Joseph was set free, but, fearing further persecution from the Jews, soon departed with his sister, Enigee, and her husband, Brons, for a distant land.

The pilgrims found a place of refuge near Marseilles, where the Holy Grail supplied all their needs, until one of them committed a sin.

Then divine displeasure became manifest by a terrible famine.
As none knew who had sinned, Joseph was instructed in a vision to discover the culprit by the same means with which the Lord had revealed the guilt of Judas.

Still following divine commands, Joseph made a table, and directed Brons to catch a fish.

The Grail was placed before Joseph's seat at table, where all who implicitly believed were invited to take a seat.