Though he wore a tattered gray cloak, the silver-white armor beneath it, that face more handsome and beautiful than most women's, his silver hair, and his twin-tail hairstyle...
No matter how one looked at it, this was Bedivere.
Moreover, this was not the Bedivere who had appeared during King Arthur's final years as both a human and a king. The Bedivere of that period already bore obvious traces of age and had the appearance of a genuine forty-year-old uncle.
Though he was an extremely handsome uncle.
The Bedivere who had appeared here, however, looked like a man in his twenties—the kind of Bedivere who could turn plenty of straight men gay.
Of course, if he had manifested as a Servant, it was only natural for him to retain a youthful appearance, just as the other Knights of the Round Table who had appeared all took the forms they had possessed at the peak of their lives.
But why was Bedivere using Lucius's name to deceive Fujimaru Tachibana and the others?
What exactly was Bedivere planning? And were his baffling actions as a human related to the other Knights of the Round Table?
Honestly, it was impossible to understand. After all, Bedivere was a knight renowned in history and legend for his righteousness and loyalty, a man who had devoted his entire life to serving two generations of Camelot's kings.
To this knight, the identity of a Knight of the Round Table was both a duty and the highest honor. There should have been absolutely no reason for him to conceal it.
And...
That voice was indeed identical to the person who had spoken with Merlin in the sea of flowers not long ago!
So, the mysterious knight who had spoken with Merlin in the sea of flowers really had been