Tower of the End, Imprisoning Merlin

Morgan's reaction surprised many people.

There was something strange about this enchantress.

She clearly hated King Arthur deeply and had constantly sought ways to overthrow King Arthur's rule, displaying malice at every turn.

Yet at certain times, she also showed a side that cared for King Arthur.

She had been like this when King Arthur said in the Light Screen image not long ago that she was about to "die," and she was like this now, when King Arthur revealed that she had lost her humanity and given herself to the nation without regret.

With emotions this complicated, no one knew whether to call her a tsundere or a yandere.

In any case, people were discussing it fervently, and before long, some "little genius" on the internet posted a concluding statement.

"I get it now. As expected, the Kingdom of Camelot only has King fans and twisted King fans. Even those who hate King Arthur only do so because their love runs too deep and became warped."

That conclusion instantly received millions of likes and hundreds of thousands of shares, spreading rapidly.

At the same time, people realized just how much King Arthur had given for the Kingdom of Camelot.

This woman, still so beautiful, had truly devoted her entire life to her country and its people.

For Britannia, King Arthur had been like a Lord of Cinder in an eternal night, lighting herself ablaze to illuminate the world belonging to the people of Britannia.

Just as the Conqueror King had said, compared to most kings in the world, King Arthur was the Holy King least like a king. Rather than a "king," she was more like a saint who had dedicated her life to an ideal.

Even in the final moments of her life, she had continued to pave