“Neither,” Brett said. “A friend sent me. He was a traveler too. And he taught me that the hardest thing isn’t winning—it’s staying good when winning feels impossible.”
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But this wasn’t the high chivalry of Camelot. This was the muddy, brutal fifth century. “Neither,” Brett said
He found her by the shore—a woman in a seal-gray cloak, barefoot on the wet sand, staring at the sea. Her hair was the color of storm clouds, and she held a broken sword across her knees. Brett had learned
Arthur looked at the broken Caliburn. “This sword chose me. And then it broke.”
“Let me talk to the boy,” Brett said.