Looking at Morgan standing in the Jade Throne Hall...
Reiger, who was high in the sky pondering whether to descend directly, suddenly raised an eyebrow.
"Whooshââ"
In Camelot below, a white meteor suddenly shot upwards at an astonishing speed, heading straight for the sky.
The sound of breaking through the air roared like thunder, the extreme speed carrying with it an extreme amount of energy, making the meteor rush towards Reiger with terrifying momentum.
"Boom!"
Soon, a rumble echoed in the sky.
As the white meteor struck Reiger who stood in mid-air, a shockwave-like blast spread outwards, blowing away the clouds.
"What happened?"
"What was that?"
"Just now, that was..."
Such a remarkable commotion naturally couldnât go unnoticed.
In Camelot, the fairies who were occupied with their own activities looked up one after another, bewildered, gazing up at the sky and plunging into a chatter.
Of course, they werenât panicked, nor were they flustered; instead, they appeared as though encountering an amusing spectacle to break the monotony, each displaying an excited expression.
It was the expression of those who felt no satisfaction with the current peace and tranquility, but rather yearned for chaos, desired upheaval, wished for an end to their mundane daily lives.
Evidently, even after more than a month had passed, the fairies of this Fairy Country still appeared eager to disrupt the world.
This was naturally reasonable.
To the fairies who could already live for an exceptionally long time without a doubt, a monthâs time was exceedingly brief.
Thousands, tens of thousands of years have gone by, yet the fairiesâ inherent malevolence remained unchanged, let alone the mere course of a month which could never effect any change in them.
Thus, after realizing that something was happening in Camelot, some fairies were surprised, some delighted, and even some rushed towards the palace with the intention of doing something.
In this situation, Morgan, who witnessed everything firsthand, remained calm and expressionless, lost in her thoughts.
The air currents in the mid-air slowly calmed at this point, revealing the scene at the collisionâs center under the sunlight once more.
Reiger stood there unscathed; not a step taken, not even his clothes were slightly torn.
He took that hit without moving, not even changing his expression.
"Eh?"
A cold yet slightly childish voice of surprise reached Reigerâs ears.
"Didnât hit?"
The true form of the white meteor appeared under the sunlight, entering Reigerâs view.
Her long silver-white hair, resembling a galaxy, and her petite, delicate figure clad in maneuverable blue armor, with sword-sheathed arm guards from which blades formed by Magic Power protruded, aimed at Reiger but oddly stalled in mid-air, unable to advance even slightly.
Gazing at the girlâs delicate and beautiful face at close range, which seemed beyond earthly charm, Reiger seemed to finally react, lightly lifting his eyes.
"Lancelot?"
Reiger spoke calmly.
"This greeting is certainly rough, not quite in your style."
While saying this, Reiger neither counterattacked nor dodged, but continued to stand there, allowing Lancelot to point her sword at him.
This action caused the renowned Dragon Fairy, labeled the most beautiful fairy in the Fairy Country, to frown lightly, acknowledging with reluctance that she couldnât harm Reiger, and retreated, distancing herself from him.
"Iâm merely fulfilling my duty as an Elf Knight." Lancelot stared intently at Reiger, stating, "But you, disappearing for over a month without reason, suddenly returning at this moment and approaching like this from the sky, what exactly are you up to?"
As Morganâs most formidable Elf Knight, Lancelot also received word and heard about Reiger being struck along with "Calamity" by Queen Morganâs [Water Mirror] in Norwich, sending them back to the past era.
Originally, she thought that Reiger would never return, feeling rather regretful.
After all, she hadnât truly settled a score with this human warrior in front of her.
Gawain had already lost to him, Bawan Xi, who had regained her true name, had already perished at his hands, even Woodworth had been successfully defeated by him. Only she... had not yet settled a score with him.
To her surprise, at this juncture, he actually returned.
If it were in normal times, Lancelot thought she might feel elated.
Unfortunately... it was at this specific timing.
Thinking of "that personâs" impending actions, Lancelot felt Reigerâs return now was truly untimely.
If anything went wrong, it could potentially affect "that personâs" plans.
With this in mind, Lancelotâs gaze towards Reiger grew complex, even faintly murderous.
Then, this trace of killing intent was caught by Reiger.
"Whatâs wrong?" Reiger looked at Lancelot meaningfully, saying, "You really donât want to see me?"