Avalon High: Coronation #3

In "Chapter One" from Avalon High: Coronation #3, high school football star Will finds himself caught between two worlds—his ordinary life and the legendary destiny tied to the reincarnated King Arthur. With the Hunter's Moon rising on the night of the homecoming dance, he must decide whether to embrace his fate, as urged by the enigmatic Mr. M., while Ellie stands by him and Marco and Morgan grow increasingly hostile.

In "Chapter Two" from Avalon High: Coronation #3, Morgan's unsettling presence leaves Ellie shaken, unsure if what she experienced was real or just a fleeting dream. As uncertainty lingers, Will steps forward with quiet resolve, promising to stand between Ellie and whatever danger might follow.

In "Chapter Three" from *Avalon High: Coronation* #3, Ellie stands firm as she tells Mr. Morton that the night's football game could decide everything for their hopes surrounding Will. Meanwhile, Morgan makes a move to undermine Ellie’s standing at school, but Will quickly shuts her down in a moment that speaks volumes.

In "Chapter Four" from Avalon High: Coronation #3, Ellie and Mr. Morton brace for another crushing loss as the Excalibur team struggles against the overwhelming "Barbarian" players. But when quarterback Will finds unexpected strength in the quiet support of his parents, he begins to step into his role as Arthur—leading his team in a tense, hard-fought comeback as the Hunter's Moon climbs high.

In "Chapter Five" from *Avalon High: Coronation* #3, Ellie’s election as homecoming queen takes a tense turn when Marco attempts to steal her tiara, sparking a confrontation with Will that leaves the stakes higher than ever. As the Hunter’s Moon climbs toward its peak, Ellie urges Will to trust in himself, even as the weight of destiny presses down.

In "Chapter Six" from *Avalon High: Coronation* #3, Marco and Morgan’s chaotic plan to disrupt the evening backfires when they cut the lights and trigger the fire sprinklers, landing them in trouble. With Will finally embracing his own strength, the group agrees to save the rest for tomorrow—letting the night be theirs.