Lords of Camelot

Originally, there shouldn’t be a summary, but since I’ve finished writing the water line, I might as well write one.

Let’s talk about Shui Dai first. This is actually the development of Davian’s nature, the normal direction of a smooth life.

Although Morgan suffered a little, it was actually a trivial matter. Guinevere's influence on Britain was actually just that. Davian said that he would not go to the battlefield and would not care about anything. If someone really came to attack, he would always show the Lion King or the Ice Lion.

It's cheerful, bright, humane, and full of emotion, which is the normal path of a hero. This is what Davian, who is not restrained by his inner thoughts, shows, and there is nothing wrong with it.

This is also the key difference from An Dai. The incident between Morgan and Altria really hit him too hard. To be honest, it really left Daveian with a psychological trauma that will never be eradicated. It was so helpless.

Shui Dai's attitude towards Morgan was very casual, and he couldn't afford to offend the real clown. He could suppress him for the rest of his life. Although he suffered from Guinevere, Shui Dai still looked down on her because she could only disgust people at best, and couldn't do anything else.

The magical power of the Ice Lion is naturally obtained by Shui Dai when he has reached a high level of mentality. Thanks to Rentaro, those who plant trees will enjoy the shade, and Shui Dai can be said to have benefited from his kindness.

However, they are essentially still one person. Whether it is the concern for the people they care about, the care for the younger generations, the loyalty to love, or the trust in friends, these things will not change in essence.

Now that I've finished writing about Water Dai, you should understand where the problem lies, right? When I was writing the prequel, I was actually annoyed by people saying that Dark Dai was hiding something from Morgan, and that he was a riddle man or something like that.

But at that time, it was meaningless to say it or not. What? Just because you said that it might mutate the scent belt, Morgan would not do what she was going to do? Isn't this funny? Feelings would not change what these people were going to do.

If Davian had really chosen Morgan at that time, Artoria would still have swung her sword and killed him the next time they met on the battlefield.

Feelings will not affect what this group of people do. Only an ordinary person like Davian is trapped in feelings and ends up suffering the most.

Therefore, writing a chapter about Shui Dai can also be regarded as a way to prove to An Dai that there was nothing wrong with what he had done in Britain.

By the way, this proves that Morgan did what he wanted to do. Davian was a flawless gift from Merlin to Altria, and even if Morgan didn't take the gift away, he made it flawed and distorted.

Then let’s talk about Meli. After the whole experience of water, Meli completed the transformation from half-night demon and half-human to mostly human.

Getting along with Shui Dai was extremely pleasant for her, even though it was mutual support between different species. But it was still a valuable experience for Meili, and a journey that allowed her to have more emotions in her heart.

But it was because he and Davian had been so comfortable that his vigilance dropped sharply. Perhaps Davian had made him an idiot. That was why Morgan tricked him and Davian suffered a loss.

But it also completes her feelings, anger and sadness also fill her heart. As Morgan said during her marriage, joy will be obtained, and so will pain and sadness, but Mary just has to accept it.

However, her feelings were only for Davian, so in the end, she sent Shui Dai back for the love in her heart.

This is also a fulfillment of the original curse of Bavanshi. Davian was indeed betrayed, but the betrayal was his ideals and pursuits, and this kind of betrayal cannot be blamed. In essence, Meili is doing this for your own good, so she teleported you back to prevent you from suffering here.

To others, she was still the same. In daily life, she could certainly play the role of a loving mother to Gareth and Mordred. But when Waterdale was not around and Mordred knew the truth, she didn't even bother to act.

You, go and kill Arthur, and then end the Age of Gods. As for the price to be paid, she didn't care, and she didn't think it mattered, it was just the original fate of this group of people.

Arthur's fate didn't matter to her. Davian had already made it easier for you to lighten your burden. Now that it was over, it was over. It was fate. It didn't matter whether you resisted or not.

The fact that she was able to stop Gareth was an overflow of her humanity. Please protect him and don't let Davian's hard work go to waste.

After everything was over, Mellie returned to Avalon and fell into a long sleep until An Dai blew up the world and woke her up. Her first reaction when she saw Davian was - how could Davian not go back?

After this reaction, Meili checked Davian's past. She was very angry and wanted to destroy Ash and Morgan together, but she thought that was not a good idea, so she gave up. After all, she knew Davian's character too well and didn't want to do anything he didn't want to see.

Then she rushed over without stopping. It was time for her to save Davian. To her, there was no difference between the two Davians. They were still one person. She was actually a little proud. It was finally her turn to save Davian.

As for Arthur, apart from the matter of Guinevere, he had basically no regrets. The fate of Britain would continue, and nothing had ended. The fact that he was not needed actually made him feel relieved.

I've taken another path with Altria and now I can relax. People's stories will continue. They have done a lot of things, and that's enough.

What surprised him the most was Mordred's growth. It was probably the feeling that the junior he had always thought of had suddenly grown up to be as good as himself. It shocked him greatly, so in the end he also expressed his approval of Mordred.

The only weird thing is that Arthur thought at the end that Davian must have felt relieved when he died and fell into eternal sleep peacefully. He never expected that Davian would still be howling that he couldn't go back. It was too outrageous.

Old Mo's words were completely different from Little Mo's. Because he came early, Davidian gave him enough fatherly love and care, except for the time when he was kicked out by Old Dai because he was not ambitious enough, that was his own problem. After that, he spent two years suffering a lot, and he also achieved long-term growth.

In fact, he had no desire for the throne or the position of lord, but he thought it was natural for him to be the lord. However, he also regarded it as a responsibility and worked hard for it.

On the contrary, I was rather indifferent to Arthur at the beginning. I thought that this man had the kingdom thanks to my adoptive father Davian. Arthur was just like that, ordinary and unremarkable. My adoptive father Davian was much more arrogant than him.

He didn't have any feelings for Morgan at first, but later on, after Morgan suffered a loss, he got fed up with her. But in fact, old Morgan still wanted to save her, but he knew he couldn't do it.

At the Battle of Camlann, Arthur's actions gave him a great shock. Therefore, he also recognized the fact that Arthur was his father. Finally, after killing Arthur with all his strength, he died with relief because he had done everything he could.

Compared to Little Mo, Old Mo can be said to be too happy. His life was smooth, and he was on the right path of knighthood. He basically never let himself down, and even gained the recognition of both his adoptive father and biological father in the end, which can be said to be a perfect life.

Those original problem children have basically grown up because of Shui Daidu, and their imperfect lives have become complete. This can be regarded as Davian's own leadership.

Leadership is not about personal charm, or being eloquent, or making many friends and becoming the core of a circle. Leadership is about having a high enough vision and standard, and then leading others around to progress together.

And this is the kind of leadership that Davidian should have.

This is just me praising the original Davian in a fancy way, so that’s it.