Kingdom 2.6, and the image below is the map of 2.6.

The locations of the six pilgrimage bells are as follows:

Norwich – Lord Spriggan is a time-traveling human who only loves money and treasure.

Salisbury – Lord Aurora, whose fairy knight Lancelot is fiercely loyal to her, though she herself is a vile woman.

Gloucester – the city lord didn't even show his face, he was just a passerby, and he didn't even stop Tristan from ringing the bell. It was mainly Tristan who was doing the work.

Oxford—a city overrun by the Round Table, joyfully begging C to ring the bell.

Orkney—the land where the Rain Clan was wiped out, now only a roaming undead remain. The only obstacle is Bagst, who is stationed in Manchester along the way—though he has already been subdued by Levi.

Londineum—the site of King Euthyr's coronation ceremony—has a bell that is hidden and generally not found.

Chapter 26 Humans should be allowed to abuse other humans, or at least be alive.

In the nameless village of Tintagel, inside the blacksmith's shop, Gareth, the dog girl who had just mistaken someone for someone else, was bowing deeply and apologizing profusely.

"I'm so sorry, I mistook the savior for a coachman. I'm so apologetic!"

At that frequency of bowing, any human would surely strain their back. If Artoria were unforgiving, I feel this child might just commit suicide on the spot to atone for their sins.

“It’s okay, anyway, no one has ever really believed me.” Caster looked a little embarrassed. “It’s not the first or second time I’ve been mistaken for someone else, and there have been even worse cases.”

This time, however, she will not lose confidence or give up on herself, because she has powerful supporters willing to help her.

The girl looked at Levi, who was talking to Hector on the other side, and her heart was filled with hope and motivation.