Looking forward to another world.

Chapter 1161 Ready to stay?
The darkest day for Britain has passed quietly.

When the remains of Cernunnos dissipated like ashes between heaven and earth, the Mors that were wreaking havoc on the entire land of the fairy kingdom of Britain seemed to have been paused. They first froze in place collectively, and then turned into bursts of black mist-like ashes, and dissipated one after another like falling dominoes.

The curse that ravaged Britain was finally lifted...

But fires continued to break out across Britain.

The fire came quickly and violently, and was extremely deadly. By the time Cernunnos, the source of the "Great Disaster", turned to ashes and dissipated, the fire had already spread to all corners of Britain. Except for special places like the Dragon Skeleton Swamp, all other places were burned black by the raging fire. Even Edinburgh, which was transformed by Mab, the former queen of the northern fairies, was not spared.

Salisbury, Norwich, Oxford, Gloucester, Manchester, New Darlington...even Londinium was not spared. All of them either fell under the power of the curse and the erosion of Morse, or were burned into ruins by the raging fire.

Fortunately, the alliance army had already made some arrangements in advance. Whether it was the humans living in Londinium who did not go to the battlefield, or the northern elves living in Edinburgh, they all evacuated in advance and went to seek refuge.

The shelter was naturally provided by Lige. It was an underground shelter built with magic. It would not be affected by curses, fires or Morse. It was safe and convenient. Therefore, before the war, when Lige proposed that the rear personnel should evacuate the city to take shelter just in case, both Percival and Noknarei agreed very readily.

And these people eventually became the only surviving group in Britain except for the Allied forces that withdrew from Camelot.

Yes.

In the face of this true "great disaster", the fairies of Britain had no chance of survival. Together with the city that had fallen into ruins, they would forever sleep under the earth.

Although less than half an hour had passed from the awakening of Cernunnos, the outbreak of the curse, to Liger's victory over Him and his crusade against Him, the "great disaster" had already shown signs of breaking out before Cernunnos awakened.

The number of Mors throughout Britain has been increasing rapidly, the curse has been getting stronger, and even Melyucina awakened and became the Fire Disaster before Cernunnos awakened. Everything had quietly begun before and after the war, and Cernunnos' awakening only intensified it all.

In addition, the top combat forces in Britain are almost all concentrated in Camelot, where a war is underway. The clan leaders of the major clans have encountered Oberon's conspiracy, and all of them have suffered. When the "Great Disaster" broke out and all of Britain was buried by Morse's army, the goblins in the major cities could not organize any decent resistance.

Therefore, let alone less than half an hour, even less than twenty minutes would be enough for the goblins in major cities to either be assimilated by Morse or die on the battlefield. Even if a few lucky ones persisted, they would eventually be killed by fire and curse.

As a result, in this period of time that was unimaginably short compared to the entire history of Britain, almost all the fairies in Britain became extinct, and those that did not become extinct died suddenly in the wild.

This sinful country finally met the end it deserved.

Of course, Lige only learned about these things afterwards.

He had originally thought that given that goblins were generally much stronger than humans, it should not be possible for them to be exterminated so easily in less than half an hour. However, he had thought that they died much faster than he had imagined.

"That's right. Morse is the nemesis of goblins after all. Without sufficient strategy, those goblins will never be able to defeat Morse's army, not to mention the curse."

It can be said that when the "Great Disaster" broke out, at least half of the fairies in Britain were transformed into Morses on the spot and became enemies. The rest encountered the internal and external cooperation of the Morses army and could not form any effective resistance at all. They were easily exterminated. It is understandable.

Although Li Ge was surprised by this, he was not shocked.

When he decided to stand idly by and watch the end of Britain, and even planned to add fuel to the fire, the fate of the goblins was basically doomed.

In the original book, all the fairies in Britain were eventually extinct, including but not limited to Morgan, Altria, Melyucina, Bagster, Noknaree and even Habertlot.

Be they southern goblins or northern goblins, good or bad, they all died in the end. Only the Chaldean group survived as usual, successfully cut off the lossbelt, escaped from Britain, saved pan-human history, and won a great victory.

Now, although most of the fairies are still dead, at least a few fairies in the round table who agree with Percival's ideas have survived, the northern fairies have also survived, Morgan, Altria, Melyucina, Bagster, Noknaree and Habertlot are also still alive. This is already a very good ending.

At least, for Lige, this is a perfect ending.

However, even Lige did not expect that when he was fighting Cernunnos, Artoria and Morgan actually joined forces to fight Oberon and successfully defeated him.

Oberon Vortigern, this is the guy that Lige deliberately left to be dealt with last.

His true form is the Naraku worm that can destroy Britain. When Cernunnos is defeated, he will truly awaken and transform into a bottomless wormhole that can swallow everything, causing everything in the world to sink.

Because the Fantasy Tree has been drained dry by Morgan, and its magic has been used to revive Britain and summon fairies, the fairy country Britain has become a special Lostbelt, similar to a singularity. Unless everything rebels and history is restored, the British Lostbelt will not be cut off.

Taking this into consideration, Liger deliberately put Oberon at the end, hoping that he would awaken as the Naraku Worm, destroy everything, and make the British Lostbelt disappear.

As long as Oberon, who has transformed into the Naraku Worm, is defeated before the British Lostbelt completely disappears, pan-human history will not be affected. Even if Britain is destroyed at that time, the collapse phenomenon will not occur.

Who would have thought that while he defeated Cernunnos, Oberon was defeated by Morgan and Altria without awakening as the Naraku Worm.

Lige heard about this from Chaldea.

After Lige defeated Cernunnos and before he found Oberon, the Chaldeans who had successfully escaped from the battlefield also retreated to the Dimension Border Drilling Ship, boarded this aerial ship, returned to the battlefield, and came to greet Lige.

It was also at this time that Liger learned from Mashu and others that they had already welcomed Morgan and Altria back, and the two paradise fairies had also defeated the last enemy, Oberon Vortigern, and were now receiving treatment.

This incident surprised Lige.

Liger was not surprised that the two were able to defeat Oberon.

Before awakening as the Naraku Worm, no matter how strong Oberon was, it was limited. Not to mention encountering two Paradise Fairies joining forces, even if he faced Morgan alone, it was still unknown whether he could win, let alone the two of them joining forces.

However, Lige couldn't help but think divergently and had some doubts.

"Could this be the escape route that Morgan woman arranged in advance?"

It's no wonder that Lige would think this way. Morgan's obsession with Britain is too deep, and he can't help being so suspicious.

If we can defeat the allied forces and win the bet with Lige, then everything will be easy.

But if he loses and falls from the throne, he will have to conquer Oberon before Liger successfully conquers Cernunnos, to save Britain and prevent the British Lostbelt from being cut off.

Having such doubts, Liger wanted to ask Morgan, but the other party seemed to have anticipated Liger's actions in advance. He used the excuse of needing treatment and recuperation to live in one of the rooms in Chaldea and stayed there all the time.

"…The director is very opposed to it, but in order to avoid another conflict with Queen Morgan, we can only accept her request."

Mashu told Lige about this with a complicated expression.

Obviously, Chaldea did not want to accept the existence of Morgan, its original enemy, at the beginning.

But who can blame them for their strong fighting power? Once a battle breaks out, it is still possible for them to defeat the entire Chaldea.
With no other options, Chaldea had to temporarily accept Morgan and let her live in Storm Border.

Having been turned away, Li Ge finally decided not to force his way in.

After all, no matter what, the fairies in Britain are almost extinct. Even if the British Lostbelt is preserved, there will only be a desolate ruin and a charred land left. It is impossible for a country to be formed.

Even if all this was really Morgan's plan, she would not be able to revive Britain.

Even Noknalei lamented afterwards and told Lige that she was going to leave Britain with the northern fairies and head towards pan-human history.

"Britain is no longer suitable for living. For the sake of my people, I need to find a new home."

These are Noknalei’s original words, and it is also an extremely difficult thing to do.

You know, the current situation of pan-human history is not good. Not only has human logic been frozen, but the earth has also become a blank slate.

If Chaldea wants to restore human order to its original state and bring life back to the earth, she will have a lot of work to do in the future.

If the northern fairies want to truly settle in pan-human history, they must first assist Chaldea and help pan-human history regain the frozen human nature.

"Regarding this, we have already convinced Noknaree, Percival, and Bagster to agree to stay in Chaldea, continue the alliance with Chaldea, and fight together for the human principles of pan-human history."

Leonardo da Vinci told Liger this and seemed very happy.

It is undoubtedly a good thing to be able to gain such a strong reinforcement for Chaldea.

Lige didn't say anything about it, but he also persuaded Noknare to work with him to hunt out some of the stubborn northern elves, those traitors in the original book who were unfaithful to Noknare, and throw them into Britain, which had become a charred land and endless desert, to fend for themselves, and then just leave them alone.

Habertlot and Gareth are also interested in Chaldea and panhuman history, so they will stay in Chaldea and leave Britain.

Mashu, Da Vinci and Fujimaru Ritsuka were all happy about this.

However, there was one person who rejected Chaldea's invitation...

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The sky above the former site of the fairy kingdom Britain.

In the dusk sky, an all-white, very advanced, technologically advanced, streamlined aerial ship slowly flew here, heading towards the edge of the British Lostbelt.

[Storm Border], the dimensional border drilling ship on which Chaldea depends for survival, this aerial ship opened an invisible magic barrier to resist the howling wind in the sky and flew slowly.

"call--"

The howling wind from high in the sky blew onto the aerial battleship. After being blocked by the magic barrier, only a small part of it flowed in and blew onto the deck of the battleship.

"Shh!"

Lige's figure suddenly appeared here, as if falling from mid-air and landing on the deck.

Instead of admiring the scenery on the deck, he raised his eyes and looked to the front of the deck.

There, there was a figure standing facing the wind.

The wind lifted up her academic-style magician's robe and skirt, causing them to sway constantly.

Her long hair was tied up and fluttering in the wind, its color blending with the dusk in the sky.

The fairy girl holding the Staff of Selection seemed unaware of Liger's arrival. She stood quietly on the deck, looking ahead.

There is a desolate land and a horizon connecting the sky and the sea.

Li Ge watched silently for a while, then stepped forward.

"What are you doing in a place like this?"

This sounded harsh, but Li Ge said it in a relaxed tone.

Unfortunately, Altria did not answer this question.

"So this is what it feels like to look at Britain from here."

Altria just said this as if she was talking to herself.

"Aren't you fed up with this place yet?" Li Ge asked unceremoniously, "You're still reminiscing here?"

"...When you talk about the fairy kingdom, your words become very unpleasant." Altria was helpless. She glanced at Liger and said, "Britain has been destroyed and the fairies are almost extinct. Are you satisfied with this result?"

"What do you think?" Li Ge said without any emotion: "Don't tell me that your nice-to-you nature has taken effect again."

Obviously, she had never had a good day in Britain, but Britain fell, the fairies were almost extinct, and Altria's mood became very bad...

Li Ge also felt that it was enough.

"It's a done deal, don't talk about it anymore."

Li Ge changed the subject and stated his purpose.

"I heard that you plan to stay?"

(End of this chapter)