A secondary story to Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, i.e. something that could have happend to Sir Gawain on his way to the Green Knight.

As he walks through the darkest forest searching for a place to rest, Sir Gawain hears a howling resonates trough the woods. A desperate, frightened, helpless voice is waiting to be heard by a brave and fearless knight who will come to save the captured lady fearing her early death. Sir Gawain seized by his code of honour and searching for his courtly love does not struggle with himself, but his way to reach the …

…come to at a lake near a small house of a truthful man to take care of her. The brave Sir Gawain exhausted from this venture will return to his hidden horse and arms to recommence his deadly quest to find the Green Knight "Oh, may God credit me this food deed, when I will be beheaded by a strike of an axe by an unreal green giant, living in the Green Chapel." approximately 718 words