An October Legend Continues…
King Vogt and the Guardians of the Round Table — by Mario Crescibene Introduction Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Interlude Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6. King Vogt sat in his throne at the Round Table, tapping his fingers impatiently as he waited for his knights to arrive. The circular table was divided into […]
King Vogt sat in his throne at the Round Table, impatiently waiting for his knights to arrive. Each of the twenty-seven seats at the circular table was assigned to one of his Guardians. Already, twenty-three knights had taken their seats and were conversing, while others were engaged in other activities like chess and betting on the arrival of the remaining three Guardians.
Upon the arrival of Sir Messick and Sir Hedges, a heated debate ensued over who had arrived first for the sake of a bet. However, King Vogt quickly intervened and ruled in favor of Sir Smith, as per the rules established. As the other two Guardians entered, lagging behind due to recent battle, King Vogt inquired about their recent activities. Both knights confirmed that they had just finished battling Black Sox and had both witnessed the Holy Grail.
King Vogt then addressed the remaining empty seat, pointing out that one Guardian had yet to arrive. As Sir Ramirez stormed into the hall, he was confronted by King Vogt, who informed him of the missing Guardian and the impending quest. He reminded Ramirez of his quest for the Holy Grail and urged him not to push himself too hard in the pursuit.
Upon King Vogt's declaration of their final quest for the Commissioner's Trophy, the Guardians raised their swords in unison. King Vogt addressed Ramirez, who admitted his lack of success in seeing the Holy Grail. The King then reassured Ramirez, stating that it was not necessary for him to exert himself to the fullest in the search for the Grail, and that he was already his champion knight.
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