Larisa, The Romance Breaker

“I can help you find the most Holy Grail! . . . To the north there lies a cave — the cave of Kyre Banorg — wherein, carved in mystic runes upon the very living rock, the last words of Ulfin Bedweer of Regett proclaim the last resting place of the most Holy Grail.”

I hate to sound anything like a pedant, but I LOVE Arthurian legend, and…
From what I remember, the sword in the stone is not the same as Excalibur. Arthur wielded the sword in the stone until it was broken in a duel with the black knight ( whose limbs were NOT sliced off) and Merlyn told him to go to the lady of the lake to recieve Excalibur.
( coincidentally, the sword isn’t magic. The scabbard is, and it made Arthur invulnerable when he wore it

@vanessa: I’m sure they’ll need Woo to get at the thing Larisa found.

@Crystal: No, she’s holding it wrong. It really is some kind of goblet or chalice.

@maark30: The sword in the stone is *NOT* Excalibur. The sword in the stone was the sword of Uther Pendragon, Arthur’s father. After pulling it from the stone, Arthur used it until it got broken in battle. Then, at Merlin’s direction, he traded the broken sword to the Lady of the Lake in exchange for a lifetime lease on Excalibur.

@waffle911 & Novil: The original wording for Larisa’s line in frame 2 might be appropriate if she learned English after first learning Russian. Certain speech patterns tend to creep into some people’s second languages, even if they are as fluent as a native speaker, simply because that’s the way the person learned first.

You found HOLY GRAIL:

+50% DMG
+80% SPEED
+9001% AWESOMENESS!