Writer:	Lydia Marano
Director:	Dennis J. Woodyard
Star:	Salli Richardson-Whitfield (Elisa Maza),  Brigitte Bako (Angela),  Keith David (Goliath)
Recurring Role:	John Rhys-Davies (MacBeth),  Neil Dickson (Griff),  Frank Welker (Bronx),  Frank Welker (Banquo / Stone of Destiny)
Guest Star:	B.J. Ward (Fleance / Lady of the Lake),  John Saint Ryan (King Arthur)

We find out that (off-screen) Diane Maza ("Mark of the Panther") and Halcyon Renard ("Golem") have informed the New York Gargoyles that Goliath and the others are on their World Tour. (edit)

Arthur: I'm sorry, but only a knight can travel beside his king. (Gryph gives a disappointed look)
Gryph: Yes, I understand, a grand adventure though. A story for the hatchlings, someday.
Arthur: I can see no better choice for a knight at my side... (Gryph kneels as Arthur touches Excalibur to his shoulders) I dub thee, sir Gryph. (The sun rises, and Gryph turns to stone) (edit) Arthur: Blood red bane IN Dragon stone! That's it! The sword is in the stone! (edit) Thug: But boss, you were a king once, and you've been alive a long time!
Macbeth: A timeless king? Yes... why should it be Arthur again? (edit) Arthur: Use the lightning weapon! Fire it at the base!
(Gryph takes the weapon and strikes the water demon, causing it to be destroyed)
Lady of the Lake: Well done, Arthur Pendragon, you are still a leader born... (edit) Pendragon: I may be timeless, but I'll be ancient before we get through this. (edit)

Trivia: MacBeth doesn't remember Arthur because of his memory getting erased at the end of "Avalon Part, III". (edit) Why would Macbeth's goons know about his immortality? What would he have to gain by telling his expendable troops that he's ageless? (edit)

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