Pull Up Dat

This is an Ethereal, magical story of how England's most Legendary King Arthur is reunited with his Knights, his sword Excalibur, his Kingdom and his People. He is making his way back to Camelot castle on Cadbury Hill, in Somerset, England.

This story is made possible firstly by the Holy Grail, and without it the King would not be brought out of his centuries long sleep. With the assistance of Merlin, Vivian, and Morgan Le Fey and her sisters, (who are together, fairy-women, known as the nine sisters of Avalon), so called, because they have the power to appear either as fairies or women at their own will, and who have been endowed with the special powers of healing, particularly, Morgan le Fey, who assists King Arthur greatly in his recovery, it is all made possible.

Things have to be carried out in a special sequence of events otherwise all will fail.

First Merlin wakes from his centuries long sleep, as Vivian restores first Merlin's health, and then King Arthur's at Avalon, near the City of Glass. Thereafter The Lady of the Lake reunites King Arthur with his sword. The King becomes strong again as he holds Excalibur high in the air.

As King Arthur, Sir Lancelot, and Sir Galahad all continue on their journey to Camelot they are beset by difficulties and intrique, and alchemical events, but most striking of all is the realisation that they now find themselves in Roman occupied Britain in the second conquest of Rome, under the direct rule of Emperor Caesar and the Caesar dynasty.

Through Merlin, Vivian and Morgan Le Fey, and his Knights of the Round Table, this story is made possible, and the Legend of King Arthur lives on. First Sir Galahad appears in their midst and then Sir Lancelot makes his appearance, once again, then Sir Marrock whose wife turned him into a Werewolf, and Sir Mordred, the destroyer of King Arthur's Kingdom in earlier times, reappears before the King.

The Roman Muse of History, Cleo appears before the King, and Merlin finds that his magic will no longer work in her presence. Cleo is called upon to perform a very important task for King Arthur which she volunteers to do, which if not performed, could have a great impact on his future happiness and that of his people and his Kingdom.

King Arthur must decide what to do about the Roman gold mining which is going on in his Kingdom, but that story will not be told until Book II appears.

Barbara O'Sullivan
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