KING JARTUR & HIS LORDS Toledo, Spain
KING JARTUR Himself tired of being involucred in wars all along the old continent, retired to Odelot with his Lords and
began the Holy Grail searching.
Just making what he always wanted to do by himself, without anybody making modern-noise around and censoring what is right because of the nowadays Tale-tellers.
A fuzzy over-flowing cauldron of Rude Garage-Frat-Beat & RockAndRoll...
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