Artù, rooted in Arthurian legends, was born to King Uther Pendragon during his rule of Camelot. As an infant during King Lavik’s invasion, Merlin rescued him and entrusted him to a knight. This knight raised Artù as his own son, hiding his royal lineage. At fifteen, Artù attended a tournament with his foster father and unknowingly proved his birthright by pulling the sacred sword Excalibur from a stone—a feat only Britain’s true king could achieve. This revealed his heritage, prompting his foster father to disclose his identity as Uther Pendragon’s heir. Artù embraced his kingship, rallying followers against Lavik’s conquest-driven forces and their supernatural ally, the witch Medessa. The narrative blends traditional elements—Camelot, the Knights of the Round Table, and figures like Lancelot, Guinevere, Tristan, Percival, and Merlin—with original characters and storylines, diverging from the source material’s brutality for a less violent tone. Artù’s journey focuses on uniting allies, confronting Lavik’s tyranny, and establishing justice, tracing his evolution from an unknowing ward to a resolute monarch defending Camelot.