The scenery of Norwich inevitably reminded people of the former Holy Britannian Empire, the empire on which the sun never set during the Age of Exploration.
Although the Holy Britannian Empire no longer possessed the invincible might it had in its heyday, countless people still looked back on it with nostalgia.
In any case, the spiritual Britannians were just like Roman Empire nostalgists—they were moved to tears.
Then, within the Light Screen footage, Oberon once again displayed his astonishing social network. He actually knew Spriggan, the lord of Norwich, and even had connections and channels through him.
It made people wonder who Oberon did not know. The Fairy Lords under Queen Morgan all seemed to have some sort of connection to this troublemaker.
Spriggan was a fairy with golden hair, a golden beard, and pointed ears. Dressed in an opulent black robe, he exuded aristocratic refinement, as well as a merchant's shrewdness and cunning. A faint smile rested on his face, making him seem like a born capitalist.
Judging by his appearance, he looked more like a fairy of the Wind Clan than one of the Earth Clan, except that he lacked the Wind Clan's wings.
Without a doubt, he was an exceptionally shrewd fairy.
Then, through Cloud's perspective, people discovered another mystery: Spriggan was not actually this fairy's true name. His real name was "Caperus."
Even that name was extremely indistinct, seeming illusory and false, as though it might vanish at any moment.
Still, whatever his real name might have been, here, the chieftain of the Earth Clan and lord of Norwich was called Spriggan. When speaking with the group, he was neither especially friendly nor particularly distant.
His attitude was that of a merchant discussing business as business. He had clear interests to pursue, and he treated his