he Knights - T, Buddy, Sal, and Ben - have formed an unbreakable bond. Once strangers, they've become brothers, watching over one another and their new home. But all is not as tranquil as it seems. An ominous plot to bankrupt the facility surfaces, led by the cunning EverStar. EverStar's greed has taken much from these Knights, making this fight deeply personal.

But the challenges don't end there. An unexpected twist emerges with Sal and Ben's meeting with Abbey, unfolding a subplot that The Knights must address. Amidst these events, De-Lo, a young man grappling with his own grief and growth, touches each Knight profoundly. As he steps up and becomes one of them, with Abbey by his side, they work together to bring EverStar's plan crashing down.

Yet, even as triumph looms, the pain of loss casts its shadow. Ben and De-Lo's beloved grandmother, Rose, pass on, unable to witness the victory they so dearly hoped for.

The Wooden Swords is more than just a story of conflict. It's a tale of vision, commitment, and the power of purposeful deeds. When unity meets adversity, will The Knights' bond be enough to save their home?