Helend

Helend is a fictional character from the novel "The Once and Future King" by T.H. White. He is one of the Knights of the Round Table and is known for his loyalty and bravery. Helend is the son of King Pellinore and is the first to take up the sword Excalibur after King Arthur. He is described as a tall and handsome knight, with a gentle and kind nature.

Helend plays a significant role in the novel, particularly in the quest for the Holy Grail. He is one of the few knights who remain loyal to Arthur even after the fall of Camelot. He is also one of the few knights who survive the final battle against Mordred and is present at the end of the novel when Arthur is taken to Avalon.

Helend's character is notable for his humility and his willingness to serve others. He is a model of chivalry and is respected by all the knights of the Round Table. He is also known for his skill in combat and his ability to lead from the front. His story is a testament to the enduring power of loyalty and bravery.