Women of Camelot

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Series Begun:
2018-04-22
Series Updated:
2019-05-02
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Two tales about the bravest women amongst King Arthur's Court and the misleading ideals and legends around his Round Table and Camelot.

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MAIN WOMEN:

+ Kayleigh (Lynette in the Myths): daughter of Sir Lionel. Valiant but underestimated in a society where being a woman is not compatible with being a knight. With her good intentions, the ideals her father taught her, her inventive and bravery, she will prove the world otherwise.

+ Lyonesse (known sometimes as Leonie) & Morgan Le Fay: two women fused in one entity. Born as the only daughter to Sir Bruin "the Black" and blood-related to Kayleigh, she was raised to be the perfect wife... until fate decreed otherwise. Dark, mysterious and embittered, losing her identity and her place in the world would transform her into one of the most formidable foes King Arthur had ever faced.

+ Medraut (Latin name for "Mordred"): not a child of King Arthur in this Universe and a woman, her lack of a normal childhood with parenting love makes her both strong and weak at the same time. Extremely knowledgeable on warcraft terms, she's also ignorant when it comes to living a regular life in a world without magic. Loyal and extremely proud, she takes her role as the protector of the Dragon Head as a chance of redemption for her bloodied past.

+ Guinevere: wife of King Arthur and the rightful Queen of Britannia, her passive role as an unheard, unseen "decorative" maiden would dramatically shift as soon as she meets Medraut. Emboldened by her own decisions, taken without consulting her husband, she will be filling her role as a Queen until nobody in Camelot would call her a "ghost" no more.

+ Ursulet (also Ursula, the Small Bear) Pendragon: daughter of King Arthur and Guinevere and the rightful heir to the throne of Britannia, her birth will break all the previous dark omens many Seers had cast upon the Celtic ground.

+ Morgause: an old friend and also sworn enemy to Merlin, her bitterness towards the gradual fading of her cultural roots as well as her magical inheritance proves to be fatal for both her and her family. She is pivotal in both the outcomes of the two stories.

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