How Is King Arthur Real

Since you are here, I assume you want to know the truth. Good. The last time we spoke, I told you a little about our "characters", however I have not yet told you about Arthur. I know I said he was a servant, but I did not reveal much more. I decided that today I will start with him, do not worry, when this narrative is finished, when there is nothing else to explain, I will give you proof that all I am saying is true.
The first thing you should know is that magic is real. There are sorcerers, magical creatures, witches... and more! Magic was responsible for the death of Arthur's mother, just not in the way you that think. Arthur's father – Uther Pendragon - did not make a deal with a witch so his wife, Ygraine could conceive. Arthur's was not actually born of magic. In fact, what happened was quite simple. A sorcerer attacked a village in Cenred's kingdom, Ealdor. The same village where Merlin was born. This sorcerer killed many people, among them was Ygraine. Arthur was only (or) was barely four years old at …show more content…
Uther raised his son with all the love and attention he could. Arthur grew up in the village; he did not know anything different, thus you could say he was a happy boy. He had his father, friends, and food on his table, and he could not have asked for more. Uther did his best, he taught Arthur how to write and read, but he wanted more for his son; more than he could provide. Uther did not want Arthur to spend his life raising fields and after a few letters to Hunith, he got Arthur a job; he would be a servant in the Castle of Camelot. Arthur was not happy about it, considering, he hated nobility, and he had a reason for that. The king of Essetir, Cenred, knew that Ealdor was going to be attacked by the sorcerer, and did nothing about it. Cenred had a reputation of not caring what happed to the small villages in his