The Fairy Tale of Destruction

Fairy Lostbelt—a Lostbelt dominated by fairies.

As the Light Screen footage reached this point, people could not help but think of the Fairy Queen who had been mentioned many times in the earlier footage.

That Fairy Queen was Morgan, and now that the Light Screen footage had progressed this far, many people suddenly understood. They believed that the present Morgan le Fay had gone to the Fairy Lostbelt and become its Fairy Queen.

It was a reasonable guess. Judging by the story the Light Screen footage had shown so far, that development was indeed highly possible.

Yet it also raised even more questions.

The first was that the Land of Fairies mentioned earlier was located in the Inner Sea of the Planet, not in some Lostbelt.

Of course, it was possible that those Lostbelts had all been placed within the Inner Sea of the Planet. The question was just how vast the Inner Sea of the Planet had to be to contain so many Lostbelts.

Taken literally, the Inner Sea of the Planet was a world inside the planet, and people had always assumed that was what it meant.

After all, theories about a world at the Earth's core had emerged many years ago, and quite a few people had studied them.

After the Light Screen footage appeared, the number of scholars researching that theory increased exponentially. The concept of the Inner Sea of the Planet was simply too enticing. It was a place even gods visited, so it surely held the secret to immortality.

Even the mere possibility was enough for wealthy elites to pour enormous resources into it. And where there was money, naturally there would be people researching such things.

Besides the speculation that Lostbelts existed within the Inner Sea of the Planet, there were also