Chapter 22: ·The Gap Between King Arthurs

(Matou Kariya)

【Answering time is 5 minutes, now beginning to answer.】

Of the six pictures in this question, it seems only D is a matching answer, but since it's a multiple-choice question, it proves there should be other answers.

But the other pictures all have some differences from the Artoria who appeared in the previous two questions.

Especially the last two—they are completely different people.

But Waver, Kayneth, and the others also had their suspicions.

After all, this was too obvious.

【Time is up, answering has ended.】

Just like that, under everyone's analysis and guessing, five minutes passed quickly.

【Now beginning to announce the answers.】

The pictures appeared again, but this time introductions were added below the pictures.

【A: Son of King Arthur, the last of the Knights of the Round Table, the Knight of Rebellion, Mordred.】

Waver: "So it's King Arthur's son; no wonder they look so much alike."

Fortunately, he didn't choose A; after all, the difference between Mo and the King is still quite obvious.

【B: The fifth Emperor of Ancient Rome, the Flower of Olympia, Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus.】

Kayneth: "Hmm! This is that tyrant Nero!"

Tohsaka Tokiomi: "To think it's another Emperor whose gender is inconsistent with the records."

Waver: "I can no longer believe the history books I read before."

Kayneth: "But why does the Emperor of Ancient Rome look the same as King Arthur?"

You have to know that Rome and Britain have a blood feud, and Nero even suppressed the uprising of Queen Boudica.

As a result, you, the King Arthur of Britain, look the same as an Emperor who had a great feud with the country in the past—what's the deal with that? (PS: The era Nero lived in was several decades before the era King Arthur lived in.)

Even Artoria was a bit confused by this point.

【C: The legendary FG heroine, the Saint, Jeanne d'Arc.】

Bluebeard: "Ah! Saint! I said I wouldn't misidentify her!"

Waver: "So the Saint you were talking about refers to Jeanne d'Arc."

Kayneth: "So that's it; I think I know who you are, Bluebeard."

He had checked based on the name Bluebeard, and found that this was a mad nobleman who appeared in the first edition of "Grimm's Fairy Tales," and he had found it strange. ===== CHAPTER 24 =====