Kingdom of Britain
I've been using Shiro's all-in-one and shampoo every day for two weeks.
When my c*ck turned like a pure white bean sprout, we finally arrived in the Kingdom of Britain.
"I never thought we would be able to enter the country so easily..."
"I think Anne-san and Mary-san talked to them about it, right?"
Yes, our ship is a pirate ship no matter where you look at it.
The conspicuous golden skull on the bow of the ship clearly shows that we are pirates.
Even so, the Kingdom of Britain is on the verge of war.
Battleships of the Kingdom of Britain were everywhere guarding the seas surrounding the Kingdom of Britain.
When we passed through the Strait of Dover, we could see the Crusader fleet waiting on the Frankish side, and the time of the decisive battle was already approaching.
We proceed along the Thames River and head towards the capital, London.
"If you use the Thames River, you can easily take down the capital, London."
"Yeah. I can just go to the capital, London!
But enemy ships can't enter the Thames, right?
The main force of the British fleet was assembled at the mouth of the Thames."
"The British fleet of this era boasts the strongest strength in the world, right?"
"Maybe. It wasn't Spain, it was the Kingdom of Hispania, which defeated the armada and boasted the strongest navy in the world at this time."
I compare it with the history of the original world.
I'm not a resident of this world, so I might be wrong.
"Is it because of the Drake Pirates?"
"Well, the Drake Pirates are completely like a surprise attack force for the Kingdom of Britain.
The crew members are all immortal vampires."
The British, in my former world, also teamed up with pirates to control the world's oceans.
"The Kingdom of Britain doesn’t seem like it will lose at all!"
Shiro doesn't seem to think that the Kingdom of Britain will lose at all.
"But no matter how strong you are, you can't compete with the power of numbers!
You saw it too. A Crusader fleet anchored on the side of the Frankish Kingdom.
At a quick glance, there were about 500 ships!
Then a fleet of 200 ships will come from Hispania, right?
On the other hand, the fleet of the Kingdom of Britain was 200 ships.
Even if you include all the pirates under the Drake Pirates and the Mary Anne Pirates, there will only be 350 ships in total.''
"700 ships versus 350 ships… it’s a losing battle…"
Shiro seems to have finally understood the reality.
"Once they land, it's over."
During the Pacific War, Japan also avoided a decisive battle on the mainland.
Island countries are small after all, so if they land, it's over.
Well, there are some experts who say that if the battle had been fought on the mainland, they would have won, but they would have been stuck in a bottomless quagmire like the Vietnam War.
"They will definitely come ashore!
After all, the Kingdom of Britain is an island nation!
You can land from anywhere!"
Shiro looked sad and was seriously worried.
"Well, it depends on the plan. Anyway, let's go!"
We moored the Golden Skull at a dock near Big Ben, the symbol of London, the capital of the Kingdom of Britain.
"We've been waiting for you. Your Eminence."
Sebastian, formerly known as the Gawain brothers, a former Knight of the Round Table, and now Anne and Mary's butler, came to the dock to meet us.
"Ah. Mary, Anastasia and the others are already here, right?"
"Yes. Everyone is waiting at the round table for His Eminence to arrive."
"Round table?"
I ask Sebastian again.
"Yes. The round table conference."
"I’m not a knight of the round table, am I?"
"His Eminence, Shiro-sama, and Mylene-sama have been selected as the new knights of the Round Table led by Queen Anne."
I didn't expect that answer.
"Could it be that we, Anastasia and the others were invited to the Kingdom of Britain to participate in the Round Table?"
"It is right"
Sebastian answers with a butler-style bow, his left hand on his chest and his right hand behind his waist.
"But what will happen to Sebastian and the other Knights of the Round Table?"
I am very curious and ask the question.
"This time, we have decided to go behind the scenes.
We are knights of King Artoria's Round Table, so we have settled on the idea that Anne-sama should lead Queen Anne's Knights of the Round Table."
"I see. But haven't there been any knights of the round table among the kings and queens up until now?"
"They weren't a true direct descendant of King Artoria, and didn't have any real ability...
Until now, they have been supported by King Artoria's knights of the Round Table."
"A descendant of King Artoria.
Well, Anne is the granddaugher of King Artoria, Artoria Pendragon. The Kingdom of Britain is a female lineage, so in the eyes of the Kingdom of Britain, Anne is the rightful queen."
I was somehow convinced.
Well, the kings and queens of the Kingdom of Britain up until now probably weren't strong enough to organize the Knights of the Round Table.
In that respect, Anne has been a prominent woman who has reigned as the queen of Onigashima and led the great pirate Mary Anne Pirates.
Originally, Anne was meant to be the queen of the Kingdom of Britain.
So, we were guided by Sebastian to Camelot Castle, a stone-built castle with a majestic atmosphere, built on the outskirts of London.
"Is Camelot Castle in London?"
No way, Camelot Castle.
It is a legendary castle built by King Arthur, located in Logres, the capital of King Arthur's kingdom.
"London and Logres are similar!"
"But where King Arthur’s kingdom actually lies is supposed to have been a mystery…"
"For the most part, similar names are the correct ones.
Himiko is just a Chinese term for the Sun Goddess (Amaterasu), which the Chinese used in derogatory terms!
Even the Yamatai kingdom is absolutely, Yamato country!
Even in Gishi Wajinden, it is written that the queen used curses to govern and her younger brother supported her!
That's definitely Amaterasu and Susano!
To me, the scholars who say that Yamatai and Yamato are different are really idiots!
It's usually all written in the Kojiki!"
Shiro's prejudices and misconceptions about history explode.
"That's right. Japan's first female emperor, Empress Jingu, who was erased from history by GHQ, is definitely Himiko!"
Not to be outdone by Shiro, I piled on the history.
"Empress Jingu was an extremely popular emperor during the Edo and Meiji periods!
The first banknote in Japan had a portrait of Empress Jingu, and she is also depicted in many ukiyo-e prints!"
Yes, Empress Jingu was the number one emperor in history from the middle to the end of the Edo period and the Meiji period.
"I thought the conquest of the three countries in the old Korea was not acceptable from GHQ's point of view.
Wasn't it bad enough that they had defeated Silla, Goguryeo, and Baekje, and had Silla and Baekje under their control?"
"Is that so..."
"It justifies Japanese rule on the Korean Peninsula..."
"But Empress Jingu’s mother is a descendant of the prince of Silla, right?"
"Well, it means that in ancient times, there were many times when Japan did or did not rule the Korean peninsula.
It makes sense to me that the Yamatai kingdom, which was ruled by Himiko, was a country that ruled over southern Korea, Kyushu, and the Chugoku region of Japan.
The descent of the grandchildren in the Kojiki.
It's a story about the descendants of Amaterasu, who ruled the southern part of Korea, who were defeated by Silla and fled to Japan, which was ruled by her younger brother.
And since Amaterasu is the direct descendant, this is an incident in which Japan was forced to hand over control.
Well, it's not good for people of the same race to fight, so the story is that the descendants of Susano, who originally ruled Japan, gave in!"
"That’s just Master’s fantasy, isn’t it?"
"It’s a delusion, but it’s written in the Kojiki, right?"
"Isn’t it only you, Master, who interprets it like that?"
"Well, on the Korean Peninsula, the people of Jeolla Province and Jeju Island are severely discriminated against by the Silla people living in the north, right?
After all, people in the southern part of the Korean peninsula are believed to be of a different race, with a lot of Japanese blood mixed in, right?
Actually, I think so. Even the Emperor of Japan has Baekje blood flowing through his veins!"
"Master, are you sure you want to make such assumptions?"
"You're free to fantasize, right?"
"I'd say you're too delusional..."
"It’s not like I came to this conclusion just by reading the Kojiki, you know?
I'm reading more books and articles.
While I was sleeping, the vast amount of books and articles I had read was automatically organized in my head, and before I knew it, I had come to a conclusion!"
"You say that with a lot of confidence, but you're seriously off track again today..."
"I... I see... I'm sorry."
Cedric reflected on it.
This is because I have been repeatedly scolded by readers for having so many digressions.
And I just realized that when I give an analogy that involves history, I have a habit of wanting to show off what I know.
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