โ Scribed by John Barrett Rose
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
There is so much nonsense written about King Arthur that one can easily forgive students for being confused by accounts written centuries after Arthur's time. Here we bring you personal accounts by People Who Were There. Personal perspective, Time Slither, sheer terror, and certain anomalies in the Time Equations are all properly considered. Make what you can of it. Good luck!
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