The British Isles, the Holy Griffin Kingdom of Camelot...
In the original timeline of this demigod world on Earth, the retreat of the Mysteries, Merlin's own reckless meddling and inaction, the betrayal of traitors, and all the troubles of internal strife, external threats, and being abandoned by everyone meant that, amid all those uncontrollable factors, the Kingdom of Camelot should have fallen long ago. Some silly Saber-faced king, Artoria Pendragon, should have died in the Battle of Camlann, and her lingering, unwilling soul should have ended up in the Holy Grail system, right?
But—
What happened here was different from the original history, from the original timeline:
Thanks to the chaotic meddling and misguided help of a lawless, capricious, mischievous little girl who was incredibly powerful, whom nobody could do anything about, and who had even beaten Merlin so badly he didn't dare show his face, the original Kingdom of Camelot not only survived, but changed its name and became the powerful Holy Griffin Kingdom of Camelot.
And she'd also made a certain Saber-faced king, who'd originally disguised herself as a man, forcefully defeat the knights who'd taken part in drawing the sword and establish herself as the king of the Holy Griffin Kingdom of Camelot—as a woman, no less, and one who would never grow up. In just a few short years, she'd nearly united all of Britannia, a land still favored by the Mysteries!
As a result, under the rule of Artoria Pendragon, a Saber-faced queen who was practically cheating, and with the help of Grand Marshal Gilles de Rais and the female warrior saint Joan of Arc, who wielded a divinely bestowed spear bearing an iris banner, the kingdom had grown stronger and stronger. It was supported by the knights of other vassal states, whether willingly or