Chapter Summaries

Arcueid asked Morgan to store her Marble Phantasm as a defense against spacetime attacks, while Bai Mo completed his training and prepared to leave Chaldea. Before departure, Dr. Roman asked Bai Mo to execute Beryl Gut if he became dangerous in the Britain Lostbelt, and Bai Mo agreed.

• Arcueid defeated a giant beast, then asked Morgan to store her Marble Phantasm to help counter future spacetime attacks.
• Shiki finished upgrading Beginning and End, while preparations for battle continued.
• Bai Mo sparred with Bai Cinan and Black, then completed his final training step and reached 950,000 horsepower.
• Dr. Roman told Bai Mo that the A-Team and the director had authorized him to execute Beryl Gut if Beryl acted excessively in the Britain Lostbelt.
• Bai Mo reviewed Beryl's files and told Dr. Roman he would not hold back.

After returning to Fairy Britain, Bai Mo and Morgan found the kingdom in turmoil and came under attack from weapons built with stolen technology. Morgan defended the Shadow Border until a flying sword released bugs and terrified her, leaving Bai Mo distracted as a black vortex appeared in the sky.

• A prince in white visited a bottomless pit and said Morgan’s measures still prevented him from releasing the being inside.
• Ritsuka, Bai Mo, Morgan, and the others arrived over Fairy Britain aboard the Shadow Border, where Morgan saw her kingdom again.
• Bai Mo caught a crystalline flying sword and recognized that it used his technology; Morgan dismantled an incoming barrage of similar weapons.
• Morgan explained that Fairy Britain had begun to fall apart during her three-day absence and asked Bai Mo to deal with the antiaircraft guns.
• A yellow flying sword burst into thick fluid and furry creatures, causing Morgan to recoil and scream about bugs.
• A black vortex appeared in the sky while Bai Mo was distracted by Morgan’s reaction.

Morgan and Bai Mo survived an attack that scattered the Shadow Border, while the clan chiefs began reacting to Morgan’s return and the loss of her defenses. Morgan and Bai Mo headed toward New Darlington, where she was worried about a friend and Beryl Gut.

• Bai Mo sheltered the Shadow Border inside a massive killer whale, and Morgan used Water Mirror to escape the lightning strike with him.
• A man in Wales told an insect that Morgan had returned to Britain, while the clan chiefs publicly dismissed the attack as fireworks and privately considered what to do about her weapons.
• Aurora rallied Salisbury’s fairies to dismantle Morgan’s armaments, but Melusine warned that the other cities remained dangerous and was left responsible for Salisbury’s defense.
• Morgan and Bai Mo discovered they could not locate Ritsuka and the others, though their life signs remained fine.
• Morgan identified their location near New Darlington and Norwich and agreed to guide Bai Mo toward New Darlington, where Beryl Gut was also staying.

Ritsuka woke in the Nameless Forest with fragments of memories and met a disguised Artoria, while Bai Mo and Morgan crossed the River of Tears. When Dracae tried to lure Morgan into the water with the image of Baobhan Sith, it found itself facing Morgan and Bai Mo.

• Ritsuka woke in the Nameless Forest, called for Mash, and recognized the golden-haired girl as Artoria.
• The girl told Ritsuka that the forest's mist erased memories and went to fetch the red-haired man who had arrived with her.
• Bai Mo and Morgan walked to the River of Tears, where Morgan explained how Dracae lured travelers with images of what they loved.
• Morgan saw a mutilated image of Baobhan Sith floating down the river and prepared to leave, but a voice beneath the bridge called her Mother.
• Morgan sent a magical chain beneath the bridge, and Dracae rose from the water to face Morgan and Bai Mo.

Morgan and Bai Mo reached New Darlington and discovered that Mors had been deliberately gathered to attack it. Bai Mo defended the city, exposed the hidden Boggart, and prepared to confront the Queen's Knight.

• Morgan and Bai Mo crossed the River of Tears after Morgan destroyed the fairy death lord, and Bai Mo reassured her about her impulsive attack.
• They found New Darlington surrounded by Mors, and Morgan realized the creatures were concentrated there deliberately.
• Bai Mo flew to the city walls and used the Sword of Victory to slay the Mors while the fairies' defenses faltered.
• The Mors sank underground as Boggart spoke to Bai Mo from concealment, but Bai Mo shattered the mirror hiding him.
• Bai Mo used his perception to locate Boggart's mirrors and exposed the bronze-colored knight in the sky.

Bai Mo confronted the Hand of Calamity rising beneath New Darlington while Morgan pursued Boggart after he tried to betray Tristan and flee. The chapter left Boggart trembling before Morgan, who had returned alive.

• Bai Mo subdued Boggart, who revealed that many people wanted Tristan dead, before a fissure opened beneath New Darlington.
• Bai Mo left Morgan to pursue Boggart and descended into the chasm to fight the Hand of Calamity.
• Bai Mo struck the Hand of Calamity with Beginning and End and shattered its curse before it could spread across New Darlington.
• Boggart fled, believing the calamity would destroy New Darlington, but he suddenly crashed through several trees.
• Morgan appeared before Boggart and accused him of using her people to secure a new allegiance.
• Boggart recognized Morgan as alive and addressed her as Your Majesty.

Bai Mo severed and purified the calamity threatening New Darlington, and Fairy Knight Gawain destroyed its remaining body. After they surfaced, Gawain punished the fairies who had tried to bury the chasm while Bai Mo was still inside and declared her intention to rule the city.

• Bai Mo created curse-purifying water using Enki's authority and descended underground to find the calamity's source.
• Bai Mo severed the calamity's connection to the enormous pit near Camelot and sealed the passage with crystal.
• Fairy Knight Gawain intercepted the escaping calamity and destroyed its remaining body with Carnwennan.
• Fairy Knight Gawain thanked Bai Mo and invited him to the castle, where she thought Tristan might be.
• Fairy Knight Gawain rescued a fairy thrown into the chasm as New Darlington's fairies tried to bury Bai Mo along with the calamity.
• Fairy Knight Gawain cut off the offending fairies' hands as a warning and demanded obedience in exchange for her future protection as the city's ruler.

Beryl and Fairy Knight Tristan escaped New Darlington through a tunnel, but were swept away by the River Dracae. Meanwhile, Bai Mo and Fairy Knight Gawain entered the empty palace, where Gawain explained her plans and asked Bai Mo to hear a proposal.

• Beryl and Fairy Knight Tristan discussed Morgan’s disappearance as they fled New Darlington through a tunnel.
• Beryl admitted he hoped to see Mash again, while Fairy Knight Tristan mistook someone in the river for Morgan and fell into the current.
• Beryl jumped into the River Dracae after Fairy Knight Tristan to keep her safe and preserve his connection to Morgan.
• Bai Mo and Fairy Knight Gawain found the palace empty and learned Fairy Knight Tristan had escaped.
• Fairy Knight Gawain said she wanted to shelter Fairy Knight Tristan and occupy New Darlington to strengthen her position against Camelot.
• Bai Mo said he did not know which clan he belonged to, and Fairy Knight Gawain asked to make him a proposal.

Bai Mo refused Gawain’s offer to join her and defeated Boggart’s surprise attack, then learned that Morgan was alive and met her in New Darlington. Morgan revealed that Bai Mo had come to save Britain, while Barghest offered to keep serving Morgan and the chapter ended with Oberon and Ritsuka nearing Salisbury.

• Gawain offered Bai Mo a higher payment and a position in her army, but he refused to break his contract and challenged her to defeat him in a duel.
• Bai Mo disarmed Gawain with ease, then stopped Boggart’s attack and heard Morgan order him to come to the main hall.
• Gawain discovered Morgan was alive, and Morgan asked Bai Mo about the calamity that had appeared in New Darlington.
• Morgan introduced Bai Mo as her ally who could free Britain from its calamities and curses, prompting Barghest to ask to continue serving her.
• Bai Mo urged Morgan not to exploit Barghest’s ignorance, and Morgan told Barghest that Fairy Britain no longer recognized her as queen.
• Barghest blamed rumors of Morgan’s death for the betrayal, while Oberon and Ritsuka traveled toward Salisbury.

After escaping the Nameless Forest, Ritsuka met Oberon and recruited Artoria Caster after she helped defeat Mors. In Salisbury, Ritsuka learned Oberon was lying about being summoned by the Counter Force, but decided to rely on him for now.

• The fairies in the Nameless Forest fought over Ritsuka, and Ritsuka and her companions escaped with help from a blue-haired fairy.
• Oberon introduced himself as the Fairy King and a Servant summoned by Pan-Human History, while Ritsuka introduced herself, Tristan, and Artoria Caster.
• Oberon declined to fight the approaching Mors, so Artoria Caster supported Ritsuka and Tristan as they defeated them.
• Ritsuka offered Artoria Caster 160 million QP and five Holy Grails to join Chaldea, and Artoria Caster accepted.
• Oberon brought everyone to Salisbury and promised to ask about Ritsuka’s missing companions.
• Ritsuka set up anti-eavesdropping magecraft and learned from a voice that Oberon’s claim about the Counter Force was false, but chose to keep relying on him.

After Fairy Knight Gawain left New Darlington, Morgan explained that Barghest was a potential Beast and outlined a way to restore the withered Fantasy Tree using the Six Great Clans’ bells. Bai Mo gave Morgan Kalki’s sword to help her distinguish good from evil, and they prepared to leave for Norwich the next day.

• Barghest worried that Morgan no longer intended to protect the fairies and resolved to prove that fairies remained loyal to her.
• Morgan told Bai Mo that Barghest embodied a calamity and could become a Beast, and said she would end Barghest herself when the time came.
• Morgan explained that ringing the Six Great Clans’ bells could temporarily replace the Fantasy Tree, and said they would also need to recover the Fantasy Tree bark used in Sheffield’s walls.
• Bai Mo gave Morgan Kalki’s sword, which could still distinguish good from evil, so she could avoid killing fairies unjustly.
• Morgan planned to leave for Norwich the next day to handle an approaching calamity and take the Bell of Norwich, then invited Bai Mo to stay in her room and offered to tell him about Beryl.

Mash and three faeries reached Sheffield, where lord Boggart first tried to have them executed before declaring Mash his son. Boggart planned to present her as Sheffield’s Child of Prophecy and send her to face a calamity in Norwich.

• The faeries brought Mash to Boggart, who rejected her claim to be the Child of Prophecy and ordered the four of them beheaded.
• Mash knocked aside Boggart’s guards, and Boggart stopped her by offering to make her his son.
• Habetrot joyfully welcomed Mash as a bride, then attacked Boggart when she learned he wanted Mash dressed as a man.
• Boggart explained that rival cities were backing their own Children of Prophecy to gain a claim to Camelot’s throne after Morgan disappeared.
• Boggart ordered Habetrot to disguise Mash with white hair and dark purple armor so she could represent Sheffield and fight the coming calamity in Norwich.

Morgan borrowed Bai Mo’s rejuvenation potion and transformed into her younger self, Tonelico, to join him on the pilgrimage to Norwich. As Ritsuka’s group also headed toward Norwich, Aurora sent Lancelot to act as the Wind Clan’s Child of Prophecy.

• Bai Mo explained that Morgan’s efforts to preserve Britain had caused the land to spawn Terminal Devices, and Morgan borrowed his rejuvenation potion to study it.
• Morgan appeared the next day as Tonelico, explaining that she had improved the potion and changed forms so she could openly fight alongside Bai Mo on their pilgrimage.
• Tonelico warned Bai Mo to use her new name and said she looked forward to seeing the clans’ counterfeit Children of Prophecy before they set out for Norwich.
• Oberon urged Ritsuka’s group to travel to Norwich, while Artoria Caster worried that the clans’ trained Children of Prophecy might be stronger than her.
• Aurora revealed that the purple-armored knight Sino was Lancelot and sent him to act as her Child of Prophecy, while Melusine watched with concern.

Bai Mo and Tonelico investigated Norwich’s looming calamity and learned that Spriggan had concentrated the city’s defenses around Vault Castle while trapping the Earth Clan fairies in ruinous mortgages. Tonelico revealed that Spriggan was a human from Pan-Human History, and they turned their attention to taking Norwich’s Clan Bell.

• Bai Mo and Tonelico entered Norwich, where Tonelico casually bought pastries and said she could use Water Mirror to divert the calamity if needed.
• Bai Mo brought Tonelico to the Earl headquarters and asked Scandinavia Peperoncino for help, explaining that he had met Ashwatthama in the India Lostbelt.
• Peperoncino provided intelligence showing that Spriggan had gathered most guards at Vault Castle, where the Earth Clan’s Seed of Pilgrimage was also kept.
• Peperoncino explained that Spriggan’s crushing mortgages kept the Earth Clan fairies from leaving Norwich, even as the city faced destruction.
• Tonelico revealed that Spriggan was a human from Pan-Human History and proposed taking Norwich’s Clan Bell before dealing with his defenses.

Bai Mo and Tonelico entered Norwich’s Bell Tower to take the clan bell, but Fairy Knight Lancelot and an unknown swordsman interrupted them and escaped with it. As they prepared to leave, Norwich’s calamity rose from the sea.

• Bai Mo and Tonelico found Spriggan’s treasury fortress unguarded, entered the Bell Tower, and discovered the real Spriggan as a hostile fairy revenant.
• Bai Mo immobilized Spriggan with his Underworld authority, and Tonelico pinned him with her lance until he dissipated.
• Bai Mo took the great bell and created a duplicate, which Tonelico concealed with magecraft.
• Fairy Knight Lancelot burst into the tower and fought Bai Mo, while Tonelico prepared to strike her with the Holy Lance.
• A purple swordsman severed the tower and knocked the bell away; Fairy Knight Lancelot caught it and flew off with him.
• Bai Mo and Tonelico decided to leave without revealing themselves, but a massive, horned figure rose from the sea as Norwich’s calamity.

Melusine and Lancelot stole the Earth Clan’s bell just as Norwich’s Calamity erupted, while Ritsuka and her companions arrived to assess the disaster. As Ritsuka prepared to withdraw, the Child of Prophecy appeared with a familiar shield.

• Melusine told Lancelot that Aurora had her reasons for wanting the enormous clan bell, then worried about Norwich’s hidden fighters.
• The Calamity erupted in Norwich, and Melusine took the bell while refusing Lancelot’s request to help the city.
• Ritsuka, Caster, and their companions arrived at Norwich as the bell tower lay in ruins, and Oberon left to pursue a blue light.
• Ritsuka chose to assess the Calamity’s threat before deciding whether to retreat, and Tristan carried her and Caster through the city.
• Mors spread through Norwich as faeries fled, then the Child of Prophecy arrived with Fang Clan members and a shield Ritsuka recognized.

Bai Mo fought the calamity of Norwich while Ritsuka, Caster, and Tristan defended the shore, but the creature absorbed power and began rebuilding its core. After Bai Mo shattered its grasp, the calamity fell toward Norwich with energy gathered in countless hands.

• Ritsuka rushed toward Mash, and Tristan shielded her from the calamity’s attack until a giant whale knocked the creature back into the sea.
• Bai Mo and Tonelico raised a holy-sword barrier to protect the shore, and Bai Mo pierced the calamity’s apparent core with the Hell Heart-Piercing Sword.
• The calamity swallowed Bai Mo, whose Magnetic Field Power and Tonelico’s magic were absorbed as it began forming a new core.
• Bai Mo shattered the calamity’s grasp with Sea Tiger Exploding Fist, causing the creature to collapse after its gathered power erupted.
• A voice called everyone guilty as the calamity aimed its energy-filled hands at Norwich.

As the calamity threatened to crush Norwich, Tonelico reinforced the city’s defenses while Mash chose to shield its people. Bai Mo froze the calamity’s final attack, but Mash stood in the path of its falling remains, prompting Ritsuka to rush to her.

• The calamity towered over Norwich, and fairies prayed for the Queen, the Child of Prophecy, or Tonelico to save them.
• Mash joined Tonelico and, despite Tonelico’s angry warning, ran onto the wall of light to protect Norwich’s people.
• Tonelico made it rain at Bai Mo’s request, and Bai Mo froze the calamity’s attack into a vast ice flower.
• The frozen calamity began falling apart, and Mash raised her shield beneath its path as Tristan recognized the city behind her.
• Ritsuka feared Mash was still affected by the Bewildering Misty Forest, so Tristan launched her toward Mash with his bowstring.

Mash, Ritsuka, and Lancelot survived the calamity’s final attack with help from Caster and Bai Mo, then reunited and explained how they had lost their memories. Artoria Caster awkwardly introduced herself and rejected the title of Child of Prophecy, feeling she had done little to save Norwich.

• Ritsuka joined Mash in holding back the calamity, but its final attack forced Lancelot to rescue Mash as the city wall was breached.
• Golden light and Lancelot’s blue lake light destroyed the remaining calamity, and Lancelot, Mash, and Ritsuka fell onto Vault Castle’s wall.
• Caster grabbed Lancelot’s hand and helped pull the group up, but Lancelot let go when Mash called him Dad, sending all four falling again.
• Bai Mo caught the falling group and asked what had happened, so Ritsuka and Mash explained that they had lost their memories and recently recovered them.
• Lancelot said much of his memory had returned and joked that Mash’s calling him Dad nearly stopped his heart.
• Artoria Caster introduced herself as a village girl from Tintagel and said she was embarrassed to be called the Child of Prophecy because she had done little to save Norwich.

After Norwich’s battle, Bai Mo and the others celebrated Caster’s efforts, but a tsunami carrying the calamity’s curse struck the city. The chapter ended with Norwich drowning in the wave and Chaldea deciding Mash needed remedial lessons.

• Tonelico sent Boggart to move Norwich’s humans to New Darlington, then returned to Vault Castle.
• Bai Mo reassured Caster that she had acted with the resolve to save Norwich, while Mash asked to discuss his attitude toward the fairies later.
• Caster insisted Mash also deserved recognition for fighting and saving people as fairies below cheered for the Child of Prophecy.
• Bai Mo warned that the calamity’s movements could trigger a tsunami, and a huge cursed wave swept into Norwich.
• The tsunami swallowed more than half of Norwich, replacing the fairies’ cheers with cries of distress.
• In Chaldea, Dr. Roman and Olga agreed to give Mash remedial lessons in geography and other basic subjects.