The war progressed extremely smoothly and smoothly.
The island of Ireland is not like the island of Britain, which was stirred up by the catfish of Britain. There are very few countries on it that have declared a kingdom, and some even call themselves the Saxon tribe.
The British army simply got into the fish eggs, and the fish fry was not even included.
However, the few kingdoms still brought some obstacles to Britain.
But in front of the Knights of the Round Table, it didn't take long for them to be wiped out one by one.
Annuo did not choose to lead the army by one person, but chose to give his juniors more opportunities to perform.
The most outstanding among the many knights are the brave Lancelot, the superb archer Tristan, the lance-fighting undefeated Lanmallock, and the sun-blessed Gawain.
Of course, the most dazzling name is always the king that the Knights of the Round Table serve together - King of Knights Arthur Pendragon.
The sideways war lasted for half a year, and Britain incorporated the entire island of Ireland into its territory.
During this period, Arthur also accepted a powerful foreign knight named Palamedes. When Gawain led the army to advance, he encountered this powerful knight.
It was night, and Gawain, who had no sunlight, was much weaker than during the day. He was easily defeated by Palemides, and then led his troops to repel the armies of Bindu and Baos.
It wasn't until Tristan arrived from other battlefields with a longbow that he defeated this powerful knight.
King Arthur admired the power of Palomedes and asked him to compete with several other round tables to measure his strength.
Annuo, who is old and strong, feels that the time has come for him to take action, but the strength of his juniors also makes Annuo happy.
Palestine was defeated by Gawain in the daytime and Lancelot, who was extremely powerful.
Convinced, Palamides swore allegiance to King Arthur and became the twelfth Knight of the Round Table.
Several months passed after the war.
Ever since the incident with Princess Elaine, Lancelot always liked to run to the park next to the royal court.
He hoped that he could look at his king more and calm down his irritable heart.
Queen Guinevere noticed this.
One day, she came to the park alone and found Lancelot.
By the way, it was already dark at this time.
She looked at the tall knight and asked inexplicably: "Mr. Lancelot, you...like the king, right?"
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The air was quiet for a moment, and even the insects stopped chirping.
Lancelot jumped up from the ground in an instant, his face turned red, and he looked at Guinevere in disbelief.
He forced himself to take a deep breath, barely able to calm his frightened heart.
He showed an awkward smile: "Queen, you, what are you talking about? I am a knight, how can I love the king I am loyal to?"
Sure, I guessed it right, Guinevere thought so.
She had been somewhat depressed in the past six months. Although she had figured out afterwards that Arthur was obviously out of control at the time, she still couldn't help but feel sad.
The king makes no mistakes and is perfect.
She continued to self-hypnotize.
Then I saw this knight who ran to the park every day after the war. After careful observation, I discovered some incredible things.
"Don't be nervous, Sir Lancelot." She smiled slyly, "Isn't it normal to like the king? After all, the king is so outstanding and perfect."
Chapter completed!