O'Deaghaidh Family/Dreams

Amish walked through a forest in Toren on the hunt for food. A rabbit was grazing on the forest floor. A perfect meal for one man. Amish readied his bow and arrow. He drew the string back as far as he could. Breathing quietly and steadily he aimed at his target. He released the string and the arrow flew at the rabbit. The rabbit was struck in the back leg, it wasn't killed only wounded. The rabbit could not run, it struggled to escape but it was no use. Amish walked up to the rabbit and drew his Sgian dubh. Grabbing the rabbit by the scruff of its neck and placing the Sgian dubh at its neck. The sgian dubh plunged into the rabbit's throat, blood ran down the blade.

Red.

Red.

Red.

All Amish could see was Red. He felt out of body and felt nothing. He couldn't see his body, he couldn't feel his body, all he saw was red. Then he heard a voice, it wasn't speaking his language. It was speaking the native tongue of his forefathers home land, Gaelic. It said

"Cóisir mar mé abair, ar ta an fuil Dia. Taisteal go Eston, craobhscaoil go an daoine."

Amish came back to himself. The rabbit lay at his feet, the rabbit's blood was everywhere. He had no clue what the voice told him except for the word Eston. His brother Seamus lived in Eston along with his cousin Daigh. Seamus knew how to speak Gaelic too. Amish thought to himself for a moment.

Later Amish was in a bank in Toren withdrawling all of his gold. An hour later he found himself on a ship to Eston to find his brother so he could figure out what the voice told him.