Why The Order Made Up The King Arthur Myth

The Sovereign Order Of Monte Cristo is a group of otherworldly beings living among the humans on planet Earth. Some believe they came from outer space, but there has never been any proof of it. What is known is that they are for more intelligent and superior than humans would ever be. They watch us either with hysterical laughter or complete and utter sympathy.

The humans were easily controllable. They enjoyed squabbling amongst each other. The humans are a strange breed that the Order has tried without much success to understand. The Sovereign Order of Monte Cristo ran multitudes of tests that humans were not even aware of, simply using the power of suggestion. When the Order first came to Earth they thought the humans could be somewhat intelligent but over time they realized they were nothing more than mere trainable monkeys. There were some who stood out. Those were the ones they wanted to keep among them.

So the order started testing on a grand scale. They would create a story that is total factious. Then they would place it in books and various other places so people could see and absorb the information. Then who was stupid enough to take the bait? Who believed and who was smart enough question? The Order never understood the logic of humans. If they read it, they believed it. Which for the Sovereign Order of Monte Cristo is a good thing. It meant humans are easily controlled.

One of the first myths or legends they concocted was King Arthur, round table, Guinevere, Excalibur etc. This was definitely one of the Orders most elaborate ones. They had been testing us throughout history.  People who knew to question before taking what they read as gospel. They kept non-believers, weeding them out. Determining who would be a good fit.

Believe this, every now and then there will be a story that pops out of nowhere and humans take it and adapt it into their own.  King Arthur myth, Area 51 myth, Mothman myth, Jersey Devil myth, Bigfoot myth, Lochness myth and there are plenty more. The Order finds some way to put these stories into our mind to decide who has potential for induction. It is a little over the top but effective.