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The Milletian finds Llywelyn in the Emain Macha Assembly Area after he sends them a message sent via an owl. He shows the Milletian a sheathed object, asking them if they recognize it. He then states that it is an item belonging to the Elder of the Alban Knights and that he was tasked with keeping it safe. To satiate his curiosity, Llywelyn hands the object, revealed to be a Greatsword Hilt, to the Milletian and instructs them to focus on it to potentially commune with the Elder. After the Milletian makes a successful connection, Llywellyn repeatedly makes assumptions as to what he believes happened when the Milletian focused on the sword hilt.
When Avelin and Altam arrive at the scene, Llywelyn is scolded by Avelin for carelessly giving the Elder's sword hilt to the Milletian. Llywelyn then formally introduces himself to the Milletian as the newest member of the Alban Knights' Arthuan Unit. He proceeds to explain to his unit that the sword hilt reacted to the Milletian, thus they were able to converse with another individual from the past. Afterwards, it is decided that the knights must meet the other Captains to discuss the matter. Prior to the Arthuan Unit's departure, Llywelyn thanks the Milletian for granting him clues to ponder over. He additionally suggests that they take some time to mentally brace themself.
Sometime later, by the Avalon Gate, Avelin relays Llywelyn's theory to the Milletian: he believes that the Elder wanted to reach out to them specifically and is using the sword hilt as the medium for communication.
Llywelyn, Altam, and Caswyn arrive in Avalon as reinforcements when the Milletian, Avelin, and Talvish are attacked by Hasidim in the Knights' Epitaph. Llywelyn then explains to the others that the Apostle is forcing the group to scatter so they are unable to defend themselves. This would then allow the Apostle to land a powerful attack. Llywelyn instructs the others to prepare themselves for that attack, then strike the Apostle when it is recovering.
Following the defeat of the Apostle, Llywelyn explains to the others that the Prophets figured out how to transform corpses infused with Divine Light into Apostles. He further explains that during his trip around the perimeter, he learned that the general area they came upon happens to be the graveyard of the knights' ancestors. The Apostle they had encountered, then, had been created using the body of a late knight. The knights then decide to split up, with Llywelyn, Altam, Avelin, and the Milletian following Talvish deeper into the fields of Avalon.
Upon moving further into the land, Llywelyn informs the others that he had previously read about the area. When asked about it by the Milletian, he quotes a passage describing Avalon. He further points out that he had seen a tapestry in his mother's room that resembled the foliage existing in Avalon, with the tapestry itself being a family heirloom. However, he denies possessing knowledge about about potential danger and whether the Prophets have entered the area when asked by the other knights. Just afterwards, Llywelyn indicates that Avalon is the paradise where the Alban Knights once lived. Because it has been sealed for a long time, the Divine Light accumulated over time and remain within the sealed place.
Eventually, the knights decide to split, with Llywelyn, Avelin, Altam, and the Milletian beginning to scout near the forest. The Arthuan Unit further splits, with Llywelyn and Altam searching the swamp surrounding the Yggdrasil Tree together with the Milletian. After an unsuccessful search for clues, Llywelyn senses something powerful lurking within the area. He suggests venturing further past the swamp, but stops to suggest for each of them to inspect the tree.
After the Milletian receives another vision from the past, Llywelyn suggests that they may have seen a sealing ritual that took place in Avalon. He further suggests that the dragon seen in the vision was likely to be a guardian rather than a threat. The group then trudges on to find the Prophets.
Very soon, the knights and the Milletian discover Brilluen and Pennar trapped within minerals. However, the dragon from the Milletian's vision appears, prompting the knights to engage in battle with it.
The group turns its attention back to the trapped Prophets once the dragon is defeated. After the Milletian relays new information from the Elder, Llywelyn and Altam are ordered to prepare for The Prayer of the Humble: a ritual to release the Prophets. When the Prophets are released, Llywelyn indicates that their enemies are mentally disoriented.
Afterwards, the Arthuan Unit returns to the graveyard to inform Caswyn to use The Prayer of the Humble to release the trapped Marcan. Llywelyn ponders on the Milletian's ability to read the memories of Avalon, then ultimately suggests for the entire group to rest.
Eventually, the Alban Knights scouting Avalon reunite, and the Milletian explains that the Elder wishes to see the world beyond Avalon Gate. Llywelyn considers the possibilities, but disregards the idea as an unnecessary risk. When the Path of the Seeker is mentioned, however, he quotes a passage relating to it. The knights then decide to reconsider the idea.
Much later, Llywelyn and Altam meet the Milletian in Blago Prairie, where they help them defeat an Armored Girgashiy. Llywelyn explains that he and Altam were told by Avelin to assess the situation in Uladh and check on the Milletian. He then proposes that the Prophets' beliefs must be spreading in spite of them being held in custody. He further suggests that a more powerful enemy must be working with the Prophets to accomplish this. Due to the complexity of the matter, Llywelyn indicates that the issue of an Apostle appearing without a Prophet must be reported. When Altam recommends for the Milletian to visit Iria for the Elder's sake, Llywelyn agrees with him. Llwelyn then commends the Milletian for knowing many world leaders before he and Altam take their leave.
Once word arrives that the Prophets suddenly disappeared, Llywelyn returns to Avalon Gate, stating that he had rushed over after touring Rath Royal Castle with students. He is then granted permission from Avelin to return to his quarters and tidy up. While Llywelyn is away, Altam explains that Llywelyn is serving as the replacement of another knight who is bedridden.
When the Arthuan Unit and the Milletian return to Avalon, Llywelyn notices Mokkurkalfi, another guardian in the distance. He and the others begin to fight it, but quickly find that it possesses regenerative abilities. Llywelyn deduces that the worms surrounding the creature must be taken care of first. He and Altam are then instructed by Avelin to gather materials to create wildfires and lure the worms to them. Once the worms have been dealt with, the knights and the Milletian defeat the guardian.
Sometime later, Llywelyn spots an injured knight from the Eiler unit and rushes over to them. When Avelin, Altam, and the Milletian catch up to him at the beach, the injured knight explains that his unit had been attacked by a giant turtle monster during its search for the Prophets. The Arthuan Unit and the Milletian then head deeper into the beach, where they find Caswyn and Pihne, who by then had already dealt with the enemy.
After the battle ends, the Arthuan Unit is informed by Pihne that the turtle monster was a guardian of Avalon. When Pihne mentions that she saw ghosts, Llywelyn ponders on this. He eventually explains that Alban Priests performed a ritual to call forth the spirits of those did not survive the journey to Avalon. He then warns the others about an odd feeling he has about the area.
Subsequently, the Arthuan Unit and the Milletian head to the City Ruins when the Prophets are sensed there. However, the entire group becomes trapped in separate minerals upon its arrival.
When the Milletian attempts to free Llywelyn from the mineral he is trapped in, they are gently pushed away by a non-malicious energy. Once Llywelyn and the other knights are freed, Llywelyn remarks that he experienced a nightmare while he was in the trap. He then states that Talvish freed him from the trap, although his Cinnsealach family artifact may have helped him as well. Llywelyn determines that he, Avelin, and Altam had lived through distorted versions of the incidents in which they had manifested their Divine abilities.
Very soon, the Prophets appear and send Hasidim after the knights, this time stronger than before. The knights eventually come to defeat Hasidim and weaken the Prophets. However, the Prophets soon escape after being interrogated by the knights. Llywelyn then proposes to carry out an investigation, to which the other knights agree.
Eventually, Llywelyn appears in the Knights' Epitaph while Altam is conversing with the Milletian. Llywelyn then informs the other two that he had talked to Kaelic, but was not able to gather any useful information from him. Additionally, he states that progress has not been made in the investigation, but Talvish has ordered the knights to have a moment of rest. When Altam makes a slip, referring to Talvish as the Commander, Llywelyn confirms this and says that he was tasked with delivering Talvish's order to Altam and the Milletian. He then slightly criticizes Altam's mistake, but tells him that the secret of Talvish being the Commander was bound to become common knowledge eventually.
Much later, Llywelyn attempts to gain intel about the Elder from Kaelic in the City Ruins, but only winds up arguing with him. Llywelyn and Avelin soon inform the Milletian about a woman's voice being heard at the altar, however the knights are unable to decipher what the voice is saying. Llywelyn then tells the others that he intends to round up the knights outside of Avalon before he takes his leave.
All the knights except for Talvish reconnect at the City Ruins. The group begins to recite what it recognized from the mysterious voice, with Llywelyn informing the others that he heard something relating to "defending" and "the Guardian." However, the knights soon find themselves approached by Tagar, the source of the voice, and have no choice but to defeat her.
After the fight concludes, the knights meet Talvish at the cliff. Llywelyn points out the passage leading to the Sanctum, but tells the others that he has not figured out how to reach it. Once the group notices the unicorns in the area, Llywelyn deduces that the group must ride the unicorns to reach the Sanctum. It is then established that some members of the group will stay to guard the rear. Altam suggests that Llywelyn's gift of premonitions would make him a beneficial candidate in staying behind to guard. However, Llywelyn staunchly refuses to do so.
Once the Arthuan Unit, Talvish, and the Milletian reach Berg Mesa, Llywelyn senses that something is there. However, he is unable to elaborate on the matter. The group then encouters an enemy. After searching his Spell Book, Llywelyn informs the others that the enemy is Creag, a Golem who was tasked to guard the way to the Sanctum, but may have become corrupted by Unholy Light. He further explains that Creag does not seem to be aggressive due to the possibility of its seal not being completely broken. Still, the knights and the Milletian defeat Creag to proceed to the Sanctum.
Upon arriving in the Sanctum, Llywelyn explains to the Milletian that precognition numbers happen to be among his abilities. Thus, his hunches and gut feelings tend to be accurate. Even so, he further explains that he feels like there is something he is missing in the current situation. Llywelyn then ultimately decides to dismiss his normally circumspective nature to improvise for the occasion.
When the knights venture deeper into the Sanctum, they stumble upon the Prophets, who stand before the coffin where the Elder's body rests. The Prophets quickly find that the coffin is empty, however, and instead decide to attack the knights together with Hasidim.
After the Prophets and Cichol are dealt with, Llywelyn explains to the Milletian that Talvish had faced down Cichol, resulting in the Fomor god vanishing from the scene. Llywelyn further explains that Cichol's intent to banish the Milletian carried some logic since the Milletian's seemingly endless, otherworldly power brings imbalance to the world. Then, privately with the Milletian, he questions Talvish's abilties since he managed to chase away a god.
Once the Sanctum is sealed after the Milletian bests Talvish, the group senses something happening to the unconscious Altam. Llywelyn then turns his attention to the fact that Altam managed to remove the Elder's sword impaling the Milletian. Stating that the matter is serious, he informs the others that he must report the matter to the leaders in the knights' organization. Llywelyn then begins to explain the significance of the situation, however the knights place the matter aside upon the realization that hordes of Crystal monsters managed to infiltrate the Avalon Gate.
When the gate is successfully defended, Llywelyn suggests holding both Merlin and the Treasure Hunter, who suddenly appeared at Avalon Gate, for questioning. After Merlin and the Treasure Hunter's escape, the knights assess the need to guard Avalon and the Sanctum. Llywelyn suggests that it may not be possible to do so without Talvish's will. He then speculates that the Milletian will know if anything changes. He finally suggests for the knights to take some time to mull over the events that ocurred. Before he leaves, he gives the Milletian his thanks.
Sometime later, Llywelyn is found interacting with two musicians outside of Rath Royal Castle. Once the musicians leave, he talks to the Milletian, suggests for them to return to Avalon Gate to check on Altam. Before he bids the Milletian farewell, however, he invites them to the castle for tea to make up for the times he felt he was rude to them.
Eventually, all the knights gather at the Infirmary at Avalon Gate, including Llywelyn. Llywelyn urges Altam to speak to the Milletian at another point in time due to his condition, however Altam continues to anyway. Shortly afterwards, Llywelyn is surprised to hear Altam begin to recite the motto of the Alban Knights. When it comes his turn to deliver the next line, Llywelyn initially hesitates, but eventually recites it. Then, he recites the final line together with the other knights and the Milletian.
