Earthquake and tsunami

Sunlight streamed down from the sky, and the dark clouds that had lingered over Norwich for months finally dispersed. Although many Mors were still stirring, they were quickly surrounded and hunted by the organized Fang Clan.

Standing on the shore, looking back, the sunlight shines on this iron city, adding a touch of fairytale charm.

Upon seeing this, the Queen of Winter revealed a smile, a genuine smile that no one had ever seen before. However, it was only for a moment, disappearing like a rainbow after the rain.

She sheathed her staff and sword, turned, and prepared to head towards the Vault Castle where Bai Mo and the others were. Watching the occasional Fang Clan clearing out Mors along the way, and observing their superior equipment and weapons, she murmured to herself:

"That Spriggan guy is really good at scheming. No wonder we didn't see any Fang Clan anywhere else before; they've all been brought under control."

"The Child of Prophecy saved Norwich and then went out to eliminate the harmless Mors to gain reputation; if he didn't save her, he just protected his own Vault Castle... Ha."

Ash revealed that familiar cold smile as he walked through the war zone. Many fairies were cheering the name of the Child of Prophecy and shouting praises of the savior who had saved Norwich.

Hearing those strange yet familiar cheers, Qin felt disgusted from the bottom of her heart.

Just then, a figure suddenly appeared before her—a knight clad in emerald green armor. Boggart knelt on the ground, bowing her head and saying:

"Your Majesty, the humans of Norwich have been mostly gathered and settled outside the city, thanks to the clone Magecraft Your Majesty provided..."

"Take him to New Darlington and settle him in properly. If you disappoint me again, you know the consequences."

"Yes!"

The light refracted, Boggart disappeared from his spot. Fan breathed a sigh of relief and turned to walk towards the tower of the Vault Castle.

Meanwhile, atop the tower in Vault Castle, everyone breathed a sigh of relief, while Bai Mo's gaze remained fixed on Caster.

Caster's face turned as red as a ripe tomato, and Bai Mo also noticed the inferiority complex in Caster's words. At the same time, he couldn't help but look at that face a few more times.

Apart from their temperament and eyes, they are practically identical in every way.

Are they also Fairy of Paradise?

Bai Mo pondered to himself, then patted her back and said:

Don't be discouraged. If it weren't for you, I might not have made it this time.

"You're making me even more uneasy..."

Although that's what she said, Caster did straighten her back, and then Mash encouraged her, saying, "Miss Caster, everyone has to go through a rough patch. I think it's already amazing that you can face these things after coming out of the village."

You are the hero who protected Norwich.

"No way, I didn't do anything. Ugh, this kind of statement sounds more like something Child of Prophecy would say."

Artoria was clearly unaccustomed to being praised and was quite embarrassed. Bai Mo, however, abruptly said:

"No, that's true. I didn't intend to save the fairies of Norwich. My actions were to prevent Britain from being torn in two by that guy. As for the fairies of this city, I had no intention of saving them."

In other words, only you acted with the intention of saving Norwich and played a positive role.

Bai Mo shrugged and said, but upon hearing this, Caster opened her large, puzzled eyes, her gaze showing a mixture of surprise and relief.

"Oh, I see. Well, that's fine too."

Mash, standing to the side, looked worried. She looked up at Bai Mo and said, "Um, Mr. Bai Mo, regarding your attitude towards those fairies... and my interactions with them in Sheffield during this time, I have some other insights. Could we discuss them later?"

"Of course."

Bai Mo looked at Mash, and Caster, seeing that Bai Mo didn't seem like a difficult person to talk to, felt much more relaxed. Meanwhile, cheers erupted from below, with many fairies chanting the name of the Child of Prophecy.

"Your Excellency, Child of Prophecy, we deeply respect and love you!"

Long live the Child of Prophecy!

"That wicked queen must fear the Child of Prophecy; we should support her as our new queen!"

"Indeed, indeed, indeed!"

Cheers erupted, and the words "Child of Prophecy" echoed through the sky, making Caster blush even more. Looking at Mash beside him, she couldn't help but stand up and say:

"Bai Mo, you're wrong about that. What do you mean I was the only one acting with the intention of saving Norwich? Mash fought very hard just now, and in the end, she saved many people. I bet quite a few people saw it."

"Ah, that..."

Bai Mo looked at the fairies below and revealed a somewhat subtle expression.

"Brother Bai, what's wrong?" Ritsuka asked, puzzled. She saw Bai Mo looking at the distant coastline and sighing. Ritsuka followed his gaze and looked at the coastline. A sense of unease and unease suddenly welled up in the heart of the girl living in Japan.

Then, Bai Mo said in a somewhat helpless tone:

"Mash, first of all, you don't need to feel guilty. These fairies are basically all bad. They're capable of praising you one second and kicking you when you're down the next."

Secondly... if a massive tectonic shift occurs at sea level, there is a high probability of triggering a tsunami.

As soon as Bai Mo finished speaking, everyone saw a huge wave rise from the distant sea. The next moment, the tsunami, carrying the curse of Calamity, rushed towards Norwich with the momentum of a golden Tiema.

Since this Calamity was caused by Cernunnos, the lowest point in the Fairy Britain, its actions will inevitably have a huge impact on the earth's crust. Bai Mo had previously discovered that this guy's actions were enough to split the entire Britain in two.

The deep ravine left by the first Orca Tyrant Fist also illustrates this point.

Originally, according to Bai Mo's original plan, this thing would fall into the trench that had been dug earlier, although the "sunflower" part would most likely release some of the curse, causing some of the fairies along the Norwich coast to suffer.

But the trajectory of the fall affected Mash so much that the massive Calamity didn't fall into the crater; instead, it pushed her into the sea, and then...

The tsunami, carrying the curse of Calamity, instantly engulfed most of Norwich. The Calamity, which Bai Mo had originally calculated would only affect the coastal area, now flew into almost all of Norwich's fairy homes along with the seawater.

The praises below vanished, replaced only by the sound of the waves and the wails of the fairies.

"Quack!!!"

In Chaldea, everyone watched this scene with twitching lips. Dr. Roman rubbed his trigeminal nerve, and Olga couldn't help but chuckle.

"When we get back, let's give Mash a crash course in geography and other basic subjects, since Marisbury couldn't have taught her those things."

"Yes, approved."