Last night, Lorelei performed a Servant summoning ritual, using a fragment of the Round Table used by the Round Table Conference to attempt to summon the legendary King Arthur. But when the ritual ended, a male knight appeared, claiming to be King Arthur.
King Arthur was a man?
No, impossible! King Arthur couldn't possibly be a boy!
Every Master who had survived the Holy Grail War said that King Arthur was a girl. That was beyond doubt, so this man claiming to be King Arthur had to be a fake!
Because the Holy Grail had fulfilled Artoria's wish, Artoria had successfully rewritten the past and become a true undefeated king, the ruler of Avalon. She was far stronger than before, and her legend and fame were no less than those of an exceptional Servant like the Golden Trio. That was why Lorelei had regarded King Arthur as her foremost choice of Servant and attempted to summon her.
But the King Arthur she had yearned for had been replaced by a male impostor. This man kept insisting that he was the genuine King Arthur, so after a little testing, Lorelei had decided Arthur was a liar, a despicable Servant. From last night until now, she had not shown him a pleasant face.
The main reason Arthur had concealed himself was because Lorelei disliked him. He could only stay out of her sight and avoid annoying her.
Arthur was also deeply frustrated over being called a "fake." He had never expected that his counterpart in another world would be a girl, and that her biography and legends would differ so greatly from his own. The main reason Lorelei was convinced he was an impostor was that the life story he recounted differed too much from the new version of The Legend of