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<blockquote data-quote="John Dallman" data-source="post: 8981509" data-attributes="member: 6999616">The really bad thing was the suspicion that Aine and Duine's spirits became the core principles of good and evil within the world of Avalon. There is no hard evidence for this, but there's a lot of circumstantial evidence. This week, we got to talk to an expert on the fay, and to the chap who's been keeping the spirits of the Wild Hunt asleep for about 2000 years. The conclusions were:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul"> Aine was probably the Queen's daughter. Since she was killed via a plot of the Winter Court, the Queen probably won't hold the human countries liable for her death. This is welcome news: the army of the fay would have to travel through our homeland to reach Greensward, and the collateral damage would have been significant. </li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul"> The Queen may well want revenge on the Winter Court, but that's within Fairie. </li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul"> Garanhir was probably the son of the Fairie King, Ailill, by another fay. The king may want revenge on Greensward, but one fay lord and his warband will do less damage than a whole army to our homeland. </li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul"> The fay may well not be aware that Aine, Garanhir and Duine have been dead for over 3,000 years. They would naturally have lived far longer than that, and their spirits have apparently not returned to Fairie, as far as anyone we have access to knows. Garanhir's certainly has not, its location is known. </li>
</ul>So our next mission is to recover the bones from the site of the battle where Aine and Duine were killed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Dallman, post: 8981509, member: 6999616"] The really bad thing was the suspicion that Aine and Duine's spirits became the core principles of good and evil within the world of Avalon. There is no hard evidence for this, but there's a lot of circumstantial evidence. This week, we got to talk to an expert on the fay, and to the chap who's been keeping the spirits of the Wild Hunt asleep for about 2000 years. The conclusions were: [LIST] [*] Aine was probably the Queen's daughter. Since she was killed via a plot of the Winter Court, the Queen probably won't hold the human countries liable for her death. This is welcome news: the army of the fay would have to travel through our homeland to reach Greensward, and the collateral damage would have been significant. [*] The Queen may well want revenge on the Winter Court, but that's within Fairie. [*] Garanhir was probably the son of the Fairie King, Ailill, by another fay. The king may want revenge on Greensward, but one fay lord and his warband will do less damage than a whole army to our homeland. [*] The fay may well not be aware that Aine, Garanhir and Duine have been dead for over 3,000 years. They would naturally have lived far longer than that, and their spirits have apparently not returned to Fairie, as far as anyone we have access to knows. Garanhir's certainly has not, its location is known. [/LIST] So our next mission is to recover the bones from the site of the battle where Aine and Duine were killed. [/QUOTE]

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