But it was precisely the "courtly love" between him and Queen Guinevere, seen by others as unforgivable adultery, that ultimately led to the collapse of the Round Table, the death of the Knight King, and the destruction of Camelot.
Along with the tragedy of everyone involved.
Lancelot not only killed many of the Twelve Knights of the Round Table, he also slew three younger brothers of the Sun Knight Gawain: Aggrevin, Gareth, and Gaheris.
The two men, once inseparable friends and comrades, became mortal enemies who could never share the same sky.
With every shout he made, Lancelot's expression grew a shade darker, and he involuntarily retreated a step.
Bruh swung his sword down again:
"This strike belongs to faithful Love!"
His eyes and the Sun Holy Sword together blazed with an unprecedented brilliance.
When you win or lose the crown, you've no one to blame but yourself—but clashes of ideals absolutely admit no compromise.
