Chapter 9:
The gang race to get to the sword.
Chorus: I've been down
Wandering past second street
And looking at the ghosts of you and me
And thinking back on all of those memories
Of how we used to be
I've been hearing
I hear those voices over the noises of the breaking glass
And all those plans we had to get us through
They're never coming true
And I hope and hope
That you won't forget
And I'm hoping, hope you know that I can clearly see
The ghosts of you and me
The ghosts of you and me
The ghosts of you and me!
...
The gang arrive and see the Black Knight's about to pull the sword. "Well, if it isn't the Famous Five," says Jordan. The gang's confused. "It was a series of children's books! Never mind. You're too late! Blackie, get us that sword!"
Black Knight tries to pull the sword, but he can't. "What," asks Black Knight, "no! I am worthy!"
"And why," asks Daphne, "after what you did to Prof. Hyde White, you think you're worthy? Maybe the sword will only go for someone with honor! Did you think of that?"
"Enough," says Black Knight, "what would any of you know? There is no one…"
Scooby sniffs the sword and it starts to move a little. He's confused and grabs it… and to his surprise, he pulls it.
"You guys seeing this," asks Shaggy.
"Roes ris rake re re ring rof Rengland," asks Scooby.
"What," asks Black Knight.
"Great job," says Jordan, "the dog is worthier than the both of us!"
"No," says Black Knight, "I will have that sword, even if I have to pry it from that mutt's cold dead paws!" Black Knight then comes after Scooby…