A few days later, Launcelot and Pellam and the rest of the inhabitants of Castle Corbin are having some lunch, when there’s a ruckus. See, in Corbin they don’t have kitchens or cooks or anything, because the Grail is constantly … Continue reading →
A month after his near-miss as regards the Grail, Launcelot wakes up. His first move is to complain about coming out of his coma; being in a coma was very restful and he didn’t need to worry about all the … Continue reading →
Launcelot enters Castle Corbin and cautiously picks his way forward. He’s ready for anything, but instead of anything, he encounters nothing. A whole series of empty rooms, doors hanging open, nothing stopping him from penetrating to the very center of … Continue reading →
