Woe is me fair knights of the round table, a great challenge has befallen me. In his time of passing, the great and noble King Arthur, slain by Mordrid, bestow unto me the task, or i should say Curse of disposing of his mighty sword, Excalibur. He cried out to me, "I order you to throw my sword into the water and then come back and tell me what you saw there." I am on my way right now to this body of water nearby the battlefield, i wonder out loud to myself....what a waste this would be. Here in my possession is the mightiest of all swords, it could be used for such power, wielded by the best knights in the world, and i am supposed to just cast it out into the lake and never see it again? What kind of a man would waste such a gift from the heavens? A fool, thats who. But alas, it is Arthurs command to do this task, and his words carry such power. I ask you, friends of mine, knights of the round tables and wise folk, what would you have me do with such a power, this sword that shines so bright in the night. Cast it into the waters, never to be seen again? Or keep it by my side, and find a rightful owner, whether that be me, or another knight worthy of Excalibur.
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LANVAL
11/21/2013 10:01:13 am
To the Knights and Ladies;
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Uther
11/21/2013 02:33:11 pm
Dear Knight,
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Sir Robin
11/21/2013 08:10:27 pm
Bedivere,
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Suite Du Merlin
11/21/2013 11:43:00 pm
Is this Bedivere I hear speaking? If this is, then woe to you O foolish knight. You would keep Arthurs' sword for what? Pride? Glory?
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Guinevere
11/21/2013 11:44:27 pm
Bedivere,
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Ygrene
11/21/2013 11:45:03 pm
Young Knight obedience is better than sacrifice and you must respect the wishes of your King. The idea of Destiny is a hard pill to swallow but fate comes for us all. I mourn the loss of my son, estranged from me,
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King Arthur
11/22/2013 12:19:27 am
The only curse of the mission I entrusted to you, dear Bedivere, is the sword which I asked you to dispose. Excalibur is indeed a thing of great power, but I have realized that no man in the sight of God should wield it, for we are fallible mortals and so susceptible to the corruption of our souls offered us by this instrument. DO not give into to the sword's call Bedivere, it will lead you to ruin. Whats more, should Excalibur fall into less upright hands, the damage may be wrought through its' blade shall be devastating. For all the grace on God's green Earth, be faithful in your conduct and cast the sword away!
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Isolde
11/22/2013 12:30:49 am
Dear Bedivere,
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Hank Morgan (Sir Boss)
11/22/2013 12:42:24 am
Good sir knight,
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