The play continued to the next scene, and Sir Archibald continued his adventures alongside his servant William.
Many of his adventures were absurd and quite funny, hearing what he thinks he's doing and seeing what he was actually doing. Many of his words made the children want to go on adventures of their own.
The curtains rose again, this time revealing a road cutting through dense woodland. Enchanted shadows of twisted trees loomed high, and the sound of howling wolves echoed faintly.
Archibald marched boldly at the front, lance in hand, while William trailed behind, carrying bundles far too heavy for one man.
"Steady, William!" Archibald cried. "For tonight, the wolves of the dark wood shall meet their reckoning!"
