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"What is your pleasure?" saith the knight. "Fair Sir," saith the King, "I beseech you of all loves that you deign to give me the head of this knight that you are carrying on the point of your lance." "I will give it you," saith the knight, "on condition." "What condition?" saith the King. "That you tell me who slew the knight whose head I carry that you ask of me." "May I not otherwise have it?" saith the King. "In no wise," saith he. "Then will I tell you," saith the King. "Know of a very truth that King Arthur slew him." "And where is he?" saith the knight. "Seek him until you shall have found him," saith King Arthur, "For I have told you the truth thereof. Give me the head." "Willingly," saith the knight. He lowereth his spear and the King taketh the head. The knight had a horn at his neck. He setteth it to his mouth and soundeth a blast right loud. The knights that were set within the forest hear the horn and return back a great gallop, and King Arthur goeth his way toward the oak-tree at the issue of the launde where the damsel is awaiting him. And the knights come presently to him that had given the head to the King and ask him wherefore he hath sounded the horn. "For this," saith he, "That this knight that is going away yonder hath told me that King Arthur slew the Black Knight, and I was minded you should know it that we may follow him." "We will not follow him," say the knights, "For it is King Arthur