celtic lore

likewise, he too was elated, inspired by her own excitement, and the sense of purposeful worship that surrounded the woman. lasher was content, content as he had rarely been before, to listen unto the familiar cadence of the woman's words, and to see her pray openly before him, and give thanks. he too followed suit, and cupped each syllable of that which he spoke in careful ears.

to her revelation he gave a nod. the wolves of this place were godless, it was so, but often were they guided by a singular and all-encompassing set of morals, of ethics, of desires. he knew not of her warning, but to her words he gave a whisper: "cad ní mór a dhéanamh liom a bheith cabhrach?"