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Lynn closed his eyes and whispered, "Perhaps it's okay to let them realize that you are a woman. You have proven your strength in this war, and the knights have recognized your bravery."

"no!"

Altria shook her head firmly and said, "There has never been a precedent in British history for a woman to be king. Even if the knights are willing to support me, those nobles will find ways to marry me and then control the power of Camelot. Unless I spend several times more time dealing with those conspiracies and intrigues."

"Merlin taught you all this!" Lynn exclaimed.

"Let's think of other ways! Can you contact Merlin? He was the one who found the Sword in the Stone. Maybe Merlin will know how to repair it."

Altria looked at Lynn. Lynn was the only magician in the entire camp, and no one else could contact Merlin.

"Merlin may have a solution, but he needs to stay in the capital to take charge of the situation and cannot leave."

"To take charge of the overall situation?" Altria frowned and asked, "Besides ensuring sufficient food supply, is there anything else that needs to be dealt with in the capital?"

Lynn's body stiffened. To be honest, the cleansing of the nobles was entirely decided by Merlin and Lynn. Kai might have noticed something, but he did not tell Altria. Instead, he transferred most of the noble knights who stayed in the capital to escort military rations.

Lin En's thoughts raced, and he couldn't find a good excuse for a while, so he could only apologize to Morgan in his heart: "Princess Morgan was recently hosting a banquet for nobles around the capital, and Merlin went to attend the banquet."

"Really? It's Sister Wang!"

Altria murmured, but had no intention of asking further questions.

Lin En breathed a sigh of relief and quickly changed the subject: "But Merlin has already told me what to do. Let's take a rest tonight and leave tomorrow morning."

"Where?"

Altria looked at Lynn again, with a little more brilliance in her eyes.

"Avalon, the utopia."

The End of the Age of Gods: Chapter 39: The Road to Avalon

Avalon, a holy place in Celtic mythology, has a status similar to the Garden of Eden in Jewish mythology.

Although in later generations Avalon became famous throughout the world because of the legend of King Arthur, in this era, Avalon was known as the holy land of the Druids.

The next morning, when it was still dark, Lin En took Altria on horseback and headed out of the tent. When the soldiers guarding the gate saw that it was Lin En, they quickly let them in.

The warhorse galloped towards the direction of yesterday's stream. Lynn took out his oak staff and cast a small spell to cover up the traces left by the horse's hooves.

Half an hour after Lin En and the other man left, several war horses rushed out of the camp and followed all the way to the place where Lin En cast the spell.

"No, the traces have been completely erased!"

The leading knight carefully looked around and found that there was indeed no trace left. He said to his two companions beside him:

"It seems that the Archdruid has anticipated our actions."

The knight on the left took off his helmet, revealing a gentle face. It was Bedivere, King Arthur's valet.

"I've said it before, Lin En will take care of this matter. We just need to keep an eye on these captives. This is related to how much ransom we can get."

The knight on the right also took off his helmet and showed a hearty smile. He was Kai, the army's quartermaster.

"As knights, we should guard the lord. Moreover, the king's condition is unclear now, so we should stay by his side!"

The knight in the middle also took off his helmet, revealing his long golden hair and incomparably perfect face. This was King Arthur's lieutenant Gawain.

The three looked around, and their rich experience and extraordinary intuition were of no use. The other party had wiped out all traces. Even though they were somewhat unwilling, they had no choice but to return to the camp to take charge of the situation.

Lynn and Altria galloped all the way and soon returned to the place where they rested yesterday. King Arthur's warhorse was drinking water by the stream.

Artoria jumped off her horse, walked to the front of the warhorse, gently stroked its head with her hand, and said:

"I'm sorry, Donstarion, for keeping you waiting for so long."

The warhorse whinnied and rubbed its head against Altria's face to show that it didn't care.

Artoria fed Donstarion the fodder she had prepared long ago. After it had eaten and drunk its fill, Artoria mounted the horse, looked at Lynn, and signaled him with her eyes to lead the way.

Lin En stopped stroking the little animals. These little animals were attracted by him. Lin En nodded their little heads one by one, and some blessings and magic power entered their bodies.

Lin En said goodbye to the reluctant little animals, mounted his warhorse, whispered a few words in its ear, and then the warhorse began to accelerate, and with Lin En's assistance, ran at its fastest speed. The trees in front of it automatically parted, making way and changing the layout of the entire forest.

Altria rode Eaststarion and followed Lin En closely. The morning mist had not yet dissipated and the forest was quiet, as if it had not yet woken up.

The two horses were traveling through the forest, and gradually they could not tell where they were. Lin En used his mind to tap the natural consciousness beside him, and it seemed as if an invisible wave spread. The white mist parted in front of the two of them, revealing a gravel road.

Two horses stepped onto the gravel road, and the crisp sound of horse hooves rang out, waking up the sleeping forest.

Lin En began to slowly release the magic power in his body, and the magic power with a strong natural breath spread to the surroundings, and the grass and trees quickly grew along a predetermined trajectory. When they grew to a certain extent, it seemed as if a blank was filled, and a weak magic power fluctuation flashed by.

Altria felt a flash before her eyes, and a different view appeared on the road ahead that was originally covered with thick fog. What appeared before Altria was a lake with a very wide lakeshore that stretched as far as the eye could see, and an island looming in the distance.

"This is Avalon."

Altria looked into the distance, at the island that looked like a fairyland.

"To be precise, this is the gate of Avalon."

Lynn dismounted, looked around, and frowned after making sure there was no one else around.

"Didn't Merlin say someone would come pick us up?"

Altria let go of the reins and let Dongstalion rest nearby. Then she walked to Lynn and said:

"Maybe they haven't arrived yet! Let's wait here for a while."

Lin En shook his head and said:

"If this is the gate of Avalon, then the forest shrouded in thick fog is the front yard of Avalon. The moment we entered the forest, the people of Avalon knew we were coming. The magic I released just now is the key. People without the key cannot pass through the front yard to the gate."

Lynn walked forward and saw a small boat on the shore. This was the only way to enter Avalon. Only by taking this boat could you safely cross the lake.

As for those who don't follow the rules, let's not talk about the special location of Avalon and the guardians in it. Just the defense system of Avalon is not something that ordinary people can cross. You should know that Avalon is also known as the fairy town. Its defense system is built by all fairies together, including the six-winged fairy who built the Holy Sword of the Star.

At the same time, Avalon is also one of the channels connecting the surface and the inner sea of ​​the star. It is blessed with the rule that "only innocent people can enter", and can even keep out the five major magics.

"No one answered, could it be?"

Lynn looked down at the boat for a long time, and finally sat down at the bow and picked up the lantern hanging there.

The consciousness of nature whispered in his ears, and a faint light appeared in the lantern, which seemed so inconspicuous in the morning sunlight.

"So I also have the authority to bring people into Avalon? I see. When guests come, they naturally need to be received. But if it is the host who returns, the family will not deliberately go out of their way to greet him."

Lin En turned his head and looked at Altria, showing a big smile and said:

"Come on, Altria, I'll show you my home."

After Altria got on the boat, Lin En used his mind to drive the boat forward. Two ripples appeared on the lake. Some fish were startled by the ripples and jumped out of the water on both sides of the boat. When they saw that it was Lin En, they returned to the water.

Artoria was attracted by the movement and looked down while holding the edge of the boat. Countless fish of all sizes were swimming around the boat. From time to time, a fish jumped up from one side, flew past Lin En, and then fell back into the water from the other side, as if just to show up in front of Lin En.

The End of the Age of Gods: Chapter 40: Landing on the Island

The boat slowly sailed towards a small island in the distance, surrounded by schools of fish. Along the way, there was no trace of any living creature except the fish that occasionally jumped out of the water, not even a flying bird.

"It's so quiet!"

Altria couldn't help but speak.

“Because few people come here to visit.”

Lin En looked at the island in the distance, and the magic power in his body became more and more active, as if it resonated with something.

"This is the paradise of fairies and the last pure land of mythical beasts. Except for Merlin, no one has been here for a long time."

Altria was silent for a while, then looked at Lin En and said:

"I remember you said before that you were born in Avalon, so who are your parents?"

"I should have no parents!"

Lin En blurted out, then frowned, realizing that he seemed to have overlooked some questions. How was he born? And why did he appear in Avalon?

"Without parents, are you a goblin's child?"

Artoria suddenly thought of something. When Merlin was teaching her, he would occasionally insert some British legends, among which there were fairy children.

Legend has it that naughty fairies would steal newborn babies, exchange them with their own children, and then exchange them back a few days later. These babies stolen by fairies usually receive some gifts from fairies, and fairies have completely different values ​​from humans. The most common gifts are swords and armor made by fairies, which are the so-called fairy creations.

It can be said that a big part of the reason why the Knights of the Round Table were able to each hold a holy sword was because Avalon was in Britain.

In British history, there were many people who were stolen by fairies when they were young, and when they were returned, they had a sword beside them. Then the young man traveled the world with the sword, punishing evil and promoting good along the way, defeating the dragon and winning the princess, and finally becoming the king.

This is the fairy tale that many people heard when they were young. There are many similar stories about fairies, and it is these stories that inspire one young man after another to embark on the path of a wandering knight.

"A goblin's child?"

Lynn rejected this word. He did not see the biological parents of this body when he was born. He also gained extraordinary power (natural consciousness), and Avalon was the only place in Britain that was still blessed by nature.

But can the fairies really influence the power of natural consciousness at this level?

Lin En couldn't figure it out, but he couldn't find any other ideas, so he put the problem aside for the time being.

As they were talking, the boat was approaching the island. Lynn could already see the endless oak forest in the distance and the unguarded tower in the center of the island.

The boat came to the shore, and Lin En went ashore first, followed by Altria. At this moment, the natural consciousness suddenly sent a message to Lin En. After reading the content, Lin En subconsciously looked back.

On the endless lake, in the place where the sun shines, fairies with wings of various colors gather together, neatly arranged into a wall, looking in the direction of Lin En, then leaning over and saluting slightly.

Lin En was so surprised by this action that he stood there in a daze. When Altria saw his look, she subconsciously turned her head, but the fairies disappeared into the lake the moment she turned her head.

"The Lake Fairy."

Lin En muttered to himself. Although Lin En knew that there were fairies living in Avalon, he didn't expect there were so many. You know, fairies are almost all fantasy beasts. Even if their combat power is not as good as those fantasy beasts, their forging ability is definitely better than that of the great craftsmen among humans. After all, the world in the eyes of fairies is different from that in the eyes of humans.

There are so many goblins, and not necessarily all of them. I’m afraid all the goblins in the world are hiding in Avalon. The name of Fairy Town is well deserved.

"Lin En, you're back like this?"

Just as Lin En was thinking, a familiar voice came from behind him.

Altria was looking at Lin En. When she heard the voice, she glanced at him and blurted out, "Sister Wang!"

Lynn turned around hurriedly and saw a girl who looked 90% like Morgan walking towards him. The only difference was her hair. It was long golden hair, very similar to the sword that Altria drew, and it sparkled in the sunlight.

"Vivian!"

Lynn hesitated for a moment, then remembered the girl's name.

She is one of the managers of Avalon, Vivian among the nine fairies, and also the fairy of the lake that Lin En is most familiar with.

"I'm not your sister."

Vivian first answered Altria's question, then looked at Lynn with an ugly expression:

"Lynn, why did you return to Avalon?"

Lynn was a little confused. She was born in Avalon and hadn't made any big mistakes in the outside world. Why did Vivian seem to be unwelcoming to her?

"I bring King Arthur to get the sword of sworn victory"

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"Sword of Promised Victory! I see, damn Merlin! How dare you fool us!"

Vivian gritted her teeth.

The End of the Age of Gods: Chapter 41: Britain Rises

"Sister Vivian!"

Lin En looked at the face that looked so similar to Morgan and felt very uncomfortable. Why didn't she realize that Sister Vivian and Morgan were so similar before?

“Lin En, is she really not Sister Wang?”

Still a little unconvinced, Altria whispered quietly in Lynn's ear.

“Of course not.” Lin En immediately shook her head and said, “Sister Vivian is one of the nine managers of Avalon. She took good care of me when I was little!”

"Then I am so rude!"

Altria walked up to Vivian, stretched out her hand, and said, "Nice to meet you. My name is Altria!"

"Nice to meet you, I'm Vivian!"

The two let go of each other's hands. Although there was a small misunderstanding just now, both of them had a good first impression of each other, perhaps because they looked similar.

However, Vivian had no intention of deepening her friendship with Altria for the time being. After releasing her hand, Vivian turned her gaze back to Lin En, frowned, and pinched one of Lin En's ears, saying:

"Before you left, I warned you not to return to Avalon before you were 20 years old. Didn't you hear me?"

"It hurts! It hurts! It hurts!" Lin En only had an ordinary human body, and could not resist the power of the goblin. He hurriedly explained:

"This is force majeure! Besides, I'm just accompanying Altria to get a sword, and I'll be leaving soon."