In the legends of King Arthur in Celtic Mythology, there was a detailed account of King Arthur's passing.
This was also what had been mentioned earlier when Bedivere was first encountered.
"King Arthur ordered Bedivere, the first and final knight, to take his holy sword to the lake where the Lady of the Lake dwelled, cast the holy sword into the lake, and return it to the stars. Yet because Bedivere could not bear to do so and was overcome with grief, he brought the holy sword back both times before, failing to return it. It was only on the third attempt that he finally cast the holy sword into the lake."
Thus, King Arthur, who had been unable to die because of the holy sword's protection, was finally freed from having to endure further pain and peacefully fell into slumber.
This was the end of King Arthur's legend, and the greatest glory of the knight Bedivere's life.
Because of this, as the final knight who guarded the king at his death, Bedivere had become highly renowned and known throughout the world.
However, that referred to the development of normal human history.
Now that the Human Order had been incinerated, human history had also been distorted. The seven "Holy Grails" created by the King of Magecraft had run rampant in different eras, leading to the emergence of the Seven Singularities and drastically altering the correct course of history.
And this was not something that had gone entirely unreflected.
Who could have known?
Under the influence of the Human Order's incineration, a highly famous myth had deviated from its original course.
That myth was none other than the final moments of King Arthur.
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