Word spreads throughout Britain of a man known as the Black Swordsman. Mountains of corpses are left in his wake........this, is his story.

Guts. Not much is known about this man. Mages have investigated into this character, only to discover old transcripts that mention king Arthur. Many have tried to summon him. All have failed.

What determines the worth of a man? Was it the strength his peers saw in him? Or The many failures that plagued his mind? In the Arthurian legend, the Knights of the Round Table are remembered for their strength and bravery in the face of conflict. Led by Arthur the King of Knights, they were an example for aspiring men. But, many often remmeber these great knights for the tragedy that was their legend. Betrayal, infidelity, rebellion, their virtues were matched, and often times overshadowed by their sin. They each were known for their strength and title. Holding a nearly undying devotion to king Arthur, there was one who's faith in the king was continuously tested as the great kingdom reached its end. Yet, this man had been there from the very beginning. The Wolf Knight, Sir Artorias. His legend is one of mystery. The little that remains of his story leaving many stunted, wondering about the man who led the unit known as the "Dogs of War". Yet before you, I present the story of this man. Will you be so kind as to listen? Or, shall you turn this legend away?