Sacrifices
“Teddy was Tristan—no wonder Elizabeth had recognized the Breakthrough Shadow Knights: Yseult of Cornwall was part of their story! Ovcharenko was Agravaine. Mordred had mentioned Morgaine, but not as if she knew who she was yet. But I do … Ovcharenko had called Muirin and Madison Lane-Rider “sisters”—she was willing to bet that made Madison Morgause and Muirin Morgaine. Sisters. Which makes Morgaine Agravaine’s aunt, and could this get any more disgusting?
“—Nimue, Morgaine, even Gaheris can be ...brought to the Shadow—”
She wished Mordred hadn’t said that. She wished she hadn’t heard it. Can be isn’t will be, she told herself. The important thing was what he’d said next.
Gawain was one of the Reincarnates Mordred couldn’t subvert. Gawain was one of the Grail Knights.
They could trust Gawain—even if he didn’t know he was a Reincarnate.
But who was he?
That part was almost easy. Gawain was someone who’d been at Oakhurst before the Shadow Knights arrived, because Mordred said he was specifically collecting Grail Knights as well as, well, everybody with magic.MoreLess
“—Nimue, Morgaine, even Gaheris can be ...brought to the Shadow—”
She wished Mordred hadn’t said that. She wished she hadn’t heard it. Can be isn’t will be, she told herself. The important thing was what he’d said next.
Gawain was one of the Reincarnates Mordred couldn’t subvert. Gawain was one of the Grail Knights.
They could trust Gawain—even if he didn’t know he was a Reincarnate.
But who was he?
That part was almost easy. Gawain was someone who’d been at Oakhurst before the Shadow Knights arrived, because Mordred said he was specifically collecting Grail Knights as well as, well, everybody with magic.MoreLess
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