Type-Moon: Life Simulation, Trading Precepts for the Authority of the Gods

Synopsis: Su Kai transmigrates as the son of a Celtic noble and faces an inferno that has been burning for seven days and seven nights from the start. More than a thousand captives have been burned alive, and the smell of charred flesh hangs over the entire domain.

He challenges his father, Sir Hector, and gets this answer: "Celtic warriors have no need for weakness."

From that moment on, Su Kai understands: everything about this era is wrong.

He improves farming tools and promotes better farming, saving countless starving people. He lays an ambush and wipes out the Saxon pirates through cunning. He gathers the bones left on battlefields, even when those who died were invaders.

But what truly changes his fate is meeting Morgan.

The witch asks him, "Why do you seek power?"

He says, "I want to show them what is right."

So Morgan teaches him Geis, an ancient forbidden art that grants power in exchange for vows.

Meanwhile, hidden in Maple Ridge is a golden-haired girl in whom King Uther has placed great hopes. Her name is Artoria, and she will one day become King Arthur of Britain.

And Su Kai is the one personally teaching her, showing her what it means to be invincible through benevolence.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.