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In the spring of [[501]] the knight [[Cadry]], [[Cynyr]], [[Padern]] and [[Ennis]] of [[Salisbury]] gathered in the halls of [[Tisbury]] to feast and prepare for their journey to [[Rydychan]]. During the evening two strange guests arrive to ask sir [[Cadry]] for help. First the monk [[Pertoines]] who ask to accompany the knights on their mission to [[Rydychan]]. The young monk claims he’s travelling to Oxford to establish something he calls a ‘’University’’ and that the knights of [[Salisbury]] would make an excellent escort. [[Cadry]] glumly concedes to the monk's requests but had hardly drank a mug of ale before another visitor arrived: [[Lady]] [[Ninevh]]. Speaking in private with [[Cadry]] she tells him that his late wife, [[Brangwen]], will never find true peace in the mound of [[Tisbury]] but that she must be buried in her homeland, deep in the dangerous [[Forest]] Sauvage. During the night [[Lady]] [[Ninevh]] and her handmaidens unearth the body of the late [[lady]] and everyone in the house claim they heard strange sounds and chanting. On the road the knight spring to action outside of [[Ambrius]] abbey when they see cowardly [[Saxons]] disguised as [[cymrii]] attacking and looting the most holy monastery. As the brave knight fend of the [[Saxons]] around the gate of the abbey the leader of the defenders, Sir [[Richard]], plead the knights to follow a group of fleeing [[Saxon]] raiders, saying that they have kidnapped queen [[Ygraine]] and her daughter [[Morgan]]. Only Brother [[Pertoines]] stays behind as the knight’s ride into the hinterlands. Shortly they find the queen and her daughter in the midst of a ghastly scene. The women are encircled by [[Saxons]] torn limb from limb and when asked what transpired [[Morgan]] simply answers: ‘’They got careless.’’ Many questions went unanswered and the knight swear to Sir [[Richard]] that they will not speak of what transpired in the glade and that they will keep quiet about his plan to send [[Morgan]] to the north. Finally in [[Rydychan]] the knight, through the skilled tongue of Sir [[Ennis]], avoid being captured and are instead taken to the city of Oxford where [[Pertoines]] leaves them. The ransom Sir [[Maelgwyn]] for £25 (an incredible sum even for such a famous knight) before setting off into the [[forest]] sauvage. The journey is perilous and fraught with great danger; from dreaded sauvage lions to treacherous fea-[[creatures]] but the knight finally come to several burial mounds deep in the [[forest]]. Here Sir [[Cadry]] parts with his beloved wife and cries to her spirit to look for him in the next life. It is only with the help of Sir [[Maelgwyn]] that the heartbroken knight finally leaves the haunted mounds. With the help of [[lady]] [[Ninevh]] the knight finally exit the [[forest]] many miles from where they entered; at the [[Castle Ease]]. Here they once more encounter [[The Brown Knight|The brown Knight of the Wilds]] whom Sir [[Padern]] duels to determine if he is to stay and feast in the marvelous castle or not. They also encounter Sir Garmond, the lord of the castle whom they haven’t met for several years. Finally the knights' journey homewards, only to find their lands raided.
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