Like I said, as soon as Pellam and his son are out of the room, in comes Joseph of Arimathea. Bors and the other knights can tell it’s him, because he has I AM JOSEPH OF ARIMATHEA (THE GRAIL GUY) … Continue reading →
Launcelot comes to a hermitage, complete with Nacien, this book’s official wise hermit, and the two of them sit down and Launcelot pours out his heart. A whole nother monologue about how sad he is! But Nacien won’t hear it. … Continue reading →
Launcelot rides around randomly until it gets dark. As the daylight fades he finds a crossroads which features a rock he can’t see on account of it’s dark, and also a chapel. He figures this is as good a place … Continue reading →
