Should they go?
After giving it some thought, everyone decided to make contact.
No matter what they chose to do in the future, there was no harm in making contact first. Theresa especially carried quite a psychological burden after interacting with Salisbury's humans, because the humans here gave her the feeling that they were "not human."
Every one of them simply accepted being used as tools. As a proper human, Theresa found that utterly unacceptable.
If her strength had not been reduced to less than one percent and she had not been completely powerless to act, Theresa might even have launched an uprising on the spot, raising the banner of "freedom" to resist the fairies and liberate humanity.
Make no mistake—Theresa was absolutely capable of doing something like that.
As for Su Yun, he offered no opinions or comments about Salisbury's humans.
Yet deep down, Su Yun had never regarded the humans of the Land of Fairies as his own kind. Yes, from the very first moment he saw them, he had instinctively understood that these humans were completely different from him—or rather, completely different from the humans of the main world. They could even be considered two separate species.
That feeling was simply too horrifying. Even Su Yun had been startled by it, so he had never mentioned it to anyone else.
As for Artoria, seeing that both Theresa and Su Yun intended to go, she naturally agreed to accompany them.
As a Servant, Tristan naturally went wherever his Master went.
And so, everyone's itinerary was finalized.
Having decided what to do, the group followed the human servants arranged by Coral toward the "ranch" in western Salisbury.
Along the way, those human servants complained nonstop. They were clearly displeased with the group, their attitudes filled with resentment and disgust,