My Knights of the Round Table

Arthur didn't turn his head, but he had already imagined...

Mei Li pressed on her body, crooked to the side of her head, her purple eyes that seemed to contain thousands of stars stared at her side face with tenderness and love, her rosy and sexy lips opened slightly, and she exhaled softly into her ears. of that picture.

"Are you the daughter of the succubus or the daughter of the nightmare." Arthur turned his head, his face full of helplessness.

The rosy lips and the unbelievably beautiful face were only a few centimeters away from him, and as long as Arthur moved, he could kiss those seductive lips that could drive all men crazy.

"It's annoying, to say that to people."

"Speak the truth."

Arthur's green pupils had no emotion at all.

He's used to it.

From the beginning of drawing the sword, as long as this woman is alone, she is no longer the noble and elegant Mage Mei Li.

After being tortured like this by Meili for months, Arthur would blushed and shy at first, and stumbled when speaking.

But by now, he has become a mature big boy.

Except that the marksmanship is not very exquisite, and the gun is often unable to hold down, the others are quite stable.

As long as you don't touch her soft body and keep a good distance, Arthur can calmly regard her as a wooden man.

Mei Li pouted in dissatisfaction, with a look of grievance on her face.

Arthur's green pupils still had no emotion.

"Ok."

Melly's aggrieved look disappeared instantly, showing a boring expression, and she turned her head back and still placed it on Arthur's head.

It seemed that this posture of pressing Arthur's hair made her very comfortable.

Purple pupils looked at the scenery outside the window. The long white hair fell from both sides to the sides of Arthur's shoulders. It was a different kind of beauty on the short golden hair like the sun.

"Arthur, I heard."

"The kings in south-central Wales seem to have some interesting ideas."

"Under Morgan's guidance."

Chapter 12 Chapter 12 Camelot's Dilemma

To the west of Camelot was Wales, to the west of Wales was Ireland, and to the east of Camelot was the Saxons led by Voticone.

Ireland is still in the stage of civil strife. Several countries are fighting against each other, and the war is constant, but there is no way to fight.

Those despicable guys seem to be more like knights than them. There are always winners and losers in wars. In the end, there is no loss or decision. It's like a child playing a house.

However, because it is an island country, facing Britain across the sea, the war there did not spread to Wales.

Before Camelot, there was no king, and the interior was so scattered that it couldn't afford to start a foreign war at all.

Even when King Uther existed, he adopted a policy of appeasement to the Welsh kings because of the threat of the Picts to the north.

As for the north and south sides, there are endless oceans and no threat.

Can't it be the uncivilized savage Pictish man-made boats to beat himself up?

Without foreign invasion, the eight countries of Wales have been living in peace and peaceful development.

Arthur remembered that his derailed queen and the old husband who gave him the round table were the kings of one of the two countries in North Wales.

It is not very clear why Arthur married her in history, but Arthur does not want to marry Guinevere in this life.

Not to mention the fact that the derailment split the Knights of the Round Table, just giving birth to a Mordred made Arthur enough to be afraid.

"Normal, they don't have the courage to attack me for the time being, so they can only play tricks." Arthur said indifferently.

The Welsh kings mentioned are actually the six countries in the central and southern parts of the country. The northern part, including his country of the old man in history, has a bad relationship with the six southern countries, and it can even be said that it is very poor.

Of course, it's mostly a racial issue.

The kings of the two northern countries were all Saxons, and the Celtic kings of the six southern countries naturally did not have a favorable impression of this group of invaders.

It's just because of the Voticon in the west, and the two Saxon kings are not as brutal as Voticon, on the contrary, they are more like an authentic Celtic in various systems and life styles, so they have always been There was no war either.

However, just adding up these six countries, the number of ordinary knights is close to the terrifying number of [-], and the number of ordinary soldiers and warriors is even more unknown.

However, as a former vassal of Camelot, their commoners also have faith in King Uther.

Rushingly launching a war and attacking Camelot will surely arouse the resentment of the civilian population.

Not only that, if they invaded, the group of yin and yang lords and dukes would have no reason to avoid the war.

Even, they may be more angry than Arthur.

At that time, Arthur will have more than the nearly [-] knights who are loyal now.

Of course, most importantly, they didn't dare to swallow Camelot at all.

Now Camelot is in a dire situation.

The first is the Saxons.

Ever since the British traitor, the White Dragon Voticon, introduced the Saxons from the mainland, and under his leadership, the Celtic kingdom east of Camelot has been destroyed for the most part.

After King Uther led his troops and failed the decisive battle with Voticon, there was no Celtic kingdom to the east of Camelot.

Either be destroyed, or flee to Camelot or Wales further west to become a lord, or surrender and live with the savage Saxons and blend into their lives.

Only Camelot, who had lost much of his homeland, remained the last Celtic territory in England.

Also to the north were the uncivilized and savage Picts.

Camelot was arguably a barrier, keeping Ireland and Wales behind, the last barrier separating them from the Saxons led by the Picts and Voticons.

No one wants to face those savages who only know destruction and plunder, and have no chivalry at all.

They just didn't want to send knights to help Arthur in his crusade against Voticon.

Even after King Uther died, they were not under pressure from Camelot, and even the soldiers who helped Camelot defend the northern Picts were reluctant to come out.

Having been at ease for too long, they have forgotten the cruelty of the Saxons and northern barbarians, and just hope that Camelot can resist for a while.

As for the counterattack?

They haven't thought about it since King Uther's defeat.

It's not much different from the big lords and grand dukes in the country.

They all just hope that Arthur can honestly watch over the Saxons and keep the current one-third of the acre.

Defeat Voticone?

Forget it.

It's just that the lords of Camelot also know the horror of the Saxons and Picts, and they are more oppressed and more obedient than them.

So to be specific, as long as Arthur doesn't do things that threaten their country and don't let them share their interests, everything is fine.

However, with the current Camelot alone, even if Arthur unifies all the people in the country, it will be difficult to defeat Votikan.

Even if you win, it's a miserable victory.

By that time, Camelot occupied all the land in England, an area almost several times or even ten times the size of Wales.

In the face of the severely injured Camelot and the scattered Saxons who are not threatening, the six countries will probably march eastward without hesitation and win the fruits of victory.

So Arthur didn't want to keep them out of the way.

"At present, we still need to solve the food problem and those people in the country. As for the kings, let's appease them temporarily."

If it weren't for the current domestic food shortage, Arthur did not want to waste the people and waste money, so he would have led the army to fight over it long ago.

"Then Arthur, have you thought about how to deal with your three lovely sisters?"

The eldest sister, Margoth, was married to King Roth who ruled Lothian and Otney.

The second sister, Elena, was married to the king of Nanster, who ruled Garrod.

The third sister, Morgan, was sent to Avalon before Uther died to learn magic from the fairy in the lake.

Interestingly, King Roth and King Nanster are two of the six kingdoms in south-central Wales.

"The eldest sister and the second sister are not important, just deal with Rotter and Nanster. As for Morgan..."

In fact, Arthur hoped that the eldest and second sisters could take care of their mother's feelings and help themselves at first, but unfortunately...

No harm done though.

I just don't know how Gawain, the eldest sister's son, will choose after the war with his father?

How on earth did King Arthur in history get both Gawain and those Irish guys?

Headache.

But thinking of the Morgan who studied magic in Avalon, Arthur's hair trembled a little.

"Little Morgan is indeed a little tough to deal with."

"Her magical talent is very good, and now it has surpassed the fairy of the lake who taught her."

"Oh? What about you?"

But the next moment, he regretted it.

"hiss!?"

"Don't grab that one!!!???"

Chapter 13 Chapter 13 The Runaway Miss Mellie