Guardians of light and the holy grail pt 1

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The Guardians of light and the holy grail-  part one - the search for Knights

Wik Fauna and Sarah

Enjoy

*galloping horse noises*

Ven: *pretending to ride a horse*

Moogle: *following behind him and banging two halves of a coconut to take the sound of horse hooves.*

*arrive at castle*

Ven: hello there!

*suddenly Fauna*

Fauna: what, don't have a horse?

Ven: .... Yes I do.

Fauna: no you don't, you have someone following you with two halves of a coconut!

Ven: this is Moogle.

Moogle: hello!

Fauna: where'd you get the coconut?

Ven:.... Found it.

Fauna: a coconut in Europe?

Ven: well it could have found its way here.

Fauna: .... Are you suggesting that coconuts migrate?

Ven: swallows migrate each year in order to survive winter, so a swallow probably brought it.

Fauna: a swallow?! No way a swallow could have brought a coconut!

Ven: well maybe if it held it by the skin...

Fauna: it doesn't matter where it holds it! It's the fact that a five once swallow couldn't carry a two pound coconut all the way here!

Ven: maybe it was an African swallow!

Fauna: maybe...

Sarah: well African swallows are non migratory

Fauna: oh yeah.

Sarah: well maybe two carried it

Fauna: really.

Sarah: yes, really .

Fauna: no.

Sarah: yes.

Ven: .... Could you tell your master that King (or princess) Ventus is on a quest and needs knights to join his table at Camelot.

Fauna: why would two swallows carry one coconut all that way

Sarah: it's just a possibility

Fauna: probably not

Sarah: maybe they did

Ven:... *gallops away*

Moogle: *follows him*

Fauna: they probably didn't, because the air velocity needed for a laden European swallow to keep in the air is 43 wing flaps per second

Sarah: but what if it's an African swallow

Fauna: we already said this, it's a European swallow- wait where did the guy go

Sarah: I don't know.

Will they find any Knights?
Tune in next time on the holy grail

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