In the Light Screen's footage, before the magnificent throne in Camelot's royal palace, Morgan faced the gathered fairies—fairies kneeling on the ground and trembling in fear. Holding a black staff, she spoke coldly, "Still the same few faces. Boring. Truly boring."
"I will not forgive you. I will not redeem you."
"Remember this well: every last inch of Britain belongs to me."
"Without my protection, the Land of Fairies will lose its 'tomorrow.'"
Her cruel words and aloof declaration terrified the fairies. They hurriedly responded to Morgan, proclaiming their loyalty and swearing eternal service to Her Majesty the Queen.
It certainly looked convincing enough, but after considering everything they had already seen about the Land of Fairies, people in the real world could only remark that loyalty here was truly beyond words. The entire Land of Fairies was filled with "loyal ministers and valiant generals," and for Morgan to rule such a country, even as a tyrant, could not have been easy.
Then, under such circumstances, Morgan had the clan chiefs begin speaking.
Everyone had assumed these speeches would be something like reports on state affairs, as though Morgan were holding a morning court.
Yet once the chiefs of the various clans opened their mouths, the people of the real world were left speechless.
Because this was not a morning court, nor was it a work report. They began digging up each other's dirt, mocking one another, and arguing, putting on an exceptionally fine imitation of a marketplace brawl. Countless people in the real world stared in dumbfounded disbelief.
What even was this?
Was this how Morgan governed her nation?
Although court assemblies in ancient feudal states inevitably involved arguments and commotion, no one had ever seen anything as absurd as the Land of Fairies.
Some fairies even started fighting