In the real world, people were engaged in heated discussion.
About the fairies' situation, about the atmosphere surrounding them.
The internet had now entered full-blown argument mode.
The main reason was that the fairies' attitudes toward Yun and the others differed far too greatly from their attitude toward the nameless fairy.
Toward Yun and the others, they had been like the kind fairies from fairy tales—warm and generous, brimming with goodwill, harmonious and lovely, with plenty of food and drink provided. No matter how one looked at it, it was like a fairy tale come to life.
Especially after learning that this village was a gathering place for unfortunate fairies, such powerful goodwill became all the more precious, giving people the illusion of a fairy-tale beauty.
Yet the fairies showed an entirely different face toward the nameless fairy. After a banquet attended by so many people had left behind such a huge mess, they expected one nameless fairy to deal with it all. Their attitude was also extremely vile, as though they were using the girl as a slave.
With such an attitude, they were worlds apart from how they treated Yun and Artoria. It was hard to imagine they were even the same group of fairies.
Kindness and malice—these two starkly contrasting things appeared within the same group of intelligent beings, displaying a tremendous sense of division that made people deeply uncomfortable.
Yet because it had truly happened, people had no choice but to believe it.
Why did something like this happen?
People in the real world could not help raising that question.
Then, people with keen instincts, like Artoria in the real world, had already sensed a powerful wrongness from the fairies. A dreadful premonition had begun to rise in their hearts.
In the Light Screen footage,