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Chapter 1139 I'm sorry, I don't agree
Southern Britain, near the plains outskirts of Camelot.

This place was originally deserted and not even close to the national highway. In the past, only some Mors and monsters wandered around here. Few goblins or even humans came near here and moved around here.

But now, tents have been set up here, and a camp has been built that can accommodate a legion of thousands of people.

Bonfires were burning everywhere in the camp, and human soldiers were standing guard and patrolling everywhere. There were even some small groups clearing out the approaching Mors and monsters nearby, but the frequency of clearing was not very high because they still had to conserve their energy for tomorrow's battle.

"Buzz!"

Under such circumstances, a semicircular dark gate suddenly appeared in the camp, like a darkness that dyed the space black and slowly expanded.

When the people around saw this scene, they did not panic, but continued to do their own things.

Lige walked out of the [portal] and headed towards the main tent of the camp under the respectful gazes of the people around him.

Inside, three people from Chaldea and Percival were sitting around a table, arranging their troops according to the map spread out on the table.

Lige took a closer look and found that it was a topographic map of the interior of Camelot.

"Lige."

"Mr. Liger."

"How did you come?"

When the four people who were discussing something saw Li Ge coming in, they immediately stopped discussing and greeted Li Ge together.

"You guys even got this thing?"

Lige did not immediately state his purpose, but came closer and pointed at the topographic map on the table.

"This was provided by Miss Aurora, the clan leader of the Wind Clan. It will be of great help to our siege of Camelot tomorrow."

Mashu spoke this matter very honestly.

"Another behind-the-scenes provider." Li Ge said without surprise: "They don't show up themselves, but they do a lot of things behind the scenes."

In this great war with the Queen's Army, the only ones who officially took action were the Alliance Army formed by the combination of the Round Table Army and the Northern Fairies.

As for the Wind Clan, Earth Clan, and Wing Clan who are believed to have betrayed the Queen's Army, they will not actually go to the battlefield and directly fight the Queen's Army.

"We can't help it. The clan leaders all need to consider their own positions." Percival explained with understanding: "If they go to war with the Queen's army directly, if the alliance army is defeated, Queen Morgan will definitely settle accounts with them. So the two clan leaders of the Wind Clan and the Earth Clan have clearly stated that in this battle, they can only provide help behind the scenes and must not give Queen Morgan any handle."

"The Wing Clan had no reason to assist us. It was only because the clan leader, Mu Ruien, could not stand the Queen's style and had a deep hatred for the Fang Clan that he allowed us to ring the pilgrimage bell earlier and took the initiative to send troops to intercept the Fang Clan at this time."

"The head of the Murrayne clan has also made it clear that she will not provide any help to the alliance army, but she will help us stop the Fang clan and prevent them from going to the battlefield."

Because the Wing Clan was born poor and thin, the Fang Clan had always looked down on them, so much so that many years ago they launched a paranoid war against the Wing Clan and almost destroyed the Wing Clan.

The current Wing Clan is actually just the clan formed by Murrayen alone, and the fairies under his command are all from other clans.

Habertlot is a fairy from the Wing Clan, but she no longer has any feelings for the Wing Clan and has no intention of going back. She just wants to go to the pan-human history with Chaldea.

Therefore, the Wing Clan actually never had the intention of assisting the Round Table Army. The reason why they allowed Altria to ring the Pilgrimage Bell was just because they couldn't stand Morgan. Now they just want to target the Fang Clan because of their past hatred, and they don't want to go to war directly with the Queen's Army.

The Earth Clan was in much the same situation. Although Lieg and his companions saved the Earth Clan's territory, Norwich, Spriggan had no intention of saving Norwich. Instead, he was planning to make a fortune with the "disaster". Apart from being destroyed by Lieg and his companions, he would never have good intentions towards them. Not to mention that Lieg had once ignored him and directly broke into the bell hall of Norwich with Altria, ringing the pilgrimage bell on his own, which almost made him furious.

If this guy wasn't a black-hearted businessman who would not work without profit, and if Aurora wasn't negotiating between them, there was a high probability that he would not assist the Allied Forces.

In this case, if he was asked to directly rebel and go against Morgan, he would naturally not do it. At best, he would just provide some assistance behind the scenes.

As for Aurora...

Thinking of the fairy female lord who was as elegant as a noble daughter, there was not much charm in Lige's eyes.

He did not continue to mention the three goblin clans hiding behind the scenes, but turned to another topic.

"Where's Altria?"

Li Ge asked this question tentatively.

"She went with Gareth to set up a magic barrier nearby." Fujimaru Ritsuka answered this question with a loose smile on his face, and said, "There are too many Mors nearby. In order to prevent them from attacking the camp, Altria took the initiative to propose to set up a magic barrier, and Gareth went to help."

"By the way, Oberon is also busy. He is the one receiving the supplies sent by the Wind Clan and the Earth Clan. Habertlot also went with him." Da Vinci said with innocence on his face, "Of course, Habertlot is going to look for high-quality thread. She said she wants to weave a wedding dress for Mash after the war is over."

Hearing what Da Vinci said, Matthew's face suddenly turned red.

"T-That's too early for me...!"

It's indeed too early.

After all, in terms of physical age, Mashu is only 17 years old this year, which is young even compared to Liger.

Even in the Akasha continent, Lige is almost 18 years old, and if his actual age is taken into account, he is much older.

"Then leave them alone."

Li Ge didn't care either.

He came here just to tell everyone one thing.

"actually……"

Lige told everyone that he had just met Bagst and had a private transaction with the other party.

After hearing the content of the transaction, everyone was shocked at first, and then delighted.

"If that's the case, that would be great!"

"This way, our chances of winning tomorrow will be even better!"

"I didn't expect that Bagster, who has been chasing us for so long, would have such an idea..."

"We have no reason not to agree!"

Mashu, Fujimaru Ritsuka, Percival, and Leonardo da Vinci spoke one after another in great surprise.

In response, Lige didn't say anything, but quietly left the tent and went outside.

Looking up at the starry sky, Liger began to replay the conversation between him and Bagster in his mind.

…………

"You want to join us in rebelling against the Queen?"

Lige's eyes turned somewhat profound as he looked at Bagster.

"That's right." Bagster met Liger's gaze and said calmly, "I have received the Queen's order. Tomorrow, I will be responsible for guarding the main gate of Camelot."

"The east and west gates are guarded by the Queen's Knights. Although they are not as powerful as the Fairy Knights, they are much stronger than ordinary fairies. In addition, they have a large number of them. With cooperation, they can also guard the east and west gates of Camelot."

"As for Lancelot... the queen has specially allowed her to use her unique advantages to carry out the beheading of important figures on the battlefield."

The so-called unique advantage is naturally Lancelot's mobility that no one can match.

Relying on air superiority and mobility, Lancelot is completely free on the battlefield and can go wherever he wants.

If she relied on her air superiority and mobility to wait for an opportunity in the skies above the battlefield and launch a decapitation operation against important figures of the Allied Forces at any time, there would not be many people who could stop her.

If important figures in the alliance army are really killed in his hands, even if only a part of them are killed, it will greatly affect the final outcome of the war.

The Allied Forces also thought of this.

Especially Percival, whenever he mentioned Lancelot, he always had a complicated expression and repeatedly emphasized it to everyone.

"The most difficult person in the Queen's army is not Bagster, nor the Queen's knights, but the most powerful and beautiful dragon fairy - Lancelot."

"She is a sword hanging over everyone's head, a killer who can pierce the enemy's heart at any time."

"In some ways, I think she's even scarier than Queen Morgan."

"We must find a way to restrict her movements. Otherwise, even if we invade Camelot, we may end up in trouble under her sword."

Oberon and Noknalei both agreed with this statement.

Lancelot is such a threat. Not only is she powerful, but her abilities are also very tricky. For the allied forces, she is indeed more terrifying than Morgan who sits firmly on the throne because she can come and go freely.

No one wants the sword of judgment to suddenly fall from the sky and pierce their heart before they can react.

"If there is no way to restrain Lancelot, then we must attack the royal city as quickly as possible."

This is what Leonardo da Vinci said.

As long as he entered the royal city, due to the restrictions of the buildings, Lancelot could not fully utilize his mobility.

The most dangerous dragons are those that soar into the sky, while the dragons imprisoned in castles are merely stepping stones for heroes to forge their own legends.

"I can let you enter Camelot and go directly to the royal city."

Bagster said so.

"My request is also very simple. After the Queen's defeat, I hope that the Alliance Army... or Chaldea can allow the fairies of Britain to go to Pan-Human History."

It must be said that Bagster's request was sudden and surprising.

"Why?" Liger still had that deep look in his eyes, as if he wanted to pierce Bagster with a sword. He stared at her and said lightly: "If you want to protect the weak, then you just need to ask the Allied Forces to treat the British residents well after winning, right?"

Whether through the description in the original work or through the brief one-month interaction in Camelot, Liger knew clearly that Bagster, who seemed cold-blooded and violent, was actually a knight full of compassion.

She believes in the law of the jungle where the strong prey on the weak, but she also deeply understands that the strong must protect the weak.

Therefore, Liger was not surprised that she would propose to rebel against the queen.

Obviously, Morgan wouldn't care about the life or death of the goblin, and Bagster had always been clear about that.

She pledged her loyalty to Morgan because she wanted to protect the fairies of Britain as a knight.

But at this moment of life and death, Morgan resolutely decided to abandon the fairy, so she naturally had no reason to continue to be loyal to Morgan.

However, after rebelling against Morgan, Bagster actually wanted the fairies to go to pan-human history, which was undoubtedly a surprising request.

Bagster explained this as follows.

"Under the rule of His Majesty Morgan, both the high-ranking fairies who lived a luxurious life in Camelot and the low-ranking fairies who were abandoned continued to die year after year."

"Although death does not mean the end for fairies, I have noticed that as time goes by, the number of fairies born as the next generation is actually decreasing year by year."

"The fairy country of Britain is heading towards destruction bit by bit in the present tense."

Bagster's eyes were filled with gloom.

"This makes me wonder whether it is a blessing for the goblins to continue to stay in Britain."

So, Bagst began to think about pan-human history.

"Your Majesty once said that Britain is now very close to pan-human history. Although it is a Lostbelt that is destined to have no future, it is already able to allow people here to travel to the other side."

Bagster's idea was that if there were fairies who wanted to go to the outside world, it would be nice to leave a spark of fire for Britain.

Just like the ancient magical civilizations of the past, before the final disaster came, they also arranged for some people to take refuge in secluded places. Bagster also hopes that some goblins can go to pan-human history.

In that case, even if Britain disappeared, the fairies born here would still be able to survive in another world.

"If you can agree, I will open the city gates tomorrow and let the allied forces enter Camelot."

Bagster spoke firmly without hesitation.

"Although I will not help you deal with His Majesty, I will also control the Queen's army to the best of my ability to facilitate your attack on the Royal City."

This was Bagster's last act of loyalty to Morgan.

"how?"

After stating his request, Bagster looked at Lige with burning eyes.

Facing Bagster's gaze, Lige uttered a sentence in an unusually indifferent manner.

"I'm sorry, but I don't agree."

(End of this chapter)