Robin Hood

After the Huntingtons disobey Baron Alwyn's orders, their castle is burned to the ground. Young Robert Huntington, the future Robin Hood, flees the lotus flower of flames, and together with his friend Will and his sisters, Winifred and Barbara, takes refuge in Sherwood Forest. In the forest they have two important encounters.

The Baron's soldiers hunt Robin, Will, Winifred, and Barbara, who are looking for a place to hide in Sherwood Forest. The soldiers surround the fugitives, who are saved by the sudden appearance of a mysterious "monster" out of a swamp.

Robin decides to return home to find out what happened after Baron Alwyn burned his father's castle to the ground. He is spotted by Gilbert, a young knight of the "Black Rose" who wants to avenge his defeat for an earlier fight with Robin that left him with a scarred face. A second fight ensues.

While Robin and his friends comb the forest looking for a place to call home, back in Nottingham, Baron Alwyn organizes a manhunt to capture Robin. The Baron's soldiers search every corner of the forest with dogs until they come across Marian of the House of Lancaster, who has left her friends and is returning to her castle.

Baron Alwyn is more and more determined to wipe out the band of outlaws and, above all, Robin. He discovers that Marian has joined the outlaws and orders three ruthless soldiers of fortune, commanded by Gay of Ghisborne, to destroy the band of brigands and kidnap Marian. Robin, Will, Winifred and Barbara are captured by the soldiers who seem implacable, that is until they reveal their weak spot.

Robin and Will search the forest not only for the gold crucifix that Marian was wearing around her neck on the day her carriage was held up by Little John's band of thieves, but also for some food to ease their shortage of supplies. They then run into Little John and his men, pulling a war cart and carrying a catapult with which he is about to use in an attack against a supply train.