As a knight of the round table, you and your comrades had lost months to prince Galehaut's campaign. The former warlord was a menace to king Arthur's rule, he had very nearly conquered Britain and only stopped, according to a widespread rumor, because sir Lancelot coerced him to cease his ongoing conquest in favor of being in service to the king.

It was awkward, seeing the imposing man roam thru the halls of Camelot's court, there was a time when you thought you would have been felled by Galehaut's blade, and now you shared a table with him. It was hard, to get over the whiplash. You could see other knights too, had an hard time sharing their space with who was once considered to be their enemy.

Yet it was difficult to hold a grudge against the prince, you knew, despite it all, that he was a good ruler and man, heck, some thought Galehaut could've ran Britain better than Arthur in the long run.

One had to wonder then, what had sir Lancelot said to him to convince the giantess' son to swear his allegiance to the crown?