Lancelot: The Cornwall Chapters

These are the words of Lancelot De Luc, the destroyer of Camelot. "If by some chance that a soul is reading these last words by me, I must thank the Father, my God, for bestowing me this mercy even past death. I, of all people know how cruel the passage of time can be towards men. Things that once stood erected proudly for display are withered away by the passing sands. Buildings, homes, kingdoms, ideals, promises, and loyalties: none of these can escape from its clutches and history is no exception as well. Even in my old age nearly fifty years after certain events I can see the tales that I once lived myself changing form and context as they leap from person to person. I am known to be the noblest of all knights and the greatest warrior our land has ever known. Such things are nothing but falsehoods that have spun out of control over time. There was indeed once greatness in my life, but I squandered it all away on the trivialities of my flesh. I write down the excerpts of my life so that once history has forgotten the truth of the world. I may serve to remind them of the follies of men and how the selfish desires of the heart can destroy even the greatest kingdoms. But all things have a starting point..." Lancelot: The Cornwall Chapter is the first book in an exciting series detailing the realistic portrayal of Arthur's greatest knight, Lancelot. From the days of his youth serving in the brothel, The Lady of the Lake, till his meeting of Arthur of himself. Journey with Lancelot across the forgotten land of Britannia in the days after the Roman occupation where history is a malleable truth. This story will not be one filled with grand tales of magic and dragons, but rather how the Legend of Arthur and his knights arose to such mythical proportions.