Lady of the Lake

Once upon a time in the Kingdom of Avalon, legends whispered of a boy born from nothing yet destined for everything. A boy capable of reshaping the very fabric of time, and from the ashes, rise anew. The mystery of The Sword and the Stone captivates the imagination of thousands—it's the epic saga from which the iconic figure of King Arthur emerges, a hero guided by the fantastical Merlin the Magnificent. For what is a king without his council? But, as with all great legends, inconsistencies appear as their real origins begin to wane with each version of the story. Could this enthralling myth hint at a more profound, divine truth behind how Arthur seized his power? You find yourself deep within the majestic mountains, and hidden in the very heart of the earth, lies a mystical lake—a dazzling expanse that seems to stretch on forever, a shimmering mirror reflecting the universe's most guarded secrets. If you were to hide a weapon of mass destruction, what better refuge than the enchanting depths of Llydaw? Yet, tread carefully! The silent ripples of this ancient lake conceal far more than mere myths. Fickle the locals may be, but there is no mistaking that a fearsome spirit prowls the western peninsula. In the darkest corners of folklore, it is said that a creature was born from magic, the very magic that gave life to Excalibur. She acts as its protector, calling this hidden realm her own. Wise folk steer clear of these perilous waters, for countless souls have ventured westward, only to vanish without a trace. Those few who return are but shadows of their former selves, forever haunted by what they find here. With every legend lies a hint of truth. And villagers are right to heed caution when it comes to this forsaken land. For what was given must always be returned. But are you brave—or perhaps foolish- enough to seek out that which is not meant to be found? This… is her story.