King David summoned Marlin.
âAnounce my Betrothal to the Fair Lady 999999â, he said.
âAT LAST, Sire, the population will be pleased, for you are a good and gracious King, we have no wars, poverty or sickness in the land, everybody leads a fufilled life in Cumalot, unlike Camelot next door, always warringâ, Marlin said.
âYoureâe right my good man, but keep in mind that the Knights Of The Square Table must still be kept in-line and, above all, happy and satisfied, for I want no jealousy amongst us with my Betrothal to The Fair Lady, unlike the problems next door with that bitch Gwenavive and King Arthur, so I propose that the Knights have their way with the Fair Maiden, to rid them of their desire for her, and that they may serve her as proper Knights should, with gallantry and respect. Summon the fifty Knightsâ!. King David said.
The Knights were duly summoned and assembled in the Great Hall, Marlin carried out a head-count. âFourty Nine present, sireâ.
âWhoâs missing, where is heâ?, King David demanded.
âUmâ, Marlin said,â Itâs the Black Knight, sire, on a quest to seek out a Vestal Virgin, he has been gone for a goodly three years nowâ.
âSurelyâ, King David exclaimed, âone would have thought that it would have been easier to find and slay a Dragonâ?
âRumour has it that the Black Knight has already done that thrice times ten, MâLord, Vestal Virgins are very rare in this day and ageâ, Marlin explained midly.
âThen we will carry on without him, good Marlin!, summon the Fair Lady 999999 to the Great Hall!â, King David commanded.
The Fair Lady, accompanied by her Ladies-In âWaiting arrived looking respendant in a long flowing gown, the handkerchief sleeves almost reaching the floor, her milky white breasts giving just a hint of the hidden glory that lay beneath.
The King bowed to her. âFair Maiden, we are to be bethrothed shortly, to preserve everlasting peace amongst us and to ensure the Knights remain loyal to you each one will have their way with you, we will catch up with the Black Knight laterâ.
âAt your command OâKingâ, her voice was as soft as down feathers.
Her Ladies-In Waiting undressed her, laying her on the end of the Square Table, her bottom just on the edge, her feet held in the air, being supported by two Ladies-In Waiting. One-by âone the Knights took her, some shyly, some with vigour. Number fifteen was reached before she cried âStop!, no more today, pleeese MâLordâ.
King David was concerned, of course, he thought she had more stamina than that, never mind.
âTomorrow Fair Maiden, after a good Knights, erâŠ.a good nights sleepâ. The Ladies-In-Waiting assisted Lady 99999 off the Square Table, taking her to be washed, bathed and put to bed.
The next morn the procedure was carried out again, the Lovely Lady 99999 managing to accommodate eighteen of the Knights before collasping with fatigue and sheer enjoyment. King David asked after her well-being, concerned as he wanted something left of her at the end of all this âloyalty thingggyâ.
âIâm fine, Mâlord, I am looking forward so much to our Bethrothal Night, in the meantime at night all I that I see are Knights in my dreams, and not youâ!
âI knowâ, he sighed, âjust hang in there for you have just another night to go and another sixteen Knights mâdear.â he had not forgotten about the Black Knight, hoping that his quest for the Vestal Virgin had taken him to some far-off land from whence never to return. âIâll advertise in the Camelot Advertiser for another replacement to make up the fifty when this is all overâ, King David thought to himself..