Knights of the Round Table #10

In "Seven Deeds of Valor," Lancelot stands alone against the Roman legion led by Barto, who demands tribute from Camelot. Faced with seven trials of courage and skill, Lancelot proves his worth, each deed a test of honor, and finally compels Barto to withdraw—leaving the fate of England uncertain.

In a time without a king, young Arthur, squire to Sir Kay, discovers the legendary sword Excalibur embedded in a stone—fulfilling a prophecy foretold by Merlin. As knights fail to pull the sword free, Arthur’s quiet act of faith reveals him as the rightful heir, leading to his unexpected crowning.

In "Guinevere's Justice," Queen Guinevere takes it upon herself to investigate Albert’s claims that Sir Morgan has mistreated his laborers. Disguised and traveling with Lancelot, she uncovers the truth firsthand—then delivers a lesson in fairness by forcing Morgan to work his own fields.

In "A Knight's Training," Ronald sets his heart on winning Marion’s hand, enlisting Lancelot to guide him through the trials of knighthood. Though he falls short of mastering the tests, his earnest effort earns him something far more valuable—Marion’s affection.

In the midst of a brutal siege on Camelot, King Arthur and his knights face overwhelming odds as the Earl of Griswald lays waste to the castle’s defenses. With provisions dwindling and hope fading, Merlin devises a daring plan using a mysterious black powder—gunpowder—entrusting Sir Gawain with a perilous mission to sabotage Griswald’s camp under cover of darkness. As dawn breaks, the fate of Camelot hangs in the balance, awaiting the moment when magic and courage will strike.