Taking a closer look, it was a handsome Hassan who saw the scene in the distance, then quietly disappeared and left the place.

I don’t know whether to inform someone or to find someone to help.

After this light curtain image ended, the camera switched back to the Holy Capital.

Gawain came to the palace and before the throne, he wanted to report to the Lion King the situation outside the city gate.

However, the Lion King is not on the throne, but Agguanwen, Tristan and Mordred are here.

Next, a "cordial" exchange among the Knights of the Round Table took place.

Gawain's mistake at the city gate was known to others. Agguiwen didn't care about it and said that the king had gone to rest. Lancelot would naturally handle the matter of the refugees escaping, leaving Gawain to do it.

Wen returned to his post and continued working.

Mordred looked like he was gloating about his misfortune, and he even said that Gawain should be punished if he made a mistake, but his cheerful look made people think that she was just joking.

Of course, it may be true. After all, Gawain died in the Battle of the Sword Parade. When Lancelot defected and fought with Lancelot, Gawain was injured and never recovered.

Killed in the Battle of Lan.

It can be said that Gawain's death was Mordred's fault, so perhaps Mordred was not joking when he said that he wanted to punish Gawain.

Finally, there is Tristan, who is even more incredible. He directly stated that Gawain's mistake was a serious crime and he needed to die to apologize and punish him with his own hands.

This startled Mordred, who was purely gloating about his misfortune, and said that although Gawain had made a mistake, he only needed to think about it behind closed doors. Was there any need to execute him directly?

In this regard, Tristan's attitude is very simple, saying that Gawain's mistakes need to be punished, and he is tit-for-tat with Gawain and makes no secret of his cold murderous intention.

That cold posture is really two different people from the 'sentimental knight' in historical records.

In other words, they are two extremes, completely inverting the character of that knight.

He is ruthless and keeps saying "It's so sad". In fact, what he does is crazy and he will kill his colleagues if he disagrees with him. In the real world, people feel that he is a traitor who persecutes loyal people.

Moreover, Tristan also said in his words that he had already defeated his former colleagues, the Knights of the Round Table, which makes people think deeply.

Tristan has never done this in history. It was obviously something that happened at the Singularity. Does that mean there were actually other Knights of the Round Table appearing at this Singularity, but they were just dead?

Many people took a breath of cold air, feeling that the high-level circles in the Holy City are so dangerous. If they disagree, others will die. Is this really the Knights of the Round Table who have been passed down through the ages?

Those who didn’t know better thought it was a tribal alliance of grassland nomads.

However, in the end, Tristan did not take action. It was not because he didn't want to, but because Aguewen prevented the internal strife as the Lion King's deputy.

Afterwards, Agguiwen asked what happened at the city gate and said that he felt the power belonging to Galahad.

When Galahad was mentioned, everyone at the scene paid attention.

After all, Galahad is also an extremely special person among the Knights of the Round Table. He stands on the seat of disaster and is also the purest one among the Knights of the Round Table. He even found the legendary Holy Grail and exchanged it for

God's desireless man.

Different from the various natural and unnatural deaths of other Knights of the Round Table, this person's status as a human being ended not by death, but after returning the Holy Grail, he received the inspiration from heaven and ascended directly from the spot.

This ascension is purer than the King Arthur exposed in the light screen image. It is a case of ascension just as it is said to be ascension.

Because of this, he is also a very special person to the Knights of the Round Table. In a sense, he has broken away from the order of the Knights of the Round Table and has become an 'independent' existence.

Now that its power has once again appeared at the singularity, there is no room for Agguiwen not to pay attention to it.

In this regard, Gawain couldn't hide it and directly stated that he had indeed seen a girl holding Galahad's Spiritual Key. However, that was not Galahad himself. She should be someone recognized by him, but she was completely unable to do so in terms of strength.

Compared to Galahad.

Then he mentioned that there were two other servants, but they were both average in strength and posed no threat and could be easily dealt with.

That's all.

Yes, that's it.

In an instant, people in the real world realized something was wrong.

Because, Fujimaru Tachibana's matter and Lucius's matter are obviously very important, but Gawain did not say it. Even if Mashu's matter was not something that could not be concealed, he might not have said it, but just

Use "not enough to be afraid" to deal with it.

So, why did Gawain do this?

Do you really not care, or...

Are you covering for Fujimaru Tachibana and the others?

Good guy, is this the so-called loyal minister of the Round Table?
Chapter completed!