'Roughly translated upon stone in a Druidic language Unknown, the following tale is told, who knows how old'
"Beware the Servants of the Beast"
"He who walked the Path, and missed a step. He who found mad refuge in the heart of a Black Blooded Beast"
"Wolf-Walker of the Blooded, Diolliún as he was known, a gifted son born under a pale moon"
"Mania, the wriggling Moray, that which seeped, which claimed his mind"
"He who blooded the lands, who spreads disturbed balance. He who defied tradition and claimed only madness, who sullied his birth with every breath"
"A Wolf wearing the Skin of a Man, the serpent that defiles that which it can"
"His skin tattoo'd with the blood of his Hunts. His Forest cries which curdled the blood. His mad eyes, his strange ways"
"Take heed our Walkers of the Way, Take heed of the price which Diolliún paid"
'These words are all accompanied by carvings of knotwork and cultural symbols, a man shedding his skin to reveal a disgusting beast, a serpent wriggling up and down the stone in swirling motions. The painted artwork is faded, the stone overgrown and chipped, an apparent sign of the disrespect and degradation bestowed upon the Druid mentioned It sits on an Island overlooking the Isle of Moray'
"Beware the Servants of the Beast"
"He who walked the Path, and missed a step. He who found mad refuge in the heart of a Black Blooded Beast"
"Wolf-Walker of the Blooded, Diolliún as he was known, a gifted son born under a pale moon"
"Mania, the wriggling Moray, that which seeped, which claimed his mind"
"He who blooded the lands, who spreads disturbed balance. He who defied tradition and claimed only madness, who sullied his birth with every breath"
"A Wolf wearing the Skin of a Man, the serpent that defiles that which it can"
"His skin tattoo'd with the blood of his Hunts. His Forest cries which curdled the blood. His mad eyes, his strange ways"
"Take heed our Walkers of the Way, Take heed of the price which Diolliún paid"
'These words are all accompanied by carvings of knotwork and cultural symbols, a man shedding his skin to reveal a disgusting beast, a serpent wriggling up and down the stone in swirling motions. The painted artwork is faded, the stone overgrown and chipped, an apparent sign of the disrespect and degradation bestowed upon the Druid mentioned It sits on an Island overlooking the Isle of Moray'
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