Lords of Camelot

After the meeting, Davian went into the air, where he could still see Tiamat slowly approaching the coast.

Looking at this thing now, it feels extremely oppressive, but there is no reason to back off now.

[How is it? You haven't seen this kind of thing in Britain before, right?] Morgan also said something to tease him, her tone was quite cheerful and it was obvious that she was in a good mood.

"Of course, the biggest dragon we killed at that time was only Vortigern. We attacked him with a group of people and he was killed before he could even make a wave."

Davian smiled. The most troublesome dragon to deal with in Britain was only Vortigern, and that dragon was nothing compared to this one.

The time when Casey Palug was beaten back was another matter. Although they worked together to hold him back, it was actually Merlin who played the key role in the end.

Thinking of this, Davian felt helpless again. When Merlin was around, everyone looked down on him or disliked his immoral private life, but when it came time to get things done, without him, they felt less at ease.

[As Artoria said, Vortigern is just a small temper of the island. Tiamat is different. I will suffer a great loss here if I come.]

"You actually called her Altria?" Davian didn't hear what Morgan said next. He only knew that Morgan actually called Altria's name directly.

This! This! David was speechless except for shock.

[Forget it!] Morgan fell into silence anxiously. No matter how Davian asked, he couldn't get a response from her.

It seemed that she had really let the cat out of the bag, so she refused to respond to Davian's questions no matter what.

But at this moment, David felt more relaxed, and the thing he had been most worried about had slowly disappeared.

Morgan's attitude towards Altria finally relaxed a little, and the tense attitude in the past had been eased.

However, Davian knew that it was better not to let the two meet, not only because of the past events, but also because the two had different focuses.

At that time in Britain, our king loved the British people more than the island itself. Davian and she had considered abandoning the broken island and surviving on the overseas continent, but they were unable to implement it due to the pressure of reality.

But Morgan is different. What she loves deeply is the island of Britain. The people there are just embellishments, props necessary to maintain the country of Britain.

She might be the same type of person as Vortigern in this regard, but Vortigern was even more extreme than her in the end. He actually wanted to push Britain back to its original state and let all its people die.

Since he couldn't get a response from Morgan, it was quite boring to look at Tiamat in front of him. Davian could only return to the hall of the tower. When he arrived here, Ritsuka and the others had already started chatting with King Gilgamesh.

Let’s not talk about any messy things at the moment, everyone can relax and have a good chat.

"Where's Siduri?" David noticed this the moment he arrived here. Logically, she should have been here.

"I asked her to gather and lead the remaining people to evacuate. As you said, this is the end. If she stays here, she will only ruin her destiny that you have saved with great difficulty. It is better for her to leave here and go to Nippur to survive."

Gilgamesh explained these things to her, and Davian nodded. It would be fine if they were the only ones left here, and there was no need for the living to stay, as they would just die.

"By the way, where were you talking about just now?"

Davian brought the topic back to the topic, and Gilgamesh replied that he was convincing the two idiots in front of him.

They seemed to have taken the blame for Uruk's destruction upon themselves and were grieved by it.

They had just praised that everything they experienced in Uruk was worth talking about at the future celebration party, but after that, the two of them still fell into this inexplicable low point.

This was not a pleasant thing for Gilgamesh.

"Fools, it's 20,000 years too early for you to blame yourself. Everyone in Uruk knew that destruction was coming and they worked hard to live until now. If you sympathize with them, you will tarnish their will."

Davian explained to them that half a year ago, King Gilgamesh had told all the people of Uruk that Uruk would be destroyed and that was an outcome that could not be changed.

There is no need to say much about what happened afterwards. Even Chaldea, which arrived late, witnessed many stories of the people of Uruk.

“You think it’s painful that only so many people survived. But you’re wrong. It’s not that only so many people survived, but that so many more survived - do you understand?

As long as they are still alive now, even if they are all extinct tomorrow, I will recognize their value. They have crossed the end of this era, and I regard it as a great achievement!"

Gilgamesh's words lifted the spirits of Ritsuka and the others from another perspective, and he continued to tell them that in fact, there was no need to defeat the three goddesses in the first place.

After all, an alliance that only appears to be in harmony with the enemy will eventually collapse on its own, so there is no need to take action. Moreover, once a move is made, Tiamat will be drawn out in advance, which will cause the situation to get out of control.

Therefore, he and Merlin ordered Davian not to attack and just to defend the north wall.

And Davian also completed his task brilliantly. With the joint efforts of him and others, the north wall was as solid as a rock, and the inexperienced Warcraft Goddess was taught a severe lesson.

But they of Chaldea loved this land and the people who lived on it and fought hard for it, and finally chose to fight the three goddesses. This choice resulted in those who are still alive having hope of survival.

At this point, King Gilgamesh stood up, waved his hand, and said to the two men with great momentum:

"You should know that in the future that I first saw, when Tiamat attacked Uruk, I faced the enemy alone.

Chaldea's Ritsuka Fujimaru and Mash Kyrielight, feel honored! You have indeed accomplished something that even I have not been able to do! You are worthy of being proud! "

Ritsuka and Mashu immediately showed irrepressible joy, and then while Roman was away, Gilgamesh told them some things about human nature and singularities.

The most important thing is that people who have been killed will not be resurrected, but their death will be rationalized, that's all.

This sentence made Ritsuka and Mashu feel breathless and even doubted the meaning of their fight. However, Gilgamesh signaled Davian with his eyes to say a few words.

Don't just stand there pretending to be dead. Did Britain live those twenty-one years in vain?

"Don't be discouraged. Your fight was not meaningless. Although some people were not saved in the end, you did save many people during this long journey, didn't you?

If you don't rescue them or just think about fixing the singularity and ignore those people, the casualties will only be greater.

Sacrifice is the cornerstone of prosperity in human history, but your efforts have minimized this sacrifice.

And in the process of protecting others, many people have had a good laugh, and I think... this must be right."