"Continue to be right and correct mistakes. This is the principle you taught us."

[You realize that Gahoris's thoughts are somewhat similar to Gawain's. 】

[But compared to Gawain who has no doubts, he seems to have his own set of judgment standards. 】

[You let him leave. 】

[You brought Ah Qiwen over. 】

"Father."

"Aqi Wen, you seem to have never expressed your opinion."

"But this time, I want to hear your thoughts on the rhetoric around town."

"Meaningless."

Aqiwen answered Ian's question almost without hesitation.

"Why do you think so?"

"Tell me, Akiwen."

"Because it is a sword destined to be opened only by one person."

Ah Qiwen looked at his hands, as if he was remembering something.

"Father, the moment I touched it, I realized this."

Like Gawain, Akiwen participated in the attempt to draw the sword.

It's just that the time he tried before and after might not even be enough to take a breath.

"So Aqifen, do you think this method is reasonable?"

"Maybe it's reasonable, maybe it's not reasonable, but as long as it can keep Britain going, then I don't have any objections."

[You realize that Akiwen is far more mature than you thought. 】

[He will neither admit his thoughts directly like Gawain, nor maintain a wait-and-see attitude like Gahoris. 】

[What he is pursuing seems to be the more profound survival of Britain. 】

[You let him leave. 】

[You brought Gareth over. 】

【She is the youngest sister. 】

"Father!"

Gareth came to Ian in front of him.

"You've searched for all your brothers, and now it's finally me?"

The youngest one is always particularly easy to be favored

Gareth's lively look made Ian couldn't help laughing and patted her head.

"Yeah, it's finally your turn."

"Tell me, what do you think of these remarks in the city?"

"Uh--"

Gareth turned his head slightly, squinted his eyes slightly, pursed his chin, and it took him a long time to squeeze out a sentence.

"We should be Camelot..."

"stop."

Ian shouted, interrupting Gareth's already inconsistent words.

"Gareth, this is not what you originally wanted to say, is it?"

"Eh?!"

Gareth's eyes widened in disbelief.

"Father, how do you know?"

"Because this is not the tone you should have at all." Ian looked at his little daughter.

"Who taught you to say that?"

"I can't say it!" Gareth waved his hands, "Otherwise brother Gawain will scold me!"

"It turns out it was taught by Gao Wen."

"Eh——?!" Gareth was shocked again, "Why didn't you say anything, father, you already knew?"

"It's not important. Why did he teach you to say that?" Ian asked.

"Because Brother Gawain said..." Gareth began to read, "If I tell my true thoughts, you will definitely scold me."

After hearing this, Ian became a little interested.

"So Gareth, what did you originally want to say?"

"Uh……"

"Come on, I won't be angry."

"That's it-" Gareth poked his finger.

"Father, isn't there a saying that says, 'No matter how barren a wheat field is, as long as enough seeds are sown, it will produce plump ears of wheat'?"

"So, I think the root of this problem lies with you and mother."

"You see, you and mother are both very good people. In fact, apart from me, brother Gawain and the others are indeed very powerful people."

"I think——"

Gareth looked up at Ian with stars in his eyes.

"If I could have more younger brothers and sisters, then there would definitely be someone who could pull out the sword!"

"This way, you don't have to worry about this problem!"

I have to admit that Gawain is indeed right.

Gareth's speech was completely unreliable, the kind that just hearing it would make you think there is something wrong with this person's thinking.

However, since you promised her not to be angry, you must keep your word.

"Gareth, I understand what you mean. What you said does make some sense."

"Huh~" Gareth breathed a sigh of relief.

"I'm just telling you! Brother Gawain's worries are unnecessary! Father, how could you be angry because of these few words?!"

[Gareth leaves full of energy. 】

[You thought about all the previous conversations by yourself. 】

[You realize that rumors are not a panacea. 】

[Everyone has a different view on rumors, and they may not all go in the same direction. Your children are the best proof. 】

[You decide to take something more radical and mean. 】

[You need to make others clearly aware that the appearance of Artolis may not be a good thing. 】

Inside the magic workshop.

"My Lady, is it possible to do what I said?"

"of course."

Morgan answered directly without any hesitation.

"If it only temporarily makes those magic seeds ineffective, it won't be any difficult for me."

"But then-"

Morgan looked at Ian in front of him, with a little more worry in his blue eyes.

"You should know what it means to those civilians."

"Yeah, I know."

There was a bit of regret in Ian's firm eyes, but it was only for a moment.

"So absolutely no one should be allowed to understand that this matter has anything to do with you, the Queen."

"I will bear the blame for it all alone."

"..."

Morgan walked up to Ian, stood on tiptoes slightly, and left a shallow kiss on his weathered cheek.

"Ian, you really are my best pawn."

"It should be so, my Lady."

[You learned from Morgan how to stop the magic seeds. 】

[Hidden talents have been replaced by a heart of absolute devotion: Compared with using your talents in more upright places, sacrificing your own conscience for Morgan seems to stimulate your abilities more. 】

[Talent magic enhancement has been activated: On the basis of what Morgan provided, you further optimized it, making the shutdown speed even more amazing. 】

[You know you are despicable now. 】

[But this is your only way to resist this scam. 】

[Magic seeds begin to stop. 】

[The influence of the decline of the Age of Gods quickly spread in the wheat fields outside Camelot City. 】

[The wheat fields began to appear in large areas with black ears that had never been seen before. 】

[This is a process that cannot be reversed by simple manpower. No matter how much watering is done, it will not help. 】

[You further manipulated the rumors in Camelot City and combined them with facts. 】

[Soon, some people who didn’t know the truth connected this phenomenon with Artoris’s drawing of the sword. 】

[This is exactly the result you want. 】

"It must be because the wrong person drew the sword!"

"That's right! This never happened before! The quality of our wheat is very good!"

"There is a problem! There must be a problem!"

Once a habit becomes natural, take it away completely.

No matter who it is, there is absolutely no way to accept this.

[You further expanded the chaotic situation. 】

[More and more people are looking for you who once worked hard without complaining. 】

[You pretended to listen to their demands, but secretly you deliberately made the situation go in a more extreme direction. 】

[You act as a good guy on the surface, but you are also the biggest villain. 】

[Finally, the situation you need appears. 】

[It began to spread among the fed-up knights that they would not acknowledge the draw of the sword - they rejected the man who had brought disaster to Camelot. 】

[You realize this is the perfect opportunity. 】

[You and Artolis meet again. 】

On the streets of Camelot, Ian and Artolis were walking side by side, looking a little intimate.

Resentful eyes flickered in the houses on both sides of the street, staring at Artolis alone.

Ian knew everything in his heart, but on the surface he still had to ask questions knowingly:

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