Chapter Summaries

Morgan and Saigō reaffirmed their bond, and Morgan asked him to find Bávan Shí, the kind fairy she had repeatedly failed to save. Saigō promised to search for her while Morgan remained bound to the throne that protected Britain.

• Morgan removed her veil and invited Saigō to fulfill his duties as her husband in the royal hall.
• Morgan told Saigō that she had spent four thousand years trying to please him and asked him never to force her to choose between him and Britain; Saigō promised to remain at her side.
• Saigō explained that Morgan could not leave the throne room because she was using the throne to protect Britain and suppress the Great Calamity, and he promised to free her in two thousand years.
• Morgan told Saigō how Bávan Shí had been abused and killed in past lives despite her kindness, and how Morgan had repeatedly arrived too late to save her.
• Saigō promised to search for Bávan Shí, and Morgan asked him to tell her to become crueler so she could survive among Britain's fairies.

Saigō left Camelot with Melusine to search for Bávan Shí, while Morgan watched their journey through her Water Mirror Magecraft. Before they departed, Saigō warned Melusine against trusting fairies and persuaded her that his controlling advice came from love.

• Morgan said she would educate Bávan Shí and teach her to survive without losing her kindness, while Saigō promised to find her.
• At the ball, Saigō danced with Melusine, praised her dancing, and warned her that fairies might betray her despite their flattery.
• Saigō urged Melusine to distrust fairies and insisted that his demands were for her own good; Melusine believed him.
• Saigō invited Melusine to leave Camelot with him, and she agreed to accompany him across Britain.
• Morgan used her Water Mirror Magecraft to watch Saigō and Melusine leave Camelot in a carriage to search for Bávan Shí.
• When Melusine asked where they were going, Saigō claimed destiny would guide them to their destination.

Bávan Shí was beaten and mutilated by villagers who accused her of killing their human slave, and she feared dying before she could meet Lord Ash again. Melusine arrived to save her, and Saigō ordered Melusine to execute the villagers, leaving their lives to be taken as payment for a century of taxes.

• The villagers near Bradford accused Bávan Shí of killing their human slave and beat her brutally.
• As the villagers prepared to kill her, Bávan Shí recalled past lives of suffering and the kindness of Lord Ash and Lord Zarathustra.
• Melusine arrived in a burst of lightning and drove the villagers away from Bávan Shí.
• The villagers tried to flatter Melusine and offered to kill Bávan Shí, not understanding her anger.
• Saigō ordered Melusine to execute every villager and use their lives to cover a hundred years of taxes.
• Melusine drew her claw-sword and charged the terrified villagers.

Saigō saved the gravely injured Bávan Shí with the Power of the Good God, then took her and Melusine to Gloucester. After killing a hostile Wind Clan fairy and arranging care for Bávan Shí, Melusine vowed to protect her like a younger sister.

• Melusine killed the fairies who had tortured Bávan Shí and burned their village after Saigō ordered her to leave none alive.
• Saigō used the Power of the Good God to heal Bávan Shí, who fell asleep from exhaustion.
• Saigō and Melusine carried Bávan Shí to Gloucester, where the fairies feared and resented Saigō for Morgan’s corvée labor policy.
• Saigō killed an Aurora-supporting Wind Clan fairy and turned her vitality into blood to nourish Bávan Shí.
• Melusine resolved to protect Bávan Shí’s kindness, and Saigō sent Melusine to find a Weaving Fairy to make her new clothes.

Saigō cared for Bávan Shí after rescuing her and began teaching her how to survive without losing her kindness. As Melusine prepared to take Bávan Shí to Camelot to meet Morgan, Bávan Shí worried that the queen would not let a lowly country fairy live there.

• Bávan Shí woke in an inn and remembered Saigō from fragments of her previous lives.
• Saigō gave Bávan Shí fairy blood to drink and taught her to restrain her instincts while standing up to cruelty.
• Melusine returned after finding a Weaving Fairy and told Bávan Shí that her clothes would be ready in several days.
• Bávan Shí spent several happy days with Saigō and Melusine, free from the abuse she had suffered before.
• Melusine promised to protect Bávan Shí in Camelot and instructed her to use the name Lancelot outside.
• Bávan Shí asked whether Morgan would allow her to live in Camelot.

Saigō brought Bávan Shí to Camelot, where Morgan welcomed her and made her a daughter and heir to the fairy kingdom. Morgan gave her the bestowed name Fairy Knight Tristan, leaving Bávan Shí stunned by her sudden new status.

• Saigō told Bávan Shí that Morgan was the Savior Ash she had long sought, and Melusine reassured her before they traveled to Camelot.
• Melusine helped Bávan Shí put on the crimson dress made by Habertrot, and Saigō praised her appearance before taking her to meet Morgan.
• Morgan told Bávan Shí that Saigō and Melusine liked her and asked her to become her daughter.
• Morgan declared Bávan Shí her daughter and an heir to the fairy kingdom, then bestowed on her the name Fairy Knight Tristan.

Saigō taught Bávan Shí to judge fairies by their good and evil deeds, while Morgan entrusted her education to him. Over two thousand years of Morgan’s reign, Britain changed through wars and calamities, and the chapter ended with the Mirror Clan finding and abandoning a baby at sea.

• Morgan worried that Bávan Shí’s new status would expose her to Britain’s malicious fairies, so Saigō took charge of her education and promised to teach her to distinguish good from evil.
• Saigō showed Bávan Shí the slaughter in Camelot’s arena and taught her to punish evil fairies while protecting and helping the good.
• Morgan conquered the Six Great Clans, established the Fairy Kingdom, and began ruling Britain as Queen of Winter.
• The Wing and Fang Clans nearly destroyed each other, King of Mores attacked Camelot, and the Caterpillar War brought new Fairy Knights and further calamity.
• Nocktnaerel was born, and Einchel’s Mirror Clan found a baby near Orkney before throwing it back into the sea.

The chapter recounted how the Mirror Clan’s repentance and resistance rumors fueled opposition to Queen Morgan, while Artoria, a new Paradise Fairy, arrived in Britain unwilling to fulfill her mission. In Queen's Calendar 2017, Morgan prepared to confront the Great Calamity with seventy-two Holy Spears, and Saigō agreed to destroy the Greek Lostbelt as her allies awaited him outside the throne room.

• Einchel’s suicide and supposed prophecy sparked rumors that Queen Morgan’s rule would collapse, and the Mirror Clan later earned her forgiveness and the right to enter Camelot.
• After the Fang Clan raided Orkney, the Mirror Clan held out until three Fairy Knights arrived, and Chief Woodworth punished the rebels; Einchel’s descendant was then named Fairy Knight Gareth.
• Artoria, a wounded Paradise Fairy sent to eliminate Morgan, resolved that she would rather join Morgan than carry out Paradise’s mission.
• Morgan revealed that she had prepared seventy-two Holy Spears to destroy the Horned God and the Insect of the Abyss, but refused to waste them on the other Lostbelts.
• Saigō warned Morgan that the leader of The Hidden planned to use the Greek Fantasy Tree to overwrite Human History, and Morgan assigned him to destroy the Greek Lostbelt.
• Saigō left Morgan’s audience chamber and found Fairy Knight Lancelot, Fairy Knight Tristan, Fairy Knight Gwalchmei, and Fairy Knight Gareth waiting outside.

Saigō met Barghest, Gareth, Melusine, and Bávan Shí in Camelot and announced that he would leave Britain with Melusine on business tied to the island’s safety. Before departing, he accompanied Bávan Shí to Darlington, where the residents warmly welcomed them.

• Barghest reported that she had led Morgan’s knights in suppressing rebel strongholds, while Gareth explained that she had joined her to gain battlefield experience.
• Bávan Shí showed Saigō her high heels, and he told Melusine to prepare to leave Britain with him.
• Barghest, Gareth, and Bávan Shí offered to join Saigō, but he refused and said they could defend Britain when its enemies arrived.
• Bávan Shí persuaded Saigō to visit her territory in Darlington before he left, and she used Water Mirror to take him there.
• Darlington’s residents greeted Bávan Shí and Saigō warmly, offering food, clothes, shoes, and other gifts.

Bávan Shí welcomed Saigō to Darlington, reflected on the city she had built for its fairies, and confessed her love for him despite her devotion to Morgan. After spending the night with Saigō, she worried that she had betrayed her mother, while Melusine was shown praying before a mysterious symbol in Camelot.

• Bávan Shí greeted Darlington’s residents and brought Saigō to the lord’s manor, where Coral welcomed them and spoke about her new life managing the city.
• Bávan Shí reassured Coral that she forgave her for past behavior while serving Aurora, and Coral thanked Bávan Shí and Saigō for giving her a chance to atone.
• Bávan Shí told Saigō that she loved him as Morgan did and struggled with her desire for him because she feared betraying her mother.
• After Saigō left, Bávan Shí woke alone, worried Morgan might be angry, and decided she could outdo Melusine.
• Melusine knelt in her palace in Camelot and silently prayed before a mysterious symbol.

After Melusine received the Halloween Queen's Gift and became Albion itself, Saigō took her from Britain to the Greek Region. They appeared above Olympus during the battle between Chaldea and Zeus, leaving both sides startled by the dragon and the human standing on her back.

• Melusine's prayers brought the Halloween Queen's Gift, which removed the Great Calamity within her and gave her Albion's true power.
• Saigō and Melusine departed Britain, flew across the world, and entered the Greek Region by converting themselves into spiritrons.
• At Olympus, Romulus fought Zeus while Kirschtaria and Caenis watched and discussed Chaldea's role in Kirschtaria's plan.
• Melusine appeared above the Grand Temple, and her immense magical energy drew the attention of Zeus, Romulus, and Chaldea.
• Ritsuka Fujimaru and Mash prepared for a possible enemy, while Holmes speculated about the dragon and noticed Saigō standing on her back.

Saigō and Melusine attacked Zeus and the Fantasy Tree in the Greek Lostbelt, while Romulus wounded Zeus and Saigō launched a holy spear from Britain. The spear’s nature as the Tower of the End was revealed as it bore down on the Fantasy Tree.

• Chaldea identified the giant dragon as the Dragon of Albion and learned that it had arrived from another Lostbelt.
• Saigō judged Zeus weakened, and Melusine fired an EX-rank dragon breath at the Fantasy Tree.
• Zeus intercepted Melusine’s attack, and Romulus used the opening to badly wound Zeus with his spear.
• Saigō summoned the holy spear from Camelot, while Morgan watched it launch from Britain.
• Ritsuka and Mash recognized the spear as the Tower of the End, whose removal from Earth would disrupt physical laws and threaten life.

Kirschtaria blocked Morgan's Rending Spear with his Human Order Safeguard Celestial Sphere, but then lost his connection to the stars as they were polluted by an unknown force. Saigō revealed that the corruption was Humanity's Final Trial, then sent another Rending Spear toward the wounded Zeus, who charged to defend Olympus.

• Kirschtaria used Human Order Safeguard Celestial Sphere to meet Morgan's Rending Spear, and their collision tore open the Tower of the End's curtain before it repaired itself.
• Da Vinci realized the holy spears were grand magecraft and considered whether Chaldea could use them against the Alien God.
• Kirschtaria discovered that the stars he had linked together were going dark, while Caenis rushed to his side.
• Kirschtaria sensed the stars being polluted and devoured, and Saigō explained that the force was Gaia Hypothesis, Humanity's Final Trial.
• Saigō summoned another Rending Spear toward the wounded Zeus, who charged at it and vowed to protect Olympus.

Zeus died after spending his remaining power to destroy Morgan’s holy spear, and he warned Kirschtaria that the Celestial Fortress might destroy Earth. Chaldea learned that a contaminating source was spreading from Britain, while Saigō turned to face a stellar-level presence approaching through a rift in the sky.

• Zeus used his last reserves to destroy Morgan’s holy spear, then entrusted the Fantasy Tree to Kirschtaria before dissolving into spiritual light.
• Caenis and Peroroncino stood with Kirschtaria as Saigō and Melusine faced Chaldea’s group.
• Da Vinci told Ritsuka Fujimaru, Mash, and Holmes that Britain’s storms had stopped and a source leaking from the island threatened to erase everything else on Earth.
• Romulus offered to fight for Chaldea, while Kirschtaria questioned Saigō about Beryl Gut and learned that Britain was more dangerous than he had imagined.
• Saigō sensed a stellar-level existence approaching, and a gigantic rift opened across the sky above the Greek Lostbelt.

Chaos emerged from a spacetime rift and began consuming Earth, forcing Chaldea and Kirschtaria to confront the threat. Saigō instead ordered Melusine to attack them, then revealed an incarnation of disorder whose presence stunned everyone.

• Chaos appeared as a star-like celestial fortress and began extracting Earth's matter, threatening to destroy the planet.
• Kirschtaria called for Chaldea and Saigō to work together against Chaos, but Saigō said he would face the fortress himself.
• Saigō ordered Melusine to attack Chaldea and Kirschtaria, prompting Caenis, Romulus, and Mash to defend their allies.
• Caenis and Romulus fought Melusine while Chaos continued drawing Earth's surface toward itself.
• Saigō summoned his incarnation of disorder, the Shadow of Disorder, the Destiny of Chaos, and Caenis reacted in shock at its power.

Saigō destroyed Chaos by summoning a phantom of his Third Rank chaotic incarnation, then revealed that his power was tied to Zoroastrianism. Chaldea and Kirschtaria accepted that they could not defeat him, though they had not yet given up fighting.

• Saigō's phantom overwhelmed Chaos by erasing the laws and order it needed to survive, and Chaos exploded and vanished in an unknown spacetime.
• Holmes identified the phantom as a demon of Zoroastrianism from another world, while Kirschtaria and the others recognized its connection to All the World's Evil.
• Saigō declared the battle resolved and explained that his power was connected to Zoroastrianism, a major religion spanning the multiverse.
• Melusine returned to Saigō, while Romulus and Caenis watched him with fear and despair over the impossible enemies they had faced.
• Kirschtaria and Peroroncino joked bitterly about their predicament, while Ritsuka Fujimaru lost hope and Mash struggled to reassure her.
• Saigō observed that Chaldea and the others had little will to fight left.

Saigō spared Chaldea and Kirschtaria’s group, urged them to go to Britain, and hinted that he and Mash had met in the past. He then began bringing the Greek Lostbelt to an end as five stars shone in the sky.

• Saigō told Ritsuka Fujimaru and Kirschtaria that his actions had helped them, and Ritsuka admitted that he had aided Chaldea.
• Saigō discussed Ritsuka’s potential as a savior and revealed that Beryl Gut’s memories had shown him details about Chaldea and Mash.
• Saigō suggested that he already knew Mash from a past encounter, and Holmes deduced that a future event might separate Mash from Ritsuka and send Mash back in time.
• Saigō told Chaldea to go to Britain, warned that Britain’s curse could destroy the world, and promised not to attack them for now.
• Saigō rose into the sky, snapped his fingers, and caused five distant stars to shine as he began ending the Greek Lostbelt.

Saigō destroyed the mature Fantasy Tree and badly wounded the Alien God, then named himself Zarathustra and challenged humanity to come to the British Lostbelt. Kirschtaria revealed his plan to turn humanity into gods, abandoned it after his defeat, and Chaldea invited him to join them as a guest.

• Romulus restrained himself from confronting Saigō after Ritsuka called out to him, and Saigō's five Holy Lances struck the Fantasy Tree.
• The Fantasy Tree was destroyed, and the wounded Alien God emerged in Olga Marie's form before fleeing.
• Saigō identified himself as Zarathustra and announced that he would await humanity in the British Lostbelt.
• Holmes and Kirschtaria recognized that the Alien God had intended to use the Fantasy Tree to create a body, while Kirschtaria admitted his plan would have served the Alien God.
• Kirschtaria explained that he had wanted to turn humanity into gods, but said he would no longer pursue the plan and agreed to focus on the British Lostbelt.
• Holmes suggested that Chaldea welcome Kirschtaria as a guest, and Ritsuka and Mash reacted with joy.

After the Greek Lostbelt vanished, Chaldea accepted Kirschtaria and the other Hidden as allies against Zarathustra. Shion revealed that contamination spreading from the Isle of Britain could trigger the normally inevitable Steel Earth, and Chaldea prepared to investigate Britain.

• Ritsuka and Mash grieved briefly over the Greek Lostbelt’s people before resolving to continue saving Pan-Human History.
• Kirschtaria promised Goldolf that he and the Hidden meant Chaldea no harm, and Goldolf approved their temporary cooperation under his authority.
• Shion reported that the curse spreading from the Isle of Britain contained an unknown contamination that could bring about Steel Earth by corroding the planet.
• Shion speculated that Zarathustra might represent Steel Earth, while Holmes cautioned her that the idea lacked evidence.
• Da Vinci reminded the group that Britain was their destination and that they had only a few days to rest before investigating it.

Chaldea analyzed the mysterious figure’s Zoroastrian powers and prepared to confront Morgan in the Britain Lostbelt, while Saigō and Melusine returned to Britain. Saigō reassured Melusine about Morgan and hinted that her identity as the Dragon of Albion would soon bring her great power.

• Goldolf asked about Daybit, and Kirschtaria explained that Daybit remained sealed in the South American Lostbelt while the Alien God had been gravely weakened by pollution.
• Da Vinci connected the mysterious figure’s powers to Zoroastrianism, and Holmes concluded that the being might be an evil god beyond their understanding.
• Holmes identified Morgan as the likely ruler of the Britain Lostbelt and told Chaldea to research her before their departure.
• Ritsuka asked why Romulus remained in the present world, and Romulus said humanity might have allowed him to stay because of the crisis.
• Saigō and Melusine flew back toward Britain, where Saigō promised to help Morgan preserve the land and told Melusine that embracing the name Albion would bring her immense benefits.