The frail body of the young woman shivered as a gust of wind swept across her makeshift shelter for the night. She had bravely fought to fend off the luring call of sleep while sitting there alone in the dark with only her fear of the shrill screams of the wind as her companion. The toll of her desperate search for a path to lead her home had proven too much, however. She was now fast asleep, snoring ever so quietly.
It was odd, almost as if under a spell, she could fall asleep despite the eerie howling of the wind in these overgrown ruins of the once so proud Fearghal an Dun. Ever since the clansmen had left Fearghal an Dun, there had been rumours... dark rumours. Some said a small band of Fearghals had been left behind - for reasons unknown. And that they had been corrupted, darkened by the betrayal of their kinsmen. It was said that the arcane power of the Crionna had taken hold of the place, twisting and corrupting the very soul of the Dun.
Others yet, claimed that no living being had stayed behind. That Fearghal an Dun was now only home to darkened souls of the Fearghal legends come back from their graves, forever haunting the ruins.
Again, a gust of wind swept across the ground cold as ice. An abourn lock of hair was dancing in the air for a moment, then fell to rest on her bosom, as she sighed gently in her sleep. Her eyes twitched as she was dreaming, and she bit her lower lip as she subconsciously felt the presence of a figure watching her from the shadows. With a satisfied smile lingering in his eyes he breathed in deeply - his mouth slightly open, holding his nose upwards into the air, like a beast of the wilds. As he exhaled, a strong odour of musk crept its way into the young girl's nostrils. She wiggled her nose and made a satisfied sigh, then opened her eyes slowly.
He spoke with a voice unlike anything she had ever heard. Quiet, like rain drops falling on the soft forest bed on a spring morn. Powerful, like the distant rumble of thunder from an approaching summer storm. Eerie, like the shrill call of an autumn crow. Crisp like footsteps on winter's first snow.
”You have come to us.”
[PS: Again a special thanks to Oculus for his inspirational writting that makes our imagination grow wild

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