I Will Eventually Become a Partner of Justice Chapter 1110

This made Saber alter confused.

However, Shirou's heart is as clear as a mirror.

Let me ask, as the envoy of the gods, is it possible not to understand the worldview?

This is a gap in the problem. Saber Alter may not be sensitive to this, but it is a pity that Shirou is a person who is sensitive to the problem and has a clear mind.

Standing beside Gerda, Shirou asked Gerda for information about the village in a condescending tone as if he were an imperial envoy inspecting the area, thus obtaining two pieces of information.

First, Gerda and her villagers call their village Midgard 23.

Second, this forest is called the Iron Forest, and after the Iron Forest passes, there is an area called Jotunheim.

Just from the names of these places, Shirou already knew where this place was.

Lifting his head slightly, Shirou looked at the dark ring of darkness above the sky, and one after another, feathery snowflakes fell on his face.

Here, it is Northern Europe!

Midgard is the Nordic name for Middle Earth, and Jotunheim is one of the kingdoms of giants in Nordic myths and legends. There are mountain giants and frost giants.

As for why it is so clear, it is not because of the omnipresent that has stopped operating, but because Shirou himself is very familiar with Nordic mythology.

Just as he is familiar with the historical events of emperors and generals of various dynasties in ancient China, Shirou also knows a thing or two about some historical events and myths and legends abroad.

These are not the knowledge acquired after time travel, but the accumulation of knowledge before time travel, which is accumulated after time travel.

Of course, getting so much knowledge is also related to his experience before time travel.

After confirming that this is Northern Europe, Shirou also remembered who Gerda was.

It's the girl with the knife in the ending of "FGO" 2.2.

So, this is the Nordic Lost Belt?

It shouldn't be.

Without the fantasy tree, the lore belt of the cut items would not exist.

But here, there is no fantasy tree.

The most important thing is that the enemy facing Chaldea at this moment is not the Alien God or Group A, but the [Parliament] with unknown meaning, unknown purpose, and unknown motive.

At the same time, the adventures they experience and travel through are not singularities and strange belts, but connection points.

So, could this be the Nordic Lost Belt?

In the sky, it is snowing heavily with velvet.

The breeze whizzing by from time to time is cold and as sharp as a knife.

In the team, there was a very young boy, his face was flushed red from the cold. From time to time, he raised his palms, put his lips on his palms and drank, the smoke was dense, and he rubbed his little palms to gain some warmth.

Gerda is very active, very bright, and very dazzling, but Shirou is not the kind of person who only focuses on one person, he pays attention to everyone.

Seeing the little boy's actions, he looked around again, and found that these villagers, including Gerda, were wearing thin white shirts in this icy and snowy field. Such thin clothes can be said to have no warmth retention effect at all. Even if they are not killed by the giants, they are enough to be killed by the howling cold wind.

It's just that none of them care about this.

In other words, they have already ignored their own lives.

Shirou showed some Camelot soldiers' cold-proof clothing, put them on for the villagers, and won their thanks.

Passing through the iron forest, far away, I saw a small, desolate village located in the snow and ice, all alone.

And there was no doubt that it was Gerda's village, Village 23 of Midgard.

With Gerda and others leading the way, Shirou and Saber Alter came to the village of Midgard 23.

The people in Village No. 23, seeing Gerda and the others coming back, were not happy and cheered, but panicked and screamed.

The village chief was a young man. He looked at Gerda and the others with fear on his face, and said, "You, why are you back? Could it be that the giants didn't accept you?"

"My God! Is the village going to be destroyed?"

"Is the prophesied doomsday coming?"

...

The villagers panicked. There were no smiles and joy on their faces, but only fear.

Of course, this is what Saber Alter saw.

But in Shirou's eyes, what he saw was not fear, but numbness.

Saber Alter frowned, she was not a stupid idiot, although her heart was more tyrannical due to altering, but she understood the truth of Gerda and others being caught by giants in the first place.

Then... I guess it wasn't accidentally caught by the giants, but was sacrificed directly by these villagers, right?

In the former British Isles, there was also such a primitive and unbearable custom. In order to pray for the harvest of the coming year, the girl or boy was sacrificed to the god of harvest.

And this primitive and unbearable custom was especially serious in the later period of Saber Alter's rule of Britain, when the mystery of the Age of Gods faded, and the harvest of the land became extremely scarce.

She used to want to control, but couldn't.

Now, seeing this scene again, of course Saber Alter couldn't bear it, her righteous knight heart couldn't bear such an unsightly custom, when she stood up and was about to say something, Shirou suddenly stretched out his hand and grabbed her Coiled hair on the back of the head.

Woo...!

pain!

Saber Alter turned her head, her dark golden eyes, like a lion whose tail was caught, glared at Shirou in embarrassment, and asked in a low voice, "What are you doing?"

"Don't mess around." Shirou said in a low voice.

Saber Alter didn't understand, even if he couldn't do anything in such a scene, he should at least say something, right?

However, Shirou told her not to mess around.

Although Saber Alter didn't understand it, she always understood one thing. Starting from the great cause of "King Arthur", she was a loser, while Shirou was a winner.

So, Saber Alter endured it. Although she was puzzled, she didn't ask at this time, just to see what Shirou wanted to do.

The village chief, including the villagers, was terrified of the return of Gerda and others. His expression was the same as when Shirou let the villagers out of the cage before.

Gerda and others began to explain their experience to the villagers, and introduced Shirou and Saber Alter to the village chief and the villagers.

Although they were chattering and talking about their own things, and the scene was extremely chaotic, at least they made things clear.