On being shown the banished knight, he went to him and told his errand.
"You come in good season," said Tristram, "for to Camelot am I now bound."
"Then I would go with you in fellowship."
"You are right welcome, Sir Dinadan." Then Tristram turned to the others and said,—
TINTAGIL, KING ARTHUR'S CASTLE, FROM THE VALLEY.
"Greet King Mark from me, and all my enemies as well, and tell them that I shall come again in my own good time. I am well rewarded for all I have done for him, but revenge has a long life, as he may yet learn."
Then he took ship and put to sea, a banished man. And with him went Dinadan to cheer him in his woe, for, of all the knights of the Round Table, Dinadan was the merriest soul.