Savior Of The World

Morgaine strays into the Land of the Fae on several occasions.  A strange land, indeed.

The Land Of Faery

Morgaine at last returns to Camelot with Vivian to find that Mordred and Morgause have turned Arthur's kingdom into an abomination of its previous glory. A solar eclipse portends a dark future for Britain and the end of an era.

This Is Not Avalon (Eclipse)

In the early days of Avalon, Caillean taught the young priestesses and druids about the seven holy isles, seven holy sites throughout Britain that mirrored the layout seven main stars in the Bear constellation and were all connected by the land and Avalon.  The Isle of Glass (Glastonbury Tor), the Isle of Brigantia (the goddess of the British Isles), the Isle of Wings (home of the winged god and fen folk), the Isle of the Marches (defender of the Vale of Avalon), the Isle of the Oak  (home of the Holy Oak sacred to the druids), the Isle of Pan (home of the wild god of the hills), and the Watch Hill (gateway to Avalon).  The seven themes are played out  by harp, cello, flute, drum, English horn, violin, and bells.

Seven Holy Isles

The people of Avalon have been betrayed by the priests who, led by the fanatic Paulus, have demonized the priestesses and druids, called in Roman soldiers, and destroyed the peaceful coexistence of christian and pagan communities of the Vale of Avalon.  Caillean, Sianna (daughter of the Faery Queen), and Gawen (son of a Hundred Kings and Pendragon) combine their power to raise the energy needed to draw Avalon into the mists that will enshroud it and protect it henceforth.

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