"Perhaps this outcome was a good thing. But why did Barghest end up like this? It was such a pity."
Looking down from the ship at Barghest walking through Manchester, Shen Fei did not understand why things had become this way. But at least this meant no Goblins could migrate to Pan-Human History, avoiding certain problems that might have arisen later.
Chaldea had planned to transfer five hundred Goblins. That number was naturally insignificant compared to the human population of Pan-Human History, but considering the Mystery these Goblins possessed and their temperaments, they would definitely have caused quite a stir there.
After all, they were accustomed to the system of this Lostbelt, where humans were treated as slaves. That might have been acceptable in this Lostbelt, but it would not work in Pan-Human History. Conflict would have been unavoidable. Five hundred Goblins might not amount to much for Pan-Human History, but if they fought in a city, ordinary people would absolutely be caught up in it. These Goblins would not follow any principle of concealing Mystery.
Mash and Ritsuka would be saddened by the deaths of Manchester's Goblins, but Shen Fei would not. The only one he found regrettable was Barghest. She had sincerely wanted to protect the Goblins of Britain, but those Goblins had simply been too rotten.
Honestly, if Barghest's conviction had not been to protect Britain's Goblins, he really would have wanted to recruit her. She was powerful and had convictions of her own. Unfortunately, she had been dragged down by those Goblins.
"Grimm, Odin... Now that I think about it, Sanzang's appearance in the Sixth Singularity was rather interesting. Was she sent there by someone too?"
Shen Fei immediately set Barghest's matter aside and looked at Grimm beside him. His exchange with God Odin from the