In the Fairyland, I became the Fairy Queen

"Lady Aurora is already waiting in the main hall of the cathedral. Please follow me."

Klar nodded slightly, then led Guinevere and Winston into the spacious and magnificent main hall of the cathedral.

And in the center of this magnificent main hall, a beautiful figure in a white dress is quietly waiting for the arrival of the distinguished guests.

Although he had never seen her in person, Winston could probably guess that the exceptionally beautiful fairy was the leader of the Wind Clan, the beautiful and kind Aurora.

She was indeed a very beautiful fairy, with long wavy golden hair as silky as silk, and butterfly wings behind her that seemed to reflect the aurora, all of which silently demonstrated her beauty and brilliance.

If it were an ordinary fairy, she would probably be so shocked that she would be speechless when she saw such a beautiful creature.

However, after staying with His Highness for a long time, Winston had almost gotten used to the so-called beauty. There was only a flash of surprise in his eyes under the helmet, and then he returned to calm.

"Welcome to our free Salisbury, the beautiful Queen of Spring, Her Royal Highness Guinevere."

After a long wait, the distinguished guest finally arrived. Aurora's face showed no impatience of waiting. She just smiled charmingly and said.

"I'm sorry to bother you at this time. I hope I didn't disturb your daily life, Lady Aurora."

Guinevere's eyes were calm and his words maintained basic courtesy, but Winston could see that His Highness's attitude towards the Wind Clan leader was completely different from his attitude towards the adjutant's young lady.

...Yes, I remember when they first followed His Highness to Salisbury four years ago, he said that he didn't like Aurora...

Is it because of some conflict between the two people?

Winston didn't understand, he just stood quietly beside His Highness, with no intention of interrupting him.

"Oh... no, no, it's just that Her Majesty the Queen is here. I'm sure everyone in Salisbury is very happy."

Aurora said with a smile: "Okay, if you have anything to say, please sit down and talk slowly. Please sit down."

Guinevere then sat on the church bench in the front row of the main hall of the cathedral. Winston turned around and stood quietly beside his highness, silently observing the two elves who were currently in charge of the entire Wind Clan.

"…I have something to ask you about Winchester."

Guinevere said, his words were meant for Aurora, but his eyes fell on Clare involuntarily.

"Hey, is it about the Winchester Rebellion? No problem, Your Majesty, just ask."

Aurora smiled and nodded.

"...that's fine."

Looking at Clare, who didn't move at all and had no intention of leaving, Guinevere withdrew his gaze and sighed softly.

"Regarding the rebellion in Winchester, I want to hear Salisbury's views and opinions."

"The rebellion in Winchester? We don't know much about it. It's really strange. Just over a month ago, it was a quiet and peaceful city. How did it suddenly become a nest of rebels?"

Aurora frowned slightly, and even she was puzzled.

"…We once sent troops to suppress the rebellion, but we underestimated the scale of the rebellion in Winchester. The enemy occupied the hills and forests in that area and used the terrain to repel us."

Krall added after Aurora.

"After all, the Winchester area still belongs to our jurisdiction in Salisbury, so we once again mobilized our elite troops to try to defeat the enemy."

"But the enemy actually had iron weapons equal to ours. After a period of terrain warfare and attrition warfare, we were repelled again."

"…Iron Armor."

Guinevere murmured something, and Winston had an impression of this. Although the rebels there were not numerous, they were definitely well-organized iron-clad. These sophisticated weapons were used by the rebels, and although they were still unilaterally beaten by the powerful knights, if the city army, which was not much different from them, fought in the dense forests and mountains where the situation was much more complicated, they would probably suffer.

"Winchester, a small city, how could there be an organized Iron Army?"

Guinevere spoke as if asking, or as if whispering to himself.

"Then it is not us in Salisbury who should answer, but Norwich who should answer."

Everyone present understood what Klar meant.

The treasure-stealing fairy Spriggan, the leader of the Earth Clan, defeated the former lord of Norwich, Bogzat of the Fang Clan, after inheriting the position of leader of the Earth Clan, and expelled him to the deserted city of Sheffield along with the fairies and humans who disobeyed him.

Then, at the risk of violating His Majesty's decree, the ban on the Iron Arms was lifted, and Norwich achieved rapid development.

Correspondingly, a large number of iron weapons were sold to various people.

Among these people, who knows how many buyers with ulterior motives are mixed in?

"…It seems that after returning to Camelot, I need to have a good talk with His Majesty about the Norwich issue."

Her Majesty the Queen, who was wearing armor, exhaled lightly. She had long wanted to deal with Spriggan, who smiled sinisterly all day long.

"Also, I want to ask, does Salisbury have any connection with Winchester?"

"What does this mean, Your Majesty?"

"Ah, nothing, or any relationship, such as whether the rebel leaders have come to Salisbury and took the opportunity to explore the armed situation here."

Guinevere said, "Because, among the five leaders of the rebellion, except for one fairy from the Earth Clan, the other four are fairies from the Wind Clan."

"........."

Aurora was silent. She just frowned slightly, not knowing what to say.

"Your Highness, this is too strange."

Klar frowned and said seriously, "Winchester is under the jurisdiction of Salisbury. This area is the territory of the Wind Clan. What does the emergence of a few traitors in Winchester have to do with Salisbury?"

"The Wind Clan has so many branches that even people from the Wind Clan have moved to Edinburgh in the north. Could it be that the entire Wind Clan is rebellious and traitorous?"

"Does Your Highness mean that it was Salisbury and I who instructed Winchester to commit treason behind the scenes?!"

"--presumptuous!"

Winston, unable to tolerate it any longer, took a step forward, and his exceptionally tall body covered in bronze armor made a soul-stirring clanging sound.

"How dare you, a demon who doesn't know respect and inferiority, speak to His Highness like this!"

"…Okay, Winston, I'm fine."

Guinevere no longer looked at the pair of pale pink eyes, but at the same time stopped his lieutenant.

"...Yes, Your Highness."

Of course Winston knew that the enchantress was different from others in the eyes of His Highness. Although he suppressed his anger and retreated back to His Highness, he was still not convinced.

Even a good person like His Highness has people speaking ill of him. Is it true that good people should be bullied like this? !

Seeing that the tension between the two sides was getting worse, Aurora said quickly, "The deputy general is right, Klar, you are a little too presumptuous."

"...Yes, Lady Aurora."

Klar looked directly at the Spring Queen, whose eyes were no longer on her, and nodded slightly.

"It's my problem too. I shouldn't ask that."

Guinevere was not angry because of Klar's involuntarily heavy tone, but he felt a little disappointed.

"Let's end this conversation here... I won't bother you any further."

So saying, Guinevere stood up and said.

"Well, if you have anything else, feel free to come to Salisbury. Your Highness is always welcome here."

Aurora's words always seem to make people feel comfortable like a spring breeze.

"If you leave, there's no need to see you off."

Before Clare could offer to see him off, Guinevere took Winston away.

The chaotic thoughts and words of apology were entangled together and finally turned into a sigh.

Looking at Guinevere's back, Clare couldn't help but pursed his lips slightly.

"Oh... Your Majesty is really a queen who loves to make trouble."

After Guinevere left, Aurora couldn't help but say.

"What you said just now was indeed a bit harsh...Klar?"

"Lady Aurora?"

"Hey... there's nothing we can do about it... After all, facing a rule like yours truly, there are fairies that are overwhelmed and want to rebel, and there's nothing we can do about it... Is that right?"

"……Eh?"

"Your Highness, I just..."

Leaving the beautiful and magnificent cathedral, Winston couldn't help but try to explain something to Guinevere as he walked.

"Huh? What?"

"I was too impulsive just now. If Your Highness is dissatisfied, please feel free to punish me."

' said Winston, walking through the streets of Salisbury.

"...No, I don't mean to blame you. Really, I know you are thinking about me."

Guinevere shook his head. "What you did just now was for my own good. Although the method was not satisfactory, if I punish you for it, wouldn't that be a mistake in distinguishing right from wrong?"

"Your Highness—"

"Just don't do it next time. Klar is like that, meticulous... There's nothing we can do about it."

Guinevere sighed softly and said.

"As expected... Your Highness is very familiar with the Wind Clan called Kral?"

Winston's eyes hidden under the bronze armor blinked slightly. He was somewhat curious about what happened before His Highness came to Camelot and became a Fairy Knight.

"Well, I know her very well. For the time being, we can be considered old friends, right?"

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Act 5: Ainsel's Prophecy

"Before I came to Camelot and became His Majesty's Fairy Knight, I actually spent my first years in Salisbury. It was thanks to Klar's care at that time."

“So… So that’s how it is…”

Winston said as if waking up from a dream. He said why the relationship between the two people seemed so strange, it turned out they were old friends.

"Then, after His Highness arrived in Camelot, we rarely met, right?"

"……Oh, yes."

Guinevere's gaze gradually moved far away, as if his consciousness gradually drifted back to the time when he was carefree and just stayed by her side, learning all kinds of things little by little in that small room.

"Later, we had fewer and fewer opportunities to meet, and our relationship became strained without us noticing, until, in the end, we became opponents of each other."

"What I said just now probably touched her fragile nerve, right?... Although it may sound a bit neurotic, it is precisely because of this that she can stay by Aurora's side and govern the entire Salisbury."

"Aurora... Your Highness... You seem to hate her."

"I hate her? Do I? No...I mean, did you see that?"

Winston's words brought him back from his recollections of the past.

"Ah, no, that's not the case. I just heard His Highness mention that he decided not to stay in Salisbury for long because Aurora was here."

"Ah...you still remember these words."

Guinevere turned his head and glanced at Winston. At first, his words were just unintentional and based on instinct, but he didn't expect that his words would come true now.

"Well, it's more or less the same as you understand it. I can't explain anything else."

"Then why does Your Highness hate Aurora?"

"No reason, it's just my personal reasons. Other than that, what happens to her has nothing to do with me."

Guinevere said, "What's the matter? Are you mesmerized by Aurora's beauty?"

"Is not likely to!"

Winston shook his head vigorously. "We believe in and are loyal to His Majesty and His Majesty. Besides, His Majesty is no worse than Aurora in terms of appearance."

"……Have it?"

When it comes to this topic, Guinevere still feels a little guilty.

"Your Highness just doesn't like to dress up. Even if you do dress up, only His Majesty can see you. Otherwise, Your Highness must be the most beautiful fairy in the Fairy Kingdom."

"This was already witnessed by all the fairies at the coronation ceremony of your Majesty and your Highness's queen a hundred years ago."