The Comet-Embroidered Battle Flag of William the Conqueror

Olmec: One of the boldest kings of England was William the Conquerer. When King Edward died, William was air to the throne. But his rival, Harold of Orange, made himself king. So William, who was in France, gathered as army and sailed across the English Channel to reclaim his throne. The night before the big battle, William's men watched the campfires of the enemy flicker in the distance when suddenly, an enormous comet appeared streaking across the sky. The men gasped. It's an evil omen. Am I frightened.! Let's go home. For a moment, it seemed that the men would turn tail and run. But William stood his ground. That's not an evil omen. It's a good one. I am the rightful air, and that's a sign that heaven is on our side. Tomorrow, we shall right forth and vanquish Harold of Orange. It worked! William's fearlessness and stirring words gave his men courage. Soon, they were cheering him on. And the next day, they defeated Harold in battle. In honor of his victory, William had the comet embroidered onto his battle flag. Your task is to find the Comet-embroidered battle flag of William the Conqueror and bring it back here.

Kirk: Thanks a lot, Olmec. So tell us. Where is this battle flag?

Olmec: The battle flag of William the Conqueror can be found in the Chamber of the Sacred Markers.