Faced with Morgan's power, which had already been described as invincible, the people in the Light Screen who lacked such power should probably start considering whether to side with Morgan.
After all, the gap in strength was simply too absurd. When faced with an existence capable of "ruling over eternity alone," fighting her truly was not a good idea.
Oberon clearly understood this as well, so at this utterly awkward moment, he suddenly brought up the Child of Prophecy again. He said that what Morgan currently brought to the Land of Fairies was a tremendous calamity, but that if there was a Child of Prophecy, Morgan could be defeated.
Because the Child of Prophecy was the chosen existence of the entire Land of Fairies and would surely lead everyone to defeat Morgan.
Aurora did not object to this. After all, the Child of Prophecy was indeed something like a fixed mechanism of the Land of Fairies. Whenever a great calamity appeared, the Child of Prophecy would emerge and eliminate it.
If the Child of Prophecy was truly willing to oppose Morgan, then there was indeed a chance of defeating her.
However...
"Then where is the Child of Prophecy?" Aurora asked.
Oberon then revealed a very wicked smile. That smile made Artoria's delicate body tremble, and she hurriedly hid behind Cloud, displaying an attitude of "escaping may be shameful, but it works."
Unfortunately, Oberon had no intention of letting Artoria evade the matter. At that moment, he revealed the truth that Artoria was the Child of Prophecy, telling Aurora that Artoria was the Child of Prophecy.
This directly shocked Aurora, followed by doubt.
After all, Artoria was truly far too weak. The level of magical power in her body was inferior even to that of ordinary fairies, and in Aurora's eyes,