Cait, with her gift of oration, had turned to performing instead of political matters. She started the Troupe of Camelot Players, and they were the official court performers, acting out plays during various festivals and celebrations.
Siti continued her successful position as Court Singer, a job she still enjoyed. Her voice was as beautiful as ever.
Rua was still a huntress and taught girls her skills. While she and Angus had not been blessed with any children of their own, she regarded “her girls” and her friends’ children as her own. All the young girls seemed to go to Siti for advice.
Asla never stopped baking and selling in the market, because, it was what she loved, and she was among the most successful merchants in the area.
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In his sixties now, white-haired, he still moved along with ease, though more slowly. Siti and his son kept him young.
Arlen and Angus had been successful Knights of Camelot, and Taran and Bili joined their ranks soon thereafter. Taran had long been Sir Taran, a devoted Camelot soldier.
Fortunately, the Picts, still ruled by King Brude, expressed no interest in warring with Camelot, but the Saxons were another matter. The Knights of Camelot had been forced to beat them back time and time again. They had been successful during the past twenty years, but the Saxons’ number grew larger, and Taran wondered how much longer they could be held off. Other kingdoms had given up and offered large swaths of land to the Saxons, but King Arthur and Prince Llacheu would not. Taran agreed. To give a foothold to these Saxons might mean losing everything.
Taran and Llacheu remained the closest of friends over the years, and Taran and Sir Perceval maintained a solid friendship. Sadly, Sir Lionel had passed away several years ago. They’d all fought battles side by side and experienced terrific wins and crushing