Story 2: The Knights of the Round Table

In the land of Camelot, King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table protected the kingdom
from all threats, both foreign and domestic. But one day, a dark sorcerer named Mordred rose to
power, and he threatened to plunge Camelot into darkness.

Mordred was King Arthur's illegitimate son, and he was jealous of his father's power. He had been
secretly studying dark magic, and he was now ready to overthrow Arthur and take the throne for
himself.

Mordred began by sowing discord among the Knights of the Round Table. He turned them against
each other, and he weakened the kingdom from within. When the time was right, Mordred launched
his attack.

Mordred and his army besieged Camelot. Arthur and his Knights fought bravely, but they were
outnumbered and outmatched. Mordred eventually broke through the castle gates, and he
confronted Arthur in the throne room.

Arthur and Mordred fought a fierce battle, but in the end, Mordred was victorious. He struck down
his father with a poisoned sword, and Arthur fell to the ground, dead.
Mordred took the throne of Camelot, and he plunged the kingdom into darkness. The Knights of the
Round Table were scattered, and the people of Camelot lived in fear.
But there was still hope. A young knight named Percival had escaped Mordred's slaughter. He
vowed to avenge Arthur's death and restore Camelot to its former glory.
Percival set out on a quest to find the Holy Grail, a magical artifact that was said to have the power
to heal the sick and raise the dead. If Percival could find the Grail, he would be able to defeat
Mordred and save Camelot.