Over the next few days, the unrest throughout Britain began to grow increasingly apparent.
Nokturna, who had been traveling between Londinium and Edinburgh through Riezel's Gate, met with Percival and everyone in the Round Table Army. With Chaldea acting as intermediary, they formally forged an alliance and began carrying out the plan they had discussed beforehand.
The northern fairies of the Royal Clan began assembling into a vast regular army. Setting out from Edinburgh, they marched south, clearing out the Mors that blocked their path as they advanced toward Camelot in central Britain. Three days later, they successfully reached the northern border, openly placing Camelot under the pressure of a massive army.
In contrast, the Round Table Army also set out from Londinium and marched north. They likewise reached the southern border three days later, arriving before Camelot's boundary line.
Ordinarily, compared to the Royal Clan that controlled the entirety of northern Britain, it should not have been easy for the Round Table Army to advance all the way to Camelot's outskirts.
After all, to get from Londinium to Camelot, the Round Table Army had to pass between Oxford and Norwich, cross the plains, then pass through the Great Cave before reaching Camelot.
Oxford was Fang Clan territory, while Norwich belonged to the Earth Clan. Both were fairy clans subordinate to the Queen, and on Camelot's other side lay Salisbury and Gloucester, where the Wind Clan and Wing Clan resided.
If the Round Table Army departed from Londinium and marched north, there was no way they could conceal their movements from the scouts stationed in those four places before reaching Camelot.
Thus, logically speaking, the Round Table Army should have faced endless difficulties on its way to Camelot, suffering obstruction and even ambushes from the four great clans of Wind,