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In the days preceding Camelot, before Arthur was as we remember him; when his youth and lack of seasoning were still a source of vexation to his ministers; it is said that, early in his reign, just after the sun had brought a bright but chilly Spring morning, the guardian of the gate came and reported that the king did have a visitor. The king asked the guardian the name of this man, and ‘twas nought he knew; but the guardian told his liege that this man was a gentleman, who said he brought news to King Arthur from the court of the far-away king, Ballizar, who did rule the kingdom of Tabithia.
