Apparently, this man truly took his roleplay seriously. Known to her as SageKing, a gamer who above all others had exceedingly interesting content to watch. Whenever she could she caught one of his streams, her own were nothing by comparison but she did not begrudge him his success. In a moment like this, she was glad she'd watched his content a bit, he'd called her a mongrel, and that would have normally been considered audacious as a thing to say to someone. But that man had a habit of doing so and in the way it was done, it seemed in no way demeaning. Still there were a few things to clarify even as he looked down at her. She started to explain the fact that she was a pacifist by her own nature, but it seemed the man didn't find her threatening to him or his city at all. That was good and he wanted to hear her tale? That was a strange request... she was supposed to tell no lies and make it interesting. "I do not know how interesting you will find my tale, but I have no problem telling it."
From there she took a deep breath, telling this information would truly clear up why she wasn't actually threatening. "I was once called Serinis and I was the support for a party of adventurers. When the world split several landmasses fell from the sky, it caused disturbances all around, so we went to investigate. We traveled to the shores, of a place called Dragon Lagoon Beach and searched the area finding all manner of strange thing there. Even so, there was a small dungeon located in the cliffs and we killed a remnant of a fallen Sea Dragon there. And when we walked past its body we looked out at the edge and saw a city cloaked in a bubble sitting below the surface of the water tucked into the cliffs. It was Atlantis," she explained the situation. "Apparently before we got there, it had been under the control of a pair of Evil Gods. Their influence on the people was terrible. I should say that they weren't called evil, but we decided they were given how everyone was acting in their name," she explained. "But they had really well developed technology and those who were people suffering that did not have to, so we took it upon ourselves to save them. We saved the innocent, and between us took out all the people who were corrupt and doing harm to everyone else. We individually took their places and changed the minds of the people... Our leader Tokisada he became a Savior King, everyone listened to him because he was good and just and always the first one out to battle," stated while being sort of animated, her hands were flapping and all.
"After one big battle we decimated a few temples and killed the remaining worshippers. I was my party's supporter so I spent a lot of time healing and protecting all the people I came across. They came to like me pretty well, called me a Priestess. I do not think they could always see the spirits I was connected to, but the ones that could seemed to think me special. They started copying my incantation rights and I became sort of a figure head to replace the bad religion. I didn't mind and I convinced everyone to be nicer and help each other," she spoke of herself and what she saw as her minor contribution. "So when the time was right we replaced their worship of some hedonist water god with a love for nature and the spirits I was in control of," she said giving a gentle shrug. "It was all pretty peaceful after that... but a while back a Leviathan came up and Atlantis is in a pretty precarious spot so we had to act quickly. We partied up and went out to fight it, I moved to push Tokisada out of the way and I got bitten in half." she said of her death, actually she'd died helping someone so she wasn't too messed up about it overall. "I hope the rest are alright, but I'm pretty sure I helped in the end." she mentioned happily.
All the while, Artoria knew truly what the coming of Mordred meant. She supposed by this logic the only thing for her to do was to make sure she handled this 'Sword Emperor' as easily as she could. She would not aim to provoke Mordred's rebellion but instead she was simply going to seek that which had been denied her the last thousand years. She would calm Albion and return to the King of Heroes his belongings. Given there was only a single man standing between her and her goal, it hardly seemed fair for her to do such a thing. A little smirk came to Artoria's face as she went to bed. The next day would be an interesting one.