Arthur stood by the lake, holding a simple long sword. Even though the weapons and clothing on his body were very ordinary, just the gesture of holding the sword exuded an intimidating aura.

She looked at her reflection. In the sparkling light, trees and weeds were swaying, and the King of England was looking down at her.

"George."

The pure white knight walked behind King Arthur, keeping the distance between the ministers and the monarch:

"The king, Gawain, Lancelot, and Mordred are all here, but there is no news about the others yet."

King Arthur turned his head and used the sword in his hand as a cane:

"No news from Bedivere?"

George lowered his head:

"I didn't hear that."

King Arthur nodded slightly:

"Where's Merlin?"

George said:

"Didn't show up either."

King Arthur looked at his courtiers:

"I know, what do you think...

"If I showed up, would they welcome me?"

George was silent for a moment:

"I have no idea."

King Arthur held the sword with one hand and raised his right hand:

"I'm still recovering, and if it was just that simple, maybe I could just walk out of here and be completely calm, but there are other threats from the outside.

"Odin, Mordred, Heven, Tanvisji, and other guys hiding in the shadows and watching eagerly, they all make the situation complicated. If Merlin is still standing by my side, maybe I can use him

of wisdom.

"George, do you think Hevin is trustworthy?"

George was a little surprised that his king would ask him this question:

"I don't know, my king, do you think there is something wrong with him?"

King Arthur shook his head gently:

"No, I believe him, but I want to hear your opinion. You have something that Hevin doesn't have. Do you know what it is?"

George wondered:

"loyalty?"

King Arthur nodded appreciatively:

"Yes, Hevin is not my subject. We are allies. As a friend, I can trust him, but as a king, I need to consider more.

"Who do you think will be our strength, Mordred, Lancelot, or Gawain?"

George gave another answer:

"Bedivere, his loyalty is unparalleled."

Arthur looked calm:

"Yes, I thought about it, so others should also think about it, there is no way he can reach Wharton."

George lowered his head:

"I'd do anything for you."

Arthur looked into the distance, as if her eyes could penetrate this dimension:

"Mordred is smart, so as long as the situation is clear, he will naturally return to my command. Lancelot is resentful of me because of Guinevere, but he also feels guilty. If he can let his guilt overcome resentment and

If I escape, he will come back to me again.

"As for Gawain, if I'm not wrong, now, his love for his wife is at least equal to his loyalty to me, and may even surpass it. "

Mordred is the simplest, as long as he understands that supporting King Arthur has greater benefits. Although he always wants to surpass himself, he will not be in a hurry.

It's not difficult for Gawain, he just needs to tie his wife to King Arthur's interests. His love for his wife is his only weakness, and smart enemies will start from there.

But she is King Arthur.

King Arthur closed his eyes, blocking out the sounds from the outside world, and felt the condition inside his body. It was broken, but also full of vitality, weak, but still thriving.

She told George:

"Find Lancelot and tell him that I will rewrite the Senate's judgment, withdraw all accusations against Guinevere, cancel her expulsion order, and..."

George raised his head and looked at his king in disbelief.

"Legally, she will no longer be my wife, which means that if the two of them still want to love each other, it will be completely legal and ethical, including loyalty to me."

Arthur closed his eyes sadly.

That is her true love.
Chapter completed!