Knights of the Round Table

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The Knights of the Round Table are the defenders of Camelot under King Arthur. They were named so because they gathered around the Round Table, where they were equal to each other and to their king. They were admired throughout the land. King Arthur created the Round Table as a way to eliminate distinctions between lords and subordinates. Initially, it was a symbol of heroism, as well as a mystic code to emphasize their bond and nobility. But subsequently, this changed, as Camelot became a castle founded on the round table that represents its form. If the holy sword of King Arthur was the source of energy sustaining the castle's existence, then the Round Table was the pillar holding the castle in place. There was enough space at the table itself for 13 knights, but the last seat always remained empty, as number 13 was considered unlucky. Later, part of the Round Table became the shield of Sir Galahad, Lord of Camelot. And this shield has the concept of a place where heroes gather, which allowed the Haldia Human Order Protection Organization to use it to summon many heroic spirits. Furthermore, using pieces of Galahad's shield, one can summon one of the 12 Knights of the Round Table. Except for Arthur and Galahad himself. But let us return to the knights of Camelot. In the original composition, there were only Artoria, her foster brother Kay, and Merlin. After Artoria pulled Caliburn from the stone, the three of them set off on a journey across Britain. Usually, their adventures began with either Artoria interfering in something or Merlin's jokes getting out of control. In these cases, Kay tried to compensate for the damage caused by his two companions. Some time later, they met Bedivere, and he became the first member to join their organization, serving as the steward of the royal court and the King's caretaker. A little while later, Gawain joined them, who is also considered one of the founding members of the Knights of the Round Table. The famous castle of King Arthur, Camelot, was built when Artoria and Gawain defeated Ortygia, 10 years after the former had drawn Caliburn from the stone. Altogether, 12 people can be counted among the Knights of the Round Table, including Artoria. Additionally, Tristan claims that King Pellinore, who was Artoria's trusted advisor, and Bors can also be added.

Artoria Pendragon/Rhongomyniad👑: Title: Lion King/King of Storms Class: Ruler (Saber/Lancer in past)

Strength: A Endurance: A Agility: A Mana: A NP: A++

Artoria Pendragon, more widely known as Arthur Pendragon, is historically considered male. She is the Once and Future King, a legendary hero of Britain and ruler of Camelot, also bearing the title King of Knights. Artoria wielded the sword from the stone, Caliburn, but it was eventually destroyed. Later, she received Excalibur and Avalon from the Lady of the Lake. But “if” King Arthur who, after emerging as a king, made the Holy Lance his main armament instead of the holy sword and reigned over Britain. Where Bedivere never returned Excalibur to the Lady of the Lake after the Battle of Camlann. The "Lion King”, who has the same appearance as Lancer Artoria, was not able to die when she was fated to die, and as a result, has become a wandering ghost while keeping onto the Holy Lance. The "Lion King" retained the Holy Lance and transformed into "Goddess Rhongomyniad" becoming a complete Divine Spirit. As a result, this version of her differs internally from her Lancer class. Although she shares the physical appearance of Lancer Artoria, "Goddess Rhongomyniad" is essentially a distinct individual.

Lancelot: Title: Knight of the Lake Class: Saber/Berserker

Strength: B Endurance: A Agility: B Mana: C NP: A++

Lancelot. In the legends of King Artoria, he is the most famous of the Knights of the Round Table. Lancelot's story includes numerous adventures. Starting from being raised by the Lady of the Lake, hence his nickname, ending with romantic entanglements with Queen Guinevere, wife of King Arthur. The Lake Knight also participated in the quest for the Holy Grail, which he is prevented from obtaining by the sin of adultery weighing upon him, magical charms cast upon him by False Guinevere, as well as the birth of his son, Galahad, pure of sin, and much more. Lancelot is a person serving as a negative symbol of the legend of King Arthur. The Lake Knight began as the revered and strongest of the Knights of the Round Table, and he was extremely devoted to the king. Lancelot's downfall began when he fell in love with Queen Guinevere, thereby betraying Arthur. It is said that the tragic love story of Diarmuid Ua Duibne and Gráinne subsequently became the plot template for Guinevere and Lancelot.

Gawain: Title: Knight of the Sun Class: Saber

Strength: B+ Endurance: B+ Agility: B Mana: A NP: A+

Gawain – a Knight of the Round Table and one of the central characters of Arthurian legend. In the myths, he was the third most valiant knight of the Round Table, after Galahad and Percival, also equal to Lancelot. And if King Arthur embodied night, then Sir Gawain was day, carrying the sun on his shoulders. He is the son of King Lot of Orkney, nephew of Arthur Pendragon and his potential heir, also known as the White Knight of the Round Table. Gawain is the eldest of the four Orkney brothers — Gaheris, Gareth, and Agravain. He also wielded the sister-sword of Excalibur — Galatine. However, in his blind adoration of the king, Gawain did not suspect his agony. Unlike Bedivere, who wholeheartedly wished happiness for the king as a human, Gawain wanted Artoria to prosper precisely as a king. The White Knight paid attention to no one and nothing until the very end, remaining the king's right hand.

Bedivere: Title: Knight of Loyalty Class: Saber

Strength: E Endurance: D Agility: E Mana: F NP: -

Bedivere, a Knight of the Round Table who, according to legend, returns Excalibur to the Lady of the Lake. Bedivere was the first member of the Knights of the Round Table, serving as the steward of the royal court and the King's caretaker. He was one of the few who remained loyal to Artoria Pendragon and cared for her in her final moments. Despite not being as popular as Lancelot, Percival, or Galahad, who went in search of the Holy Grail, he is one of the oldest knights alongside Kay and Gawain and hails from a lineage even more ancient than King Arthur himself. Upon meeting Artoria, the young knight was so captivated that he entrusted her with his sword and did his best to become her personal guard. Seeing his king's indifference as an attempt to be just without allowing personal feelings to interfere, Medraut (Bedivere) more than anything wanted to see Artoria's true face. Although he guarded her more closely than other knights and constantly monitored her behavior, Medraut never once managed to see her smile.

Kay: Title: ? Class: ?

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Kay – a Knight of the Round Table and foster brother of King Artoria, also her seneschal.

Mordred: Title: Knight of Treachery Class: Saber

Strength: B+ Endurance: A Agility: B Mana: B NP: A

Usually described as a comical negative character, coward, and traitor. Mordred. A Knight of the Round Table and one of the main antagonists in the myths of King Arthur. Known as the vile traitor of Arthur who fought him to the death on the field of Camlann, where he was killed by the King of Knights, while Artoria herself was mortally wounded. Mordred was born from Artoria transformed into a man, thus Morgan was able to bear a child from Saber. Son of King Artoria, who is actually a woman. Although Mordred herself dislikes it when emphasis is placed on her gender. Mordred is known for tarnishing her legend towards the end of her life. This happened roughly like this. Because Mordred was a homunculus, she grew up quickly and joined the ranks of the knights. Well, because homunculi grow much faster than ordinary people. And although she had the same obsession as her mother, above all she adored King Artoria. This did not prevent Mordred from being ashamed of her perverted birth. The girl unconsciously envied normal people and with a special innocence possessed by children, worshipped the perfect king. Having received a helmet, which she was told never to remove in the presence of others, she was eventually sent to Camelot on Morgana's recommendation, and having demonstrated her superior swordsmanship, became one of the Knights of the Round Table. Mordred worked diligently to become an ideal knight, hiding her aversion to other people. But in the end, all of this was destroyed by Morgana, who revealed the secret of the girl's birth. She finally learned of her origin and that the king was unaware he had a child. Morgana tried to instill in Mordred that the King of Knights would never accept such a filthy child. And although Mordred was shocked by this news, at the same time she was overcome with immense joy. Even though Mordred was not a real person, she shared the same blood as the king. And for her, raised without a father, the king was exactly that paternal figure. And here it turns out that he is indeed her father. And when she informed Artoria of this, she very clearly and sharply rejected her. She said she does not recognize Mordred as her son and will never give her the throne. Which greatly displeased the girl. Soon after these events, the distrust of the Round Table towards the king began to spread, and power in Camelot was usurped. As soon as the king left on a Roman expedition. Mordred became the leader of the uprising, expressing national discontent with Artoria. And so, after the king finally returned from the long and exhausting expedition, Mordred angrily declared that she hated the king and that only she deserved the throne. However, the truth was that she only wanted Artoria to accept her and call her her son. Ultimately, this conflict led to the final battle at Camlann, where both armies perished in a fierce battle. Artoria killed Mordred and soon died from her own wounds.

Galahad: Title: Knight of Heaven Class: Shielder

Strength: ? Endurance: ? Agility: ? Mana: ? NP: ?

Galahad was one of the later Knights of the Round Table. He distinguished himself by participating in the quest for the Holy Grail together with Percival and Bors. Galahad was considered a saint who was the only one who wanted to obtain the Holy Grail solely to return it to heaven. Also, Galahad was Lancelot's son, but he saw Lancelot as a father only when he was a boy, and they never got along. People admired Galahad as an ideal knight. And it was believed that he was a youth destined to take on the upbringing of the next generation of Round Table members. And he was called nothing else but the Knight of Revelations and the Knight of the Grail.

Tristan: Title: Knight of Lament Class: Saber/Archer

Strength: B Endurance: B Agility: A Mana: B NP: A

Tristan — one of the Knights of the Round Table from the legends of King Arthur. He is the child of Rivalen, King of Leonois, and Blancheflor, younger sister of the Prince of Cornwall. However, despite his origin, his surroundings called Tristan nothing else but the "Child of Sorrow." Because his father Rivalen died in battle without ever seeing his son's face. And Tristan's mother died after childbirth. After naming the boy Tristan. And when the boy grew up, he eventually became a knight and began serving under his uncle, King Mark. And Tristan served the king well, and the king deeply trusted this handsome knight. And everything went smoothly until Tristan fell in love with a woman named Isolde. Or rather, he was forced to fall in love. It was a love created with the help of an aphrodisiac, or a love potion. Nevertheless, it was Tristan's first love, and he felt it was worthy of dedicating his life to. But things could not be so simple. The tragedy was that Isolde was the woman whom King Mark loved and swore to marry. But despite this, Tristan and Isolde were bound by a love as strong as life and death. Between them occurred a series of secret meetings. Many times, faithful friends saved Tristan from the punishment of death. But this could not go on forever. Finally, the lovers were discovered and condemned, after which they fled and hid in the forest for a long time. But then King Mark forgives them and returns Isolde to the court. But he orders Tristan to leave. After these events, Tristan arrives in Camelot and begins serving under King Artoria as a Knight of the Round Table. And although in Camelot he had both friends and a king worthy of Tristan's service, there was no one there whom he could love. And although Tristan knew that the burning love inside him arose due to the love potion, he also perfectly understood that the potion had long since worn off and lost its power. And feelings for Isolde did not pass. Eventually, he married a woman who, ironically, was also named Isolde. However, feelings for the past Isolde did not release the knight, but only grew stronger. Moreover, Tristan was ashamed of his love. Perhaps it would have been easier for him if his uncle, King Mark, had been an evil man, however, the king loved Tristan since he served under him. And because of this, Tristan simply experienced despair day after day. Until one day in a battle he was wounded by a poisoned weapon. On the threshold of death, the knight asks Kaordin, son of the British king, to travel to Isolde with a plea to come and speak with him one last time. They agreed that if Kaordin manages to bring Isolde, a white sail would be hoisted on his ship; otherwise, a black one. Knowing Tristan's condition, Isolde leaves King Mark and sails to him. And when she sees the boat with Isolde, Tristan's wife, who was also named Isolde, hurried to her husband and reported that a ship with black sails was approaching. And Tristan dies without waiting for Isolde. It is also worth noting that before dying from the poison, Tristan became disappointed in Artoria and left Camelot, saying that the king does not understand the feelings of others.

Agravain: Title: Who Knew No Wounds Class: ?

Strength: ? Endurance: ? Agility: ? Mana: ? NP: ?

Agravain was an assassin hired by Morgan as one of the knights. He held the position of some kind of secretary of the Round Table and was one of the few who knew the secret of the king's gender. It was also he who discovered the affair between Lancelot and Guinevere. And it was Agravain who used the king's secret to threaten the queen. Being a Knight of the Round Table, Agravain defended Artoria's inhuman nature more than others. He often told other knights that the king is not the embodiment of a dragon, her heart is the only dragon. I ask you not to look for the same values as ours in a person possessing magic like gods. Garrett, historically considered male, was actually a girl, as well as the sister of Gawain and Gaheris, along with whom she was killed by Lancelot at the time when they were guarding Guinevere.

Gaheris: Title: ? Class: ?

Strength: ? Endurance: ? Agility: ? Mana: ? NP: ?

Gaheris was a member of the Knights of the Round Table led by King Artoria and occupied the sixth seat. He is the brother of Gawain, Agravain, and Gareth, and also the nephew of King Artoria. He and Gareth were killed during Lancelot's attempt to rescue Guinevere. Percival, the holy knight and member of the Knights of the Round Table under the leadership of King Artoria, occupied the second seat behind the round table. Together with Sir Galahad and Sir Bors, he went in search of the Holy Grail.

Percival de Galles: Title: Knight of Inquiry Class: ?

Strength: ? Endurance: ? Agility: ? Mana: ? NP: ?

Percival de Galles, an honest knight, sometimes called a real fool. Master of the spear and a knight who witnessed the miracle of the Holy Grail, as well as saving many lives. He also owns and guards the Lance, Longinus. Palamedes. A Member of the Knights of the Round Table led by King Artoria, who occupied the ninth seat. In the prototype, he granted Excalibur the condition "The fight must be one-on-one." And in the same prototype, he bears the title "Knight of Inquiry."