Lords of Camelot

Well, let's not talk about Beryl who is being tortured by Davian. After all, Davian is also a disciple of Agragwen in this regard, so Beryl can experience the punishment that is difficult to enjoy in modern times.

So let’s take a look at Lontinium first. After returning to Lontinium, they did not go to bed immediately.

After all, a bunch of messy things have just been resolved, and Davian has returned to Camelot. There should be no fighting tomorrow, so they have to take advantage of now to discuss what to do next.

"Davian and Morgan will be busy with the Bawanshi matter next, so this is our chance. The fifth bell is in Oxford, Bagster, can I trouble you with this matter?" Lixiang said so, and Bagster nodded without hesitation.

Bagst nodded to indicate that she could accept this task: "Leave it to me. I am familiar with the roads in Oxford. Now that Woodworth is recovering in Camelot, I can easily lead you to sneak into Oxford and ring the bell of prophecy."

After getting Bagster's assurance, everyone felt relieved and things in Edinburgh could only be delayed a little longer.

After all, now that Davian has returned to Camelot and Bagster has surrendered to their side, Melyucina does not directly manage the army, and the Queen's Army front line can be said to be leaderless. This is a great opportunity for them.

“Percival, you can come with a mobile team. I can also send the Queen’s Army outside the city back to Camelot to resolve the crisis in Londinium.

After all, no one knows that I have switched to the Son of Prophecy's side, which is a valuable information gap."

Bagst had even come up with a solution to Lontinium's current predicament, and everyone couldn't help but be grateful to her, as she had really been a great help this time.

"Is this really okay? Bagzi, if you betray me to this extent..."

And Custer began to worry about her position. When the army returned to Camelot... no, maybe even halfway through, Davian might return? By then, he would definitely realize that Bagster had rebelled.

And when he reacts, Bagster will have to bear the wrath of David's security department. You know, David's emotions are not as calm as before.

But Bagster just shook his head nonchalantly and said, "It doesn't matter. I did this and I have to bear all the wrath of Lord Davian. But, in order to protect the fairies, even if it's only a part... this is the sacrifice I have to make."

She showed such a noble spirit at this moment that even Custer didn't know how to dissuade her.

"But if that's the case, I won't be able to support you as an insider when the Battle of Camelot begins. At that time, we must face the city gate, the Fairy Knight Lanstro and Lord Davian head-on."

Bagst also talked about the Battle of Camelot that was bound to happen in the future. If she hadn't been exposed now, she could still have been an insider.

However, Custer smiled and comforted her, "You don't have to be like this. You have already done a lot, Bagzi. We will destroy the city gates when the time comes. Just fight within your ability."

After hearing her words, Bagster also smiled. She said that she would try her best, and maybe many of her confidants would be willing to believe in her, which would reduce some bloodshed in the end.

"Also, Oberon, you must not secretly trip up Bagster! After all, they are companions now, and when things are over, she will be willing to accept the punishment she deserves! Let's talk about everything then!"

Custer stared at Oberon, who had been silent since the combat meeting. It was obvious that he really didn't want to talk because Bagster was here.

That's why Custer specifically warned him like this, and Oberon, who was named, sighed helplessly and said:

"Okay, okay~ I get it, I get it! After all, she is a rare helper, and Bagster is very strong and has a noble character. I won't trip her up now~"

"Thank you for your understanding, Oberon. I apologize for what happened before. Please judge my sins after everything is over."

Bagst bowed to Oberon, but Oberon immediately told her not to do so, as he would still judge Bagst for her mistakes after everything was over.

Since the next journey was determined, everyone could go and rest. But before the meeting ended, Bagster suddenly asked:

"Oh, right, about the Master and the Servants. I have also received some knowledge about Servants from His Majesty before, from the compiled human history...

"Servants are spirits drawn from the Seat of Heroes, a place beyond time. The Master, as the summoner, summons these spirits and controls them when needed. Servants will be by the Master's side, and when the Master dies, the Servants will also retreat. Is that right?"

She suddenly asked everyone whether this seemed like common sense or something that made others feel quite strange. Da Vinci also curiously asked her if there was anything strange about this.

"What I want to talk about is Beryl Gart. That man called His Majesty Morgan the Servant he summoned. However, His Majesty must have never called Beryl Gart the Master.

More importantly, Beryl Gart came to the Fairy Kingdom only a few months ago, while His Majesty Morgan is a great fairy who has lived for 2000 years.

This doesn't make sense. Your Majesty already existed before Beryl Gat came to the Fairy Kingdom. Or can a being that is already there also be summoned as a Servant?"

Since Bagst asked this, Lixiang told Bagst their previous speculation again.

Even Bagster fell silent. It was hard for her to imagine that the story of the savior Ash was actually true. And His Majesty Morgan was actually Ash, and even Morgan from pan-human history was involved.

Fortunately, Bagster was not stupid, she understood and accepted this fact very well. Although this fact increased her respect for Morgan, it did not change what she was going to do now.

In any case, Morgan is no longer the same Ash as before. As long as she does not intend to save the goblins, Bagster will have no choice but to become her enemy.

Now that she had learned the news she wanted to know, the meeting could finally end. Everyone could go and rest, and Bagster would go outside the city to have the Queen's Army break camp and return to the city.

After the army has marched for a night, they will probably have almost reached Oxford from here. By then, it will be too late to turn back.

At the same time, based on Bagster's understanding of Davian, he probably would not allow the Queen's Army to turn back and continue attacking Londinium, but would instead focus on defending Camelot.

I'm afraid everything will come to a final conclusion in the Battle of Camelot.