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The undead Sir Daniel Fortesque from '''1886''' finds himself in Gallowmere, just one day before the [[Battle of Gallowmere]]. He joins forces with [[Canny Tim]] and the fairies to thwart an attack on Castle Peregrin by the [[Jabberwocky]].{{Bookref|Fates-Arrow}}

On the day of the battle, the undead Dan swaps places with his [[Captain Fortesque|living self]] to ensure history happens as it should. [[Lord Kardok]] and Dan die in the battle, while Zarok survives the battle and flees into hiding.{{Bookref|Fates-Arrow}} This locks the Sir Dan from the original timeline in a time loop and makes all other timelines, including the original one, fade away. Zarok's defeat in the Battle of Gallowmere is thus ensured across all of time.{{Siteref|MediEvil-Boards|21953|Q&A with Chris Sorrell|February 3, 2020}}

On the day of the battle, the undead Dan swaps places with his [[Captain Fortesque|living self]] to ensure history happens as it should. [[Lord Kardok]] and Dan die in the battle, while Zarok survives the battle and flees into hiding.{{Bookref|Fates-Arrow}} This locks the Sir Dan from the original timeline in a time loop and makes all other timelines, including the original one, fade away. Zarok's defeat in the Battle of Gallowmere is thus ensured across all of time.{{Siteref|MediEvil-Boards|21953|Q&A with Chris Sorrell|February 3, 2020|quote=With the comic's ending, yes, a time-loop begins. So how did the King's forces win the battle prior to M1? Probably by some random act of good fortune - as one of many divergent possible realities where in most others they would have lost terribly. Dan's act at the end of the comic 'locks down' that victory and causes those other timelines to fade away.|author=Chris Sorrell}}

A few days later, King Peregrin dies from choking on a Brussels sprout.{{Gameref|MED2019-Bestiary|King Peregrin}}