Fairies and humans

As Melusine fell from the sky, Barghest, who was dealing with the aftermath in Sheffield, suddenly felt a spasm in her body, a cramp in her stomach, and a strange hunger welling up deep in her mind.

"That's strange, I just ate. Has my appetite increased again?"

A hint of doubt flashed in Barghest's eyes, but she could suppress her appetite for the time being. She then walked into Sheffield's hall, where most of the fairies who still had influence in Sheffield were gathered.

"The inventory is complete. Now, prepare to depart. The humans will be sent to New Darlington, and the fairies of the Fang Clan will be taken to my Manchester. Do not worry, in my territory, the powerful fairies will protect the weak; you will be accepted."

Barghest said this, and upon hearing it, everyone lowered their heads, looking at each other with worry in their eyes.

"Um, Your Gawain, do we really have to separate from the humans here? Without humans, we..." The fairies were caught in a dilemma. Fairies are a race that does not possess the ability to create and need humans by their side.

Even the army Morgan once built would basically be equipped with humans, and their presence would stimulate the fairies' fighting power even if they didn't fight.

Barghest could understand the other party's concerns, but there was nothing he could do about it.

"There's nothing we can do about it, after all, the humans from Sheffield are the ones that were specifically requested... Never mind, I can help you get back to Norwich and help you return to your homeland."

This wasn't difficult. Barghest disapproved of Spriggan's exploitation of the Norwich residents, and Melusine's words seemed to indicate that the reasons behind this battle were not simple.

Barghest's promise immediately won the support of many fairies. Many powerful fairies were willing to follow her to Manchester, while the rest were willing to return to their former homeland, Norwich.

Just then, a servant came over from the side and whispered in Barghest's ear. Because of the great height difference, Barghest had to squat down to listen to what the servant had to say.

"Okay, I understand, well done..." After saying that, she dismissed the crowd and headed to a city gate in Sheffield. It was called a city gate, but now only a lonely gate stood there all by itself.

While Bai Mo was dealing with Beryl, Morgan had already swiftly recovered all the walls made of Fantasy Tree and the Black Spear, so currently only the gate of Sheffield remains standing, and the surrounding walls have completely disappeared.

At the city gate, she saw a caravan of humans, and Bai Mo was helping them pack their belongings and load them onto the vehicles.

"Barghest, what brings you here?"

"I was worried you didn't have enough vehicles, so I came to check. Um... is His Majesty not here?"

"Her..." Bai Mo shook his head, recalling Morgan's worried face and gaze as he held Bawan Shina.

She doesn't have any spare time right now.

Bai Mo looked at Barghest who had come, her words carrying a hint of surprise and regret. Clearly, Barghest hadn't grasped the meaning behind it; she was only trying to understand His Majesty's actions through those around him.

Just then, a woman approached and said somewhat timidly to Bai Mo:

"Um, Mr. Bai Mo, there are a few children who got lost in the previous war and haven't been found yet."

Bai Mo gestured for the woman to get into the car first, while he went to look for the lost child. Barghest, however, wasn't about to miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. She led over several black dogs and volunteered to Bai Mo:

"Let me help out too, these guys have a really good nose."

"... Then I'll have to trouble you, Barghest."

The two entered the barn where the child had left before. It had been Black Spear at before, and the air was still filled with an eerie magic that gave people a sense of physical discomfort.

Furthermore, it concealed the presence of life to some extent. Bai Mo's senses could easily scan the entire city, and after eliminating possibilities, it could only be here.

Barghest's black dog sniffed the scent on the ground; if you ignored its strange appearance, it really did look like a loyal dog.

"Excuse me, Mr. Bai Mo, may I ask what your relationship is with His Majesty?"

Barghest broke the ice first, her mind a bit muddled. As a soldier, she was really bad with words and didn't know how to start negotiating for a moment.

"Ally, I can offer a location. Morgan plans to move land from Britain there, so that this land will be separated from this world and there will be no need to worry about the birth of Calamity and Terminal Device."

That's why Morgan didn't even go to Camelot and chose to work with me instead.

As Bai Mo spoke, he followed the trail into the underground passage.

"Oh, so it can relocate Britain, thus completely averting the Calamity. No wonder His Majesty... What did you say?!"

Barghest roared, tearing through the path with all her might, forcing her massive body into the underground passage. Her shrill scream echoed through the tunnel like the roar of a lion.

Bai Mo covered her ears and looked at Barghest, who was unleashing the sonic attack. Bagst blushed when she saw this look, but she couldn't care less about her shyness at the moment.

"Are you... are you serious? You can transfer Britain and completely prevent the Calamity from happening again? Really?"

Do you think Morgan is easily fooled?

Bai Mo said irritably. Upon hearing this, Barghest also believed it without a doubt. Although she had always been Morgan's knight, she had never actually seen Morgan trust any fairy. He was wary and kept his distance from almost everything.

Morgan dares to go all in like that, then it can't possibly be fake.

"Huff, huff..."

Barghest's breathing became noticeably heavy, like that of a wild beast. Her eyes were fixed on Bai Mo, as if she might pounce at any moment.

She had considered many possibilities, but she never expected this person to offer such a high level of terms. It was safe to say that any demon with any power would be unable to remain calm upon hearing these words.

The Calamity that has plagued the Fairy Britain for tens of thousands of years is finally showing signs of ending.

At this moment, Barghest couldn't help but chuckle, because since Morgan left, the "Child of Prophecy" had been unexpectedly discovered in many places.

But now, even if the true Child of Prophecy stood before Barghest, she would probably disdain him.

After all, the Child of Prophecy would save Britain in the future is just a legend, but the person in front of him truly has the ability to save Britain! Even if Ash were to crawl out of the ground today, Barghest would only recognize the person in front of him as Britain's hope.

"Um... do you have claustrophobia, Barghest?"

Bai Mo said half-jokingly.

"No, no, I... I'm just so happy. Thank you, Your Majesty, and thank you for coming to save this place."

At this moment, Barghest only regretted that he had been so focused on practicing his swordsmanship that he hadn't read more books. He couldn't even express his joy to the person in front of him.

However, Barghest also believed that no words could express her ecstasy at that moment.

But Bai Mo's next words left Barghest frozen in place.

"However, we don't plan to bring any fairies; the scope of our rescue efforts will only be the land within Britain."

"Ah?"