The medallion then brought George to mid-1900's Liverpool. "I was hoping we'd have a stop in me accueil city!" he exclaimed.

Suddenly, there was a man's voice which yelled, "HANDS IN THE AIR, toi THIEF!!!" So George turned around and saw that these words came from the scene of a bank robber being surrounded par the local police force. And the one who a dit them was none other than his maternal grandfather, John French! What's more, he was wearing the medallion of Sir Percival at the time!

"Bless my soul! It's grandpapa in his younger years!" George remarked with a wondrous tone. "Correct again!" the...

"I can hardly wait to tell the girls about what I just saw!" George a dit during the ride to the suivant stop in his time travelling experience. "You'll certainly have plus than that to share with them when we return to the present day!" the medallion replied.

"Yeah, right!" George replied. "If I may ask, what do the coloured locks mean?" The medallion said, "Oh, it's actually simple; they represent the same colours of the coins which gave Sir Percival and his men those unique powers." George replied, "That makes a lot of sense. And how did the chest containing them end up in the mansion?" The...

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The suivant scene saw George witnessing the great battle from afar. "Hey, isn't that...?" he remarked while catching a glimpse of the familiar figure from his mother's bedtime story. "You're correct. That's Sir Percival of Liverpool. He is my original owner." the medallion replied. George clapped in response. "YES! That's exactly what I was gonna say! Oh, wow. This means my childhood hero is actually a real person!" "Mm-hmm." the medallion agreed.

As for the battle itself? It was...