Lostbelt and Fairy Lostbelt (1st update, 5K characters)

Morgan le Fay's split personality was truly beyond words.

This so-called twisted King Arthur fanatic was equally indescribable.

In the Light Screen footage, Merlin and Morgan le Fay's exchange had been extremely unpleasant. Though Merlin's attitude remained gentle and he did not use any harsh words, there was always a strangely sarcastic undertone to him that was infuriating to hear.

Morgan le Fay, meanwhile, found Merlin utterly unbearable, looking at him as if he were guilty of some monstrous crime. With both of them speaking in such a manner, there was naturally no chance of reaching any conclusion.

However, amid this confrontational exchange, although Morgan le Fay did not answer Merlin's initial question—when she had merged with Vivien, the fairy—she exposed another matter concerning Merlin.

That matter was that Merlin had foreseen Britain's future from the very beginning and had known that Britain would suffer disaster. Yet he had merely observed. Though he had offered help, he had only done so as someone supposedly unaware of what was to come, never mentioning the disasters that would happen in the future.

As a result, King Arthur had only ever learned of each crisis when it arrived.

That had been the case with the previous crises, and it had also been the case with the Battle of Camlann.

When speaking of the Battle of Camlann, Morgan le Fay even let out a hysterical roar. "Merlin, you clearly knew the Battle of Camlann would happen! You clearly knew Mordred would rebel! Why didn't you make it clear? Why didn't you tell Arthur the truth?"

"Why? Why didn't you stop me?"

By the time she spoke those final words, Morgan le Fay's voice had turned hoarse, revealing endless regret and pain.

It had to be said that this question struck straight at the soul—not