The darkest day for Britannia quietly slipped away.

When the corpse of Cornus dissipated like ashes into the earth and sky, Mors, which had ravaged all over the lands of Fairyland Britannia, seemed to be paused, first freezing collectively in place and then transforming into billows of black smog-like ashes, disappearing one after another like a line of falling dominoes.

The curse afflicting Britannia vanished...

But the wildfire that erupted across Britannia continued.

This blaze came swiftly and fiercely, and when Cornus, the source of the "Flame Calamity," turned to ashes and dispersed, the fire had already spread to every corner of Britannia. Except for special locations like the Dragon Corpse Swamp, all other places were engulfed in a blazing inferno, even Edinburgh, which had transformed from the former Queen of the Northern Fairy, Mab, did not escape.

Salisbury, Norwich, Oxford, Gloucester, Manchester, New Darlington... even Londinium did not survive the destruction, either succumbing to the curse’s power and Mors’ erosion or being reduced to ruins by the rampant fire.

Luckily, the alliance’s military had plans in advance. Whether it was humans living in Londinium who hadn’t been to the battlefield or Northern fairies residing in Edinburgh, all evacuated ahead of time to seek refuge.

The shelters were naturally provided by Reiger, constructed using magic to form underground refuges, immune to the curse, fire, and Mors, safe and convenient. Therefore, before the battle, when Reiger proposed evacuating rear personnel from the cities for safety, both Pasival and Noconalay readily agreed.

These people ultimately became the sole survivors across Britannia, aside from the evacuated alliance army from Camelot.

Indeed.

Faced with this true "Flame Calamity," the fairies of Britannia stood no chance of survival, sinking forever beneath the earth with the fallen cities.

Although less than half an hour passed from Cornus’s awakening, the curse bursting, to Reiger defeating It and vanquishing it, the signs of this "Flame Calamity" had already begun before Cornus awakened.

The number of Mors across Britannia was constantly increasing, the curse kept strengthening, even Melusina awakened as the Flame Calamity before Cornus, all quietly commencing before and after the war, Cornus’s awakening merely intensified it all.

Moreover, the top-tier forces of Britannia were concentrated in Camelot, engaged in warfare, and the clan leaders of the major tribes all suffered from Alberon’s betrayal, each and every one was impacted. In the Flame Calamity outbreak, with Britannia buried under Mors’s army, the cities’ fairies could organize no effective resistance.

Thus, even if it were less than twenty minutes, it would be enough to see fairies in the major cities either assimilated by Mors or killed in battle. Even a few lucky survivors would eventually be victimized by fire and curses.

In this unimaginably short span compared to Britannia’s history, the fairies of Britannia were almost entirely extinct, those not extinct would perish in the wild.

This profoundly sinful nation finally faced its destined end.

These events, of course, were revealed to Reiger only after the fact.

He originally thought that in less than half an hour, given the fairies’ power generally far exceeding humans, it shouldn’t be possible for them to become extinct so easily; who would have thought they’d die faster than imagined. 𝙛𝓻𝒆𝓮𝒘𝙚𝙗𝒏𝙤𝙫𝓮𝒍.𝓬𝒐𝙢

"Well, Mors is the bane of fairies after all, lacking a sufficient strategy, those fairies couldn’t possibly defeat Mors’s army, not to mention the curse."

It can be said that when the Flame Calamity erupted, over half of Britannia’s fairies instantly transformed into Mors, becoming enemies. The remainder could not form any effective resistance against the internal and external attacks of Mors’s army and were easily wiped out, it is understandable.

Reiger felt surprised by this, but not shocked.

When he decided to coldly observe Britannia’s demise and even planned to fuel the fire, the fate of the fairies was essentially determined.

In the original, all the fairies in Britannia ended up extinct, including but not limited to Morgan, Altoria, Melusina, Bagster, Noconalay, and Habettelot.

Southern fairies or Northern fairies, good or bad, they all ultimately perished, only the group from Chaldea survived as usual, successfully shearing the Lostbelt, escaping Britannia, saving the Pan-Human History, winning complete victory.

Now, although most fairies still died, at least a few supporting Pasival’s concept among the Round Table survived, Northern fairies survived, Morgan, Altoria, Melusina, Bagster, Noconalay, and Habettelot remained alive, this is already a very good ending.