History is a fickle thing. A small change such as a convincing talk can urge large twists and detours from what we know of the past. In one of those realities, one of those in charge of the Roman survival in Britannia, Ambrosius Aurelianus, is put to a choice: to satisfy his brother's whims and allow for Rome to lose its hold on the Isles, or allow his duty to make him do the horrible deed itself. As the origins of the Arthurian Mythology changes, the Prophecy of Avalon is given a new meaning and chance to finally manifest. Will the world be ready for this?