People did not understand Morgan's actions. Just as they could only see the side of the Land of Fairies currently visible to them, they could only make guesses based on the clues at hand.
Yet whether those guesses came from malice or goodwill, people felt that the Land of Fairies' true circumstances carried a powerful sense of incongruity, as though they were completely disconnected from reality.
Of course, only a portion of particularly observant people felt that way. Most did not have such unusual emotions; they simply let their imaginations run wild with speculation and contributed Fantasy Power.
There was also one thing people remembered: the "Child of Prophecy."
The last person called the Child of Prophecy had been Naruto, the Savior of the Ninja World.
In the Land of Fairies, the "Child of Prophecy" had already appeared before this—within Artoria's dream, where it had referred to Artoria herself.
Previously, no one knew what mission the so-called Child of Prophecy was meant to undertake. They had only felt that it sounded incredibly impressive. Now, based on the information revealed so far, they learned that the Child of Prophecy had appeared more than once in the Land of Fairies.
Each of the Children of Prophecy who had appeared throughout the ages had borne the mission of saving the Land of Fairies.
It certainly sounded lofty.
Yet some people found it deeply strange, and that feeling stemmed from the concept of "multiple times." It was as though the Child of Prophecy was merely a disposable tool specifically meant to resolve great calamities.
Moreover, the so-called Child of Prophecy was clearly not always the same person. Like the "heroes" in many fantasy novels, one was born every so often—if nothing else, judging by Artoria's extremely girlish demeanor and rather ordinary strength, she did