Is it confirmed that Merlin never went back to Camelot after Arthur died?

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Is it confirmed that Merlin never went back to Camelot after Arthur died?
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In Tokyo Revengers chapter 5, when Mikey invites Takemichi to join his journey and says "I like you, Hanagaki Takemichi", what Japanese word does he use? I have that doubt, because the phrase in English can be interpreted in various ways. Thanks in advance for your reply.
Oh, I see what you mean!! Cause the english "I like you" has a wide range of meaning, yeah.
The original goes like this:
The expression Mikey uses is 気に入った, which means to like, to be fond of, to be pleased with, or take a liking to something. Because of the courage and mettle Takemichi displayed, Mikey has decided he likes the dude.
"I've taken a liking to you, Hanagaki Takemichi." or "I like you, Hanagaki Takemichi." are indeed good translations for that! The words are exactly what they seem, simple and straightforward.