When last we left off, the grail-knights had just arrived at Sarras. Sarras! It’s a magical, mystical city which exists only for purposes of this story, apparently! Percivale points out that the boat he loaded Magdalena’s corpse into has already … Continue reading →
After Jesus leaves, Galahad heals Evelake, pretty much as an afterthought. Evelake goes off to join Nacien’s religious order, become one of the white monks. The various knights might compare notes at this point, except an angelic voice commands them … Continue reading →
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 →
At Castle Corbin, Sir Galahad, Sir Percivale, and Sir Bors are greeted by the whole of King Pellam’s court. Everyone is excited about how the roller-coaster thrill ride which is the Grail Quest is, at long last, coming to some … Continue reading →
With Sir Launcelot’s personal Grail-Quest all done, now Malory turns his attention back to Sir Galahad. He rides around for a while, it doesn’t really matter how long, and eventually he comes to the site of Percivale’s meeting with Evelake, … Continue reading →
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 →
A month later, Launcelot gets bored and decides to go for a swim. Malory explains that he spent all the intervening time praying, and somewhat huffily asserts that no, he didn’t starve to death because God gave him manna, like … Continue reading →
Bors, Galahad, and Percivale are standing in front of the ruins of a castle they just left! It collapsed unexpectedly, and maybe there are survivors inside! But then there’s another thing that happens: they spot a wounded knight. He’s pulled … Continue reading →
