A young mighty knight was riding his horse down from the river bank and soon enough encountered a young, beautiful woman. The woman seemed sad and alone, so the knight decided to 'comfort' her.

As the young lady explained her troubles to the knight, he couldn't help but block out the sound of her voice and imagine the possibility of things he could do to her.

The knight took advantage of her state of vulnerability and did just that.

The knight became more troubled as the days went by as word about his actions spread like wildfire. The town became discontent with the lack of justice for the young woman and petitioned for the king to do something about it.

The knight was brought upon the court for his sentencing. King Arthur gave him the worst of the worst: execution by beheading.

The king's wife and the women of the court intervened and got the case handed over to the queen. The queen promised to give him another chance of life, but only if he found the answer to her question.

"You have a year and one day to find the answer to my question: What is the thing that women desire the most?" The knight accepted her proposal and was on his way.

The determined knight spent day and night searching for his answer all over Europe.

Several days had passed and the knight was growing tired of asking woman left and right for the answer to the queen’s question (everyone he talked to gave him a different answer).

It didn’t take too long before he became defeated and accepted his fate and the fact that he may never find the answer and started his journey back home.

 In the midst of his journey back home, the knight stumbled upon a group of around 24 women dancing and singing around a fire.

 The knight stopped to watch, but the group of women all vanished into thin air leaving nothing behind but a strange old woman.