When Arthur and the others returned to Camelot, they came back with some big bad news.
The war is about to begin!
When Arthur reported the news to King Uther with a frustrated face, King Uther was completely stunned. He didn't understand why it was like this. Before they set off, Kai had given them countless warnings not to cause trouble, not to cause trouble, and to come back immediately after finishing the bandits and not to stay too long.
Originally, King Uther thought that everything had been made so clear, and even if Arthur was more impulsive, he would not cause anything out of control.
But the result...
"What on earth did you do?!!! Arthur! Why did Cendred launch a war on Camelot? Tell me, what on earth is going on?!!!"
King Uther asked with a dark face and gritted teeth.
At this time, Arthur completely lost his previous high spirits, and could only tell the story of defeating the robbers in a dejected manner.
Didn't we say before that King Cendred sent his son Aliled to Eldor to suppress the bandits? This is where things went wrong. Arthur originally planned to leave Eldor after a night's rest, but unfortunately, When they were preparing to leave the next morning, they happened to meet Prince Aliled.
In fact, things are not bad at this point. Arthur was traveling to Eldor in a private capacity and did not cross the line. And they also volunteered to help clean up a group of robbers. No matter which way you look at it, Prince Aliled will not blame Arthur and his party.
In fact, Prince Aliled was not an unreasonable person. He did thank Arthur and the others for their help, and even offered to give them a monetary reward.
Everything seemed so peaceful.
Unfortunately, in the middle of their conversation, Arthur accidentally mocked King Cendred.
In Arthur's view, this king was not qualified at all. The subjects under his rule were invaded by bandits, but he, the king, actually chose to stand by and refuse to send troops to suppress the bandits. In addition, in order to exterminate this group of bandits, the villagers of Eldor inevitably suffered casualties, and Arthur also felt a little guilty for this. I just happened to see someone sent by King Cendred again, so I couldn't help but say a few unpleasant words.
Originally, this was nothing. If someone with a better temper had left it alone, he might have pretended not to have heard it. And Prince Aliled seemed to be a good man, so Arthur didn't control his mouth.
In the end, no one expected that Prince Aliled was still a filial child. Although he was sorry for what happened to Eldor, he could not accept the ridicule of his father by a child with a yellow mouth. So the conflict occurred.
People in this era are very rough, and they will never make a fuss if they can do it. The conflict quickly escalated into a duel.
I don’t know if I should blame Kai for training Arthur so well, or should I be thankful that Kai trained Arthur so well. Arthur won easily, but the bad thing was that Arthur also took down Ali Ryder. The prince's life is small.
Out of respect for the duel of knights, the knights and soldiers who came with Prince Ariled did not attack Arthur. But before they left, Prince Ariled's knights still issued a war announcement. King Cendred would never let it go. Because the deceased Prince Aliled was the eldest son of King Cendred and the most valued heir.
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King Uther looked at the dome murals above the hall speechlessly, and suddenly felt the urge to strangle his stupid son to death. How heartless does this have to be to ridicule someone else's father in front of his son?
Kai also had the same expression. He never thought that Arthur would use this method to end the bandit suppression. He wanted to open Arthur's brain and see what was inside. He had repeatedly emphasized not to cause trouble, not to cause trouble...
However, Kai also knew that it was meaningless to blame Arthur now. Could he and King Uther really send Arthur to King Cendred for disposal? To put it bluntly, other people's children will never die. Neither King Uther nor Kai had any intention of killing their relatives out of justice, so now there was only one way.
"Your Majesty, I will rush to the border immediately."
"Well, I will send an envoy to talk to Odin, if possible... In short, we must be prepared."
King Uther is of course willing to resolve this incident peacefully, whether it means paying compensation or admitting his mistake, and he can even accept the cession of some land. But the problem is that King Uther knows very well that this matter is not that simple. The bastard Arthur killed the king's heir! If King Odin of Cendrid could accept a peaceful solution, then there would be a ghost.
Anyway, King Uther believed that if this matter was placed on him, he would never accept a peaceful solution.
Kai nodded and immediately turned around and walked out. He knew very well that the only way to go to war was now. When passing by Arthur, Kai struggled to resist the urge to kick him. He just snorted at Arthur and hurried out. Even Morgana and Kai were not comforted.
So many people followed Arthur out, but no one tried to persuade him? What on earth do these people do for food?
Morgana wanted to say something to Kai, but seeing Kai's stern face, she couldn't say those words.
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While Camelot was in a hurry because of Arthur's impulse, in an unknown cave, the witch Nive who had appeared before was observing everything in Camelot with a crystal.
After seeing Kai hurriedly leading a group of knights out of the city, Nivi finally smiled.
Then Niwei's smile faded, a strong wind blew by, and she disappeared into the cave. But the next second, Niwei appeared in a forest camp.
Nivi's appearance obviously exceeded the expectations of the people in the camp, so a group of people shouted and shouted while holding weapons and surrounding Nivi.
But Niwei didn't care about these people at all. Instead, she watched their panic with interest.
After a while, a man who was obviously the leader walked out of a tent in the camp. Seeing the mess in the camp, he immediately roared: "Calm down! You pigs! Everyone return to their posts. Get up! Immediately! Immediately!"
Following this man's order, everyone seemed to have a backbone. They immediately regained their composure and began to return to their respective places according to their respective responsibilities. Only a few soldiers did not leave. They surrounded Nivi very conscientiously. No relaxation at all.
The man walked to the edge of the encirclement and patted a soldier on the shoulder. "Don't be nervous, gentlemen. She is not an enemy. Go ahead and do your own thing. I have something to discuss with this guest."
The soldiers heard the leader's order. Although they were still suspicious, they obediently put away their weapons and left, leaving only the man and Nivi standing there.
"It seems that you are doing well in your small business, Tao Lun." Niwei seemed to be very familiar with the leader of this camp, and her tone was familiar, mixed with a little sarcasm, especially the phrase "small business" "Small", the tone was emphasized, and it was obviously a bit contemptuous.
"What are you here for? Niwei, I remember you once said that you and we are not on the same side." The man named Tao Lun didn't pay attention to Niwei's sarcasm at all, but said very fearfully.
Nivi is a great master of magic with superb magical powers, and is the only known inheritor of ancient magic in the world. She is very famous in the wizarding world, but as famous as her strength is her capriciousness and ruthlessness. Over the years, no one has wanted to cooperate with this powerful witch, but the results have not been very good.
Tao Lun once thought about cooperating with her. At that time, Tao Lun was desperate, so he couldn't care so much. Unfortunately, this witch didn't like Tao Lun at all.
Niwei did not comment on Tao Lun's question, but instead asked some irrelevant questions with great interest, "How have you been lately? Are you still using your so-called alchemy to deceive people? How many people have been fooled?"
Tao Lun's face turned dark immediately.
Alchemy is a relatively ancient knowledge among magic subjects. It is even said that the birth of alchemy is earlier than magic. The main goal of alchemy's earliest birth was to transform base metals into precious metals, such as gold. Later, it developed into impractical research such as elixirs of life, panaceas, and the like.
It is also because of its unrealistic purpose that today, alchemy has completely declined, because successful cases are very rare, and it is even unknown whether it has ever succeeded. Now, it's basically all a scammer's trick.
Tao Lun is a descendant of alchemy, so he looked so ugly when faced with Niwei's ridicule.
