This place was a garden. It was morning now.
Sakura had made some preparations here, turning it into a temporary workshop.
Not far away, Artoria sat to one side, gazing into the distance.
Meanwhile, Archer sat on the roof in spirit form.
"Since Senpai had fallen unconscious, and this place is quite far from our side, I suggested that we find a nearby base of operations," Sakura said.
"I see. You've worked hard, Sakura."
Bai sat up.
"Senpai, it's fine. You can rest a little longer."
"I'm already fine." Bai stretched. "I used a great deal of magecraft earlier. It feels like my Magic Circuits have become smoother..."
"Is that so?" Sakura tilted her head.
"Bai."
Artoria had sensed that her Master was awake as well, and she walked over.
"Saber." Bai looked at Artoria too.
After understanding what she meant, Bai looked at Sakura. "Sakura, I have some information to exchange with Saber."
"I understand." Sakura stood up. "I won't let Tohsaka-senpai come over and get in the way."
Sakura left, leaving only the two of them behind.
"When I was first summoned, I think I mentioned that name..." Artoria said.
"Morgan," Bai said.
"Mm. I think you must have already learned my identity. There simply hadn't been a chance to explain it before." Artoria said, "I'm sorry. This was something I should have explained from the very beginning."
"No, it's nothing. I trust Saber's judgment," Bai said. "I see. If it was that person, then it's no wonder you were like that."
The legend of King Arthur was well known throughout the world.
And Morgan, who played the role of antagonist within it, was equally famous.
"But I'm not the person you think I am."
Even the Morgan Bai knew was not the Morgan known by the Artoria