Camelot

These are turbulent years in British lands. Consumed by lawlessness, wars, famine, filth and darkness, armies have been wiped out and heroes have died or disappeared. King Arthur and Lancelot fell in the last great battle, and the great Merlin has not been seen for ten years. But now the Saxons are gathering again. In small warbands, they devastate what they consider their territory, and their king adds more and more power. On the contrary, the great lords only seek their own survival and have no intention of grouping together as they did long ago under the rule of Arthur and his legendary sword Excalibur. Far away, in an isolated monastery on the Avalon marshes, a novice prepares to take his vows. But suddenly, the peaceful and happy life that he has known so far turns into a sea of blood. And he will be forced to abandon his simple existence at the hands of two strange characters: Iselle, a wild-spirited Saxon killer, and the ancient warrior Gawain. Together, they will search for the last druid and the cauldron of a god. The young novice will have no choice but to accept his destiny: to be the son of the most famous but infamous of King Arthur's knights: Lancelot.