I weave my destiny in parallel time and space

"My Emperor, there is a group of troops from the east heading towards our camp."

In Arthur's camp at the Northern Army station, Wolfe was reporting to Arthur.

Arthur is arranging his clothes. This time he is not wearing an ordinary military uniform, but a ceremonial military uniform that represents him as the emperor.

A blue velvet cloak was draped on his body, full of nobility.

"My emperor?" Wolf reminded again.

"I see."

Arthur raised his hand, and the holy sword he obtained from Char on the bed flew into his hand.

"He was right." Arthur raised his hand, and under the influence of magic, a mirror appeared in front of him.

He looked at himself in the mirror quietly and said in a low voice.

"I didn't want to get to this point."

"Prince, the Northern Army in Steam City has been cleared, and the army is also mobilizing, preparing to encircle the Emperor of Sin."

In the Prince's Mansion in the Steam City, army officials also reported to Victor.

In the office, Victor crossed his hands on his chest, and the dim light illuminated his face, which flickered in and out. It was unclear what he was thinking at the moment.

After a moment, he said in a low voice.

"I understand, go down."

"Yes"

The officer retreated, and for a moment, he was the only one left in the entire office. There was silence in the entire office, without a single voice.

But finally, a voice echoed through the office.

"You forced me."

Char was not surprised by Victor's rebellion.

When Albus and Gayward chose to go out to settle accounts with the murderers, he had already made assumptions.

Because, in Victor's opinion, this is another signal.

If Arthur had only caught small fish and shrimps before, he was still in a relatively balanced state with Victor.

And what Ibbs and Gayward did obviously broke this state.

This gave Victor a signal that Arthur would retaliate against him and purge his forces in the south.

And Victor naturally will not sit still and wait for death.

This is also the origin of this rebellion.

What's interesting is that both sides believe that the other party was the instigator.

Victor also knew that the Spanish Empire would definitely take this opportunity to attack.

But the moment he decided to launch a rebellion, the South was effectively abandoned.

His subsequent plan was to take over the North directly after successfully killing Arthur.

All the main forces in Britannia are in the south. The north basically has no fighting capacity. He is bound to win the throne.

After that, they would deal with the Spanish Empire in the north. If it didn't work, they would negotiate and cede territory and pay compensation.

The Spanish Empire has been fighting for so long, and the country is obviously not feeling well at home. Moreover, his apparent reason for launching this war is to "take back his homeland."

If he demanded peace talks, the Spanish Empire would have no reason to continue moving north.

Of course, this is optimistic speculation.

However, Victor believed that as long as he was given some time, he could still defeat the Spanish Empire.

In fact, in his opinion, if it were not for this plague, the Spanish Empire would have been defeated by him.

And if he could defeat the Spanish Empire, then Arthur would not bring his army to the south, and he could continue to deploy in the south, where would there be so many troublesome things happening.

Of course, even if many generals of the Southern Army were his confidants, it would still be difficult to convince 300,000 people to rebel against the Mandate of Heaven.

But he controlled the church in the South.

In this era, controlling the church means controlling the power of discourse.

He spread rumors in the south that the isolation hospital established by Arthur in the south was not for treatment at all, but to gather a group of people in one place and abandon them, leaving them to die.

Of course, this does more than just justify the rebellion.

They also spread within the city that because of Arthur's actions, God had given up on him, and the Sword in the Stone no longer recognized his legitimacy.

The sword in the stone inserted on the cliff can prove it.

This time he became a king and exploded. In a sense, Arthur gave him the legitimacy of this rebellion.

The reason why Arthur stuck the Sword in the Stone on the cliff was part of self-punishment, and part of the purpose was to draw out the people behind it and give them a warning.

At that time, Arthur and Victor were still at a level where if you don't offend me, I won't offend you. They had a common enemy, which was the Spanish Empire in the south.

Any internal strife between them would benefit the Spanish Empire.

So Arthur also believed that Victor would not do this. After all, his goal was Britannia and not the subjugation of the country.

But obviously, the appearance of those two children disrupted everything.

At the same time, Char also relayed what she knew to Moria and Alicia.

As he spoke, Moria's expression became more and more gloomy.

“Does he know how many people will die in the south if he does this!!?”

Moria gritted her teeth and said.

“The main force in Britannia’s civil war is one’s own people killing their own people.

Then let the people of the Spanish Empire occupy the south.

Didn't he know that the Spanish Empire would carry out massacres wherever it went? ?

Hundreds of thousands will die for his ambition!

This inhuman idiot! "

Moria was obviously mad at Victor, and her breath was a little irritable, and she yelled and cursed.

“It was already crazy enough to let West France’s army enter Maria Canyon and abandon the imperial capital.

Now he actually wants to give up the entire South.

This madman! "

But after cursing all this, Moria sank back like a deflated rubber ball, with a little sadness and unwillingness in her eyes.

He is now the God of Death, and no matter what, he can no longer interfere with the affairs of this world.

So in a sense, he could only watch this happen.

There is nothing more frustrating than this.

"Don't worry, father." Alicia stood beside Moria, "Arthur will win."

"I know." Moria said in a low voice, "But there will definitely be huge casualties.

These soldiers who defended their country fought passionately for their country, but in the end they died at the hands of their compatriots.

Is there anything more tragic than this? "

"It doesn't necessarily have to be casualties to end this rebellion." Char said calmly, "It is impossible for all of the three hundred thousand troops to be loyal to Victor.

No one wants to fight a civil war, and as long as the legitimacy of their rebellion is destroyed, the army will collapse.

For example, the sword used in the imperial capital. "

"But didn't that child throw away the sword in the stone?" Moria asked.

The corner of Xia Ya's mouth curved in an imperceptible arc, "Who said that the sword must be the Sword in the Stone to be used?"

Moria was stunned. He seemed to want to ask something else.

But the next moment, the light shining from the distant horizon caught his attention.

It was approaching dusk now, the sun was setting in the west, dusk had arrived, the sky was very dark, and it was about to get dark.

But this light illuminated this area into daylight.

Everyone within a radius of hundreds of kilometers could see this scene, and they were even blinded by the dazzling light.

The entire sky was illuminated by brilliant light, like a scorching sun rising from the horizon.

The divine radiance seems to be able to drive away all evil spirits and confusion...

Staring at the white light, feeling the huge magic power and condensed power.

His scalp was slightly numb and goosebumps appeared all over his body.

His throat moved, and he wanted to say something, but he couldn't. There was also a little loss in his eyes...

Moria was a trainee Shinigami in the Imperial Capital before Sebas left for Europe.

At that time, Victor was still the regent and controlled the main power in Britannia.

And when he was querying Victor's lifespan, the result he obtained was:

Victor Britannia would die at the age of sixty-four, on the soil of the Spanish Empire.

At that time, he was worried that Victor would lead Britannia to destruction, so he also mentioned this when chatting with Sebastian.

At that time, Sebastian said to him meaningfully.

"Do you believe in fate?"

He didn't know what Sebastian meant at the time, but he still replied:

"I didn't believe it in the past, but after obtaining the Book of the Dead, I know that there are indeed some things in this world that are destined."

Then, Sebastian continued to ask him, "Then do you believe that the fate of this world can be changed by one person's will?"

Moria naturally didn't believe it. No matter where the legend came from, it had absolute power in setting destiny.

Even the gods cannot change their own destiny.

The god-king of Greece repeats the curse of patricide, and the world tree of Northern Europe will eventually collapse.

But Sebastian shook his head and looked at him with a deep look:

"I didn't believe it in the past, but until that person appeared..."

"Trust me, Moria.

Victor will not become emperor of this country.

This country will not perish.

Because, the moment the sword was inserted into the high platform.

The fate of this country has actually been decided.

Because no one can resist that will."

But when Moria asked Sebastian who had that will.

Sebas smiled.

"You have already met that person."

Moria came back to his senses and looked at Char standing beside him.