Following the burning down of the druid circle south of the Friendly Arm Inn, a curious stranger can be seen by travellers passing by the desecrated grove. Dressed in furs and shabby clothes patched here and there and wearing a headpiece fashioned out of an elk’s pelt, the man pays little attention to the world around him. Instead, he dances in the middle of the burnt grounds, tirelessly, for hours and, apparently, hardly able to stop.
A merry tune can be heard sung by this odd fellow, those familiar with the Sylvan tongue would recognise the words — them being albeit a bit silly, but sincere hymn of renewal and growth. Strangely enough, the dance and the song of this forest dweller are accompanied by a melody, seemingly, coming out of thin air. Flute and lute sounds can be heard, yet no instruments are in sight and no one is there to play them. What’s even more peculiar, those weak of will find themselves enticed to join the dancing when they hear the jolly melody performed by an invisible host.
From the accounts of eyewitnesses travelling down the Lion's Way










