From a Conversation with Ciara
A friend of Ciara's was searching for The Wren. He was killed, but his papers might be found in his cottage in Port Auley.
Note Found in Port Auley
My researches suggest that The Wren sometimes meets with a leader of the Children of Danu on a small island in Lough Gara.
Two nights ago, I hid among the shadows near a large ritual stone hoping to catch sight of them. Afigure arrived in the darkness. Then a second figure, The Wren.
They heard my movements and I fled into the night. I know not who I saw, but I am certain my life is under threat.
Note Found Near the Great Stone
Wren,
During the timult of Rathcroghan's festival, I direct you to use the trust granted you in your guise as poet to spread news of false events.
No need to make a great speech. It is better to keep to the shadows. Move among the partiers and tell them to abjure their oaths to Ireland and to engage in what mayhem they may.
You do this among the commoners whilst I work upon kings and priests. Bit by bit, week by week, we will corrupt these gulls.
-The Oak
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''' | '''From a Conversation with Ciara'''<br>A friend of Ciara's was searching for The Wren. He was killed, but his papers might be found in his cottage in Port Auley.<br><br>'''Note Found in Port Auley'''<br>My researches suggest that The Wren sometimes meets with a leader of the Children of Danu on a small island in Lough Gara.<br><br>Two nights ago, I hid among the shadows near a large ritual stone hoping to catch sight of them. Afigure arrived in the darkness. Then a second figure, The Wren.<br><br>They heard my movements and I fled into the night. I know not who I saw, but I am certain my life is under threat.<br><br>'''Note Found Near the Great Stone'''<br>Wren,<br><br>During the timult of Rathcroghan's festival, I direct you to use the trust granted you in your guise as poet to spread news of false events.<br><br>No need to make a great speech. It is better to keep to the shadows. Move among the partiers and tell them to abjure their oaths to Ireland and to engage in what mayhem they may.<br><br>You do this among the commoners whilst I work upon kings and priests. Bit by bit, week by week, we will corrupt these gulls.<br><br>-The Oak | ||
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During the 9th century, the Viking Jarlskona Eivor Varinsdottir of the Raven Clan came in contact with the Children of Danu after preventing the assassination of Flann Sinna at his coronation as the High King, the theft of the Book of Kells, and the poisoning of Flann's men after the battle at the fortress of Cashelore in Connacht.<ref>Assassin's Creed: Valhalla-Wrath of the Druids<ref>
With the help of Ciara and her druid mentor Deirdre, Eivor was able to gather clues and systematically eliminate the Children of Danu, eventually killing the head druid at Armagh. Without their leader, the cult's subordinates spread apart all over Ireland and with the destruction of the Lia Fáil, the Children of Danu eventually faded from history itself.<ref>Assassin's Creed: Valhalla<ref>
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