The bad relationship between Mordred and Morgan was useless even with Saber’s mediation.
Mordred’s rejection of Morgan, her biological mother, was almost instinctive, and she would not reconcile with Morgan just because her "father" interceded.
And Saber was not the kind of parent who would use force. Seeing that Mordred was unwilling to change his attitude towards Morgan, she had no choice but to give up.
Isn’t it just a quarrel between a daughter and her mother? As long as Mordred didn’t become a rebellious knight like she remembered and destroyed the whole of Britain, no matter how she quarreled, it didn’t matter to Saber.
She was more worried about another thing now.
That was the relationship between Roy and herself, Mordred, and Morgan.
Mordred has her bloodline and is her daughter in name and blood. Even she never denied this in the past. She just didn’t know how to face Mordred.
Morgan is her sister. She certainly knows how much the sister hates her, but even so, she has never hated Morgan because they are relatives.
And no matter what the reason, it was she who snatched the throne of Britain from the sister, so it is very normal for the sister to hate her.
But…….it’s fine if the sister hates her, but what’s the matter with her sleeping with Roy?
The same goes for Mordred. Didn’t she show that she hated Roy before? Why did she appear in Roy’s bedroom in a gorgeous and beautiful dress and quarrel with the sister?
Could it be that…Mordred also has that kind of idea about Mr. Roy?
Thinking about the unequal relationship between herself and Roy, and looking at Morgan sitting on Roy’s bed with a sweet smile, Saber suddenly felt a headache.
"Let’s have a good talk, Sister Wang, Mr. Roy, and Mordred!"
Saber looked at the three people with a complicated expression and said.
Saber wanted to have a good talk with Roy and the others. She didn’t want to see a family of three fall into the hands of a man. This kind of thing that rarely appears in books, serenades and movies happened in Britain.
If such a thing was engraved in the story and myth of King Arthur, wouldn’t it be too embarrassing?
However, Saber overestimated her control over Morgan and Mordred.
Or it can be said that she underestimated Roy’s charm.
Even the goddesses of the Age of Gods, who were high and noble and always looked down upon mortals, willingly submitted to him, and even formed a Three Goddesses Alliance, which sounded very outrageous.
No matter how outstanding Mordred and Morgan were, they were just mortals, and naturally could not resist Roy’s charm.
So they parted unhappily again.
Roy was a 100% scumbag. He always accepted everyone who came. If Mordred and Morgan had any ideas about him, he would respond., and would never give up the two women he was interested in just because of a few words.
Morgan had no interest in Saber’s preaching, especially after she experienced the benefits, she was even more obsessed with Roy, and she was quite addicted.
Only Mordred listened to Saber, the father, but it was unknown whether she would be angry and do something if she knew about the relationship between Roy and Saber in the future.
0Please give flowers0
In short, Saber felt very tired and finally didn’t care.
She decided to pass the throne to Morgan as soon as possible, and then leave directly, so as to avoid the British three mothers and daughters alliance engraved in the mythological history.
So, a few days later. (To read the violent novels, go to Feilu Novel Network!)
Something happened that surprised all the British people. The perfect King Arthur actually took the initiative to abdicate and handed the throne to her sister Morgan.
……0
The whole country was in an uproar, with voices of opposition everywhere. The Knights of the Round Table almost exploded, and even the few Knights of the Round Table who had the best relationship with Morgan firmly opposed it.
But the opposition was invalid. Saber, as the king of a country, had a veto. She didn’t even tell Merlin about this matter, and the replacement of the throne was completed quickly.
"What is going on?"
Merlin walked on the streets of Britain with a confused look on his face, and he was dumbfounded.
He had long predicted the fate of Britain’s demise, and was not prepared to intervene, but just wanted to watch it with evil taste.
But he never thought that Altria would pass the throne to Morgan. What was going on?
Especially when he arrived at the British palace and saw Morgan sitting on the throne wearing a crown, and learned from him that Mordred had left Britain, Merlin was even more confused.
Why do I feel like I have traveled to a parallel world when I woke up? .
