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==A noble peasant==
 
==A noble peasant==
Once,
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Once,<br>
I can not remember when;
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I can not remember when;<br>
a boy was born.
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a boy was born.<br>
A noble peasant he was.
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A noble peasant he was.<br>
Fair as he was, people easily took a liking to him.
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Fair as he was, people easily took a liking to him.<br>
In the same village an ancient evil witch,
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In the same village an ancient evil witch,<br>
had finally given birth to a young daughter.
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had finally given birth to a young daughter.<br>
She knew no male child could ever succeed her,
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She knew no male child could ever succeed her,<br>
as her power she could only pass on from mother to daughter.
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as her power she could only pass on from mother to daughter.<br>
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<br>
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Innocent as a child is always born,<br>
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the little girl played in the forest,<br>
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practicing her magical powers; growing plants, and transforming things.<br>
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Without her mother's knowing,<br>
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she would sneak off and play out by the village edge.<br>
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Her mother an evil witch would not mind her daughter being naughty,<br>
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its being good, or encouraged to being good;<br>
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that bothered her.<br>
  
Innocent as a child is always born,
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Young Boght Suadurix grew up with her.<br>
the little girl played in the forest,
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He too would play by the village edge.<br>
practicing her magical powers; growing plants, and transforming things.
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The two children grew up happy together.<br>
Without her mother's knowing,
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As they grew older they fell in love.<br>
she would sneak off and play out by the village edge.
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The young girl's mother grew increasingly more and more<br>
Her mother an evil witch would not mind her daughter being naughty,
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concerned with her daughter's development.<br>
its being good, or encouraged to being good;
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Years her secret was kept safe.<br>
that bothered her.
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<br>
 
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One day outside of the village,<br>
Young Boght Suadurix grew up with her.
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she met with Boght like they always do.<br>
He too would play by the village edge.
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This time,<br>
The two children grew up happy together.
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he knelt down before her,<br>
As they grew older they fell in love.
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and asked her to be his wife.<br>
The young girl's mother grew increasingly more and more
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She did not know if she was to be out of her mind<br>
concerned with her daughter's development.
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with joy, or fear.<br>
Years her secret was kept safe.
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For she knew,<br>
 
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that now she could not hide<br>
One day outside of the village,
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the truth any longer from her mother.<br>
she met with Boght like they always do.
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<br>
This time,
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In a burst of passion,<br>
he knelt down before her,
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she told everything to Boght.<br>
and asked her to be his wife.
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That she is a witch,<br>
She did not know if she was to be out of her mind
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a good witch!<br>
with joy, or fear.
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About how her mother wanted her all these years to become<br>
For she knew,
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an evil witch;<br>
that now she could not hide
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and how she used to trick her mother into<br>
the truth any longer from her mother.
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believing her daughter was going to succeed her as evil witch!<br>
 
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Boght, was stunned!<br><br>
In a burst of passion,
 
she told everything to Boght.
 
That she is a witch,
 
a good witch!
 
About how her mother wanted her all these years to become
 
an evil witch;
 
and how she used to trick her mother into
 
believing her daughter was going to succeed her as evil witch!
 
Boght, was stunned!
 
 
Stunned by the truth!
 
Stunned by the truth!
But he did not denounce her as a witch,
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But he did not denounce her as a witch,<br>
and continued to love her,
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and continued to love her,<br>
even knowing that she practiced witchcraft.
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even knowing that she practiced witchcraft.<br>
He loved her,
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He loved her,<br>
because he knew that life is so much more than him alone.
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because he knew that life is so much more than him alone.<br>
That there are people out there,
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That there are people out there,<br>
who thought differently then he does.
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who thought differently then he does.<br>
So he accepted her,
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So he accepted her,<br>
for he saw in her still the women he had came to love.
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for he saw in her still the women he had came to love.<br>
  
Both asked the blessing of Boght his family for marriage.
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Both asked the blessing of Boght his family for marriage.<br>
Being good parents they did not discriminate,
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Being good parents they did not discriminate,<br>
and blessed the couple.
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and blessed the couple.<br>
Knowing her mother would never bless her,
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Knowing her mother would never bless her,<br>
she took her lover by the hand and they fled.
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she took her lover by the hand and they fled.<br>
Far away,
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Far away,<br>
across the land and sea,
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across the land and sea,<br>
until they reached a new land.
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until they reached a new land.<br>
 
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<br>
In this strange new land they disguised themselves as ordinary peasants.
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In this strange new land they disguised themselves as ordinary peasants.<br>
As they knew not how the people would react to the truth.
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As they knew not how the people would react to the truth.<br>
She worked as seamstress,
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She worked as seamstress,<br>
while Boght became an artisan.
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while Boght became an artisan.<br>
The fruits of their labour were much appreciated.
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The fruits of their labour were much appreciated.<br>
As a result, Boght became a merchant,
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As a result, Boght became a merchant,<br>
selling his products to far off places.
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selling his products to far off places.<br>
The happy couple were blessed as their first child was born.
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The happy couple were blessed as their first child was born.<br>
Twins!
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Twins!<br>
Two sons, who they named,
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Two sons, who they named,<br>
Fys'er Suadurix and Còir Suadurix.
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Fys'er Suadurix and Còir Suadurix.<br>
A year later, Fys'er and Còir,
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A year later, Fys'er and Còir,<br>
where blessed by a little sister.
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where blessed by a little sister.<br>
Cooidjaghtoilaght Suadurix, she was named.
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Cooidjaghtoilaght Suadurix, she was named.<br>
 
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<br>
With their children born, Boght had to work harder then ever before.
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With their children born, Boght had to work harder then ever before.<br>
To make ends meet.
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To make ends meet.<br>
All his hard work had made him a local celebrity.
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All his hard work had made him a local celebrity.<br>
His products were sold local and exported to far places.
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His products were sold local and exported to far places.<br>
Including the land where they fled from.
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Including the land where they fled from.<br>
  
 
==Witch's obsession==
 
==Witch's obsession==
The years her daughter was married to Boght,
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The years her daughter was married to Boght,<br>
the evil witch spent looking for her daughter.
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the evil witch spent looking for her daughter.<br>
Still obsessed with her succession,
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Still obsessed with her succession,<br>
the evil witch did not care about her daughter's happiness.
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the evil witch did not care about her daughter's happiness.<br>
So when she found one of the products of Boght at a local store,
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So when she found one of the products of Boght at a local store,<br>
She feld the signature of his Aura on it,
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She feld the signature of his Aura on it,<br>
and without any doubt,
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and without any doubt,<br>
she knew her search had ended.
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she knew her search had ended.<br>
All she needed was to know where the product came from.
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All she needed was to know where the product came from.<br>
Asking the storekeeper where he got the product from,
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Asking the storekeeper where he got the product from,<br>
she traced the product back to the supplier,
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she traced the product back to the supplier,<br>
who led her to the harbor,
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who led her to the harbor,<br>
and straight to the captain of a cargo ship.
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and straight to the captain of a cargo ship.<br>
 
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<br>
She did not feel any excitement,
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She did not feel any excitement,<br>
or joy for finding her daughter's where abouts.
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or joy for finding her daughter's whereabouts.<br>
No, she felt such anger,
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No, she felt such anger,<br>
that all she could think of was ways to make her vengeance felt.
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that all she could think of was ways to make her vengeance felt.<br>
Her plotting went on day and night.
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Her plotting went on day and night.<br>
The innkeepers of the inns she stayed at.
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The innkeepers of the inns she stayed at.<br>
They where her first victims.
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They where her first victims.<br>
Her disguises failed.
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Her disguises failed.<br>
All because her rage showed trough her acts.
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All because her rage showed trough her acts.<br>
The innkeepers wanted to get rid of her as soon as they could.
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The innkeepers wanted to get rid of her as soon as they could.<br>
Because with her around their customers stayed away.
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Because with her around their customers stayed away.<br>
No matter what they tried,
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No matter what they tried,<br>
they could not get rid of her.
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they could not get rid of her.<br>
She stayed as long as she wanted.
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She stayed as long as she wanted.<br>
Retracing the travels of Boght's products.
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Retracing the travels of Boght's products.<br>
 
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<br>
Each time she gets more and more aggressive.
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Each time she gets more and more aggressive.<br>
Each time she kills the person able to provide her the next link.
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Each time she kills the person able to provide her the next link.<br>
Each time she has to find an other product of Boght sold near her,
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Each time she has to find an other product of Boght sold near her,<br>
and follow on the journey of that product back to Boght.
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and follow on the journey of that product back to Boght.<br>
Leaving a trail of corpses behind,
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Leaving a trail of corpses behind,<br>
has many a township's bailiffs hot on her trail.
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has many a township's bailiffs hot on her trail.<br>
The murders left no clues only a trace.
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The murders left no clues only a trace.<br>
The Bailiffs were one step behind her.
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The Bailiffs were one step behind her.<br>
One more murder, one more product linked the victims to Boght.
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One more murder, one more product linked the victims to Boght.<br>
 
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<br>
So it became known to the local Bailiff of Boghts town,
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So it became known to the local Bailiff of Boght's town,<br>
that someone was killing anyone connected to Boght's products.
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that someone was killing anyone connected to Boght's products.<br>
Boght was called upon, to appear before the bailiff.
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Boght was called upon, to appear before the bailiff.<br>
There he heard of the crime wage his mother-in-law left in her tracks.
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There he heard of the crime wage his mother-in-law left in her tracks.<br>
The bailiff told him,
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The bailiff told him,<br>
all the victims where linked to his products.
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all the victims where linked to his products.<br>
The answers demanded by the bailiff,
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The answers demanded by the bailiff,<br>
led Boght to break his silence,
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led Boght to break his silence,<br>
and tell the truth,
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and tell the truth,<br>
the truth he kept hidden all this time.
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the truth he kept hidden all this time.<br>
 
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<br>
The local duke was present at the hearing of Boght.
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The local duke was present at the hearing of Boght.<br>
After listening to the evidence given by Boght,
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After listening to the evidence given by Boght,<br>
he feld compassionate about Boght and his family.
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he feld compassionate about Boght and his family.<br>
Taking pity on him,
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Taking pity on him,<br>
the duke ordered the city guards to protect the house of Boght.
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the duke ordered the city guards to protect the house of Boght.<br>
Day and night the guards where on their post.
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Day and night the guards where on their post.<br>
But nothing happened.
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But nothing happened.<br>
 
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<br>
The murders came closer to home.
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The murders came closer to home.<br>
It would be any day now.
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It would be any day now.<br>
To protect her children,  
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To protect her children, <br>
their mother had Boght make them a medallion.
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their mother had Boght make them a medallion.<br>
In it she poured all her magic,
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In it she poured all her magic,<br>
and gave it to her children.
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and gave it to her children.<br>
Instructing them to always wear it.
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Instructing them to always wear it.<br>
Its magic would protect them from the powers of the evil witch.
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Its magic would protect them from the powers of the evil witch.<br>
She could no longer harm them with her magic.
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She could no longer harm them with her magic.<br>
So now it was up to the bailiff's men to stop her.
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So now it was up to the bailiff's men to stop her.<br>
Not that she expected them to be any match to her powers.
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Not that she expected them to be any match to her powers.<br>
Boght decided to stand his ground before her,
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Boght decided to stand his ground before her,<br>
and had bought a sword.
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and had bought a sword.<br>
 
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<br>
 
==Adrift==
 
==Adrift==
The day her mother arrived in town,
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The day her mother arrived in town,<br>
she took her children to the river,
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she took her children to the river,<br>
where she placed her children in a rowing boat on the river.
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where she placed her children in a rowing boat on the river.<br>
She told them to go with the river flow of life.
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She told them to go with the river flow of life.<br>
Their parents' wealth was hence theirs.
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Their parents' wealth was hence theirs.<br>
“Put your trust in the fairies and flow with the river of life.
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“Put your trust in the fairies and flow with the river of life.<br>
It shall take you to your destiny.
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It shall take you to your destiny.<br>
My place is by your father,
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My place is by your father,<br>
so your evil grandmother will not find you.
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so your evil grandmother will not find you.<br>
She wants your mommy,
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She wants your mommy,<br>
but will subject you kids to her evil will,
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but will subject you kids to her evil will,<br>
before your time to face her has come.
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before your time to face her has come.<br>
Be brave,
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Be brave,<br>
his lordship is a friend of your father,
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his lordship is a friend of your father,<br>
and he shall take care of you,
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and he shall take care of you,<br>
until you're old enough to do that yourself.”
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until you're old enough to do that yourself.”<br>
She payed the boatmen to take the kids to his lordship's mansion.
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She payed the boatmen to take the kids to his lordship's mansion.<br>
 
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<br>
When she arrived at home,
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When she arrived at home,<br>
Boght and she looked at each other,
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Boght and she looked at each other,<br>
their eyes locked in a fixed gaze.
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their eyes locked in a fixed gaze.<br>
As the time they had dreaded for so long now,
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As the time they had dreaded for so long now,<br>
finally arrived.
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finally arrived.<br>
They gave each other one last embrace, and got ready to face her.
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They gave each other one last embrace, and got ready to face her.<br>
Her mother had come.
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Her mother had come.<br>
“Halt, you evil Witch!
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“Halt, you evil Witch!<br>
In the name of the Alderman,
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In the name of the Alderman,<br>
by the power invested in me by the bailiff;
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by the power invested in me by the bailiff;<br>
I here by arrest you for the countless murders you have committed!”
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I here by arrest you for the countless murders you have committed!”<br>
The captain of the bailiff's guards shouted.
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The captain of the bailiff's guards shouted.<br>
“Captain, captain, captain.
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“Captain, captain, captain.<br>
You should have been told by now;
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You should have been told by now;<br>
by my prodigal daughter.
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by my prodigal daughter.<br>
I am no match for your sword!”
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I am no match for your sword!”<br>
The evil witch said,
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The evil witch said,<br>
as she brought her hands from under her black coat;
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as she brought her hands from under her black coat;<br>
and bewitched the captain of the guards.
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and bewitched the captain of the guards.<br>
Frightened, the guards saw their captain collapse to the ground,
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Frightened, the guards saw their captain collapse to the ground,<br>
as if he was an empty bag of flesh.
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as if he was an empty bag of flesh.<br>
A black bird flew from the ground where he lay.
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A black bird flew from the ground where he lay.<br>
 
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<br>
For some of the guards this became a little too much,
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For some of the guards this became a little too much,<br>
as they ran from their post.
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as they ran from their post.<br>
While the others ran,
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While the others ran,<br>
some stuck around.
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some stuck around.<br>
But soon they, too, met the same fate,
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But soon they, too, met the same fate,<br>
as their captain before them.
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as their captain before them.<br>
Eighteen black birds flew from the scene,
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Eighteen black birds flew from the scene,<br>
as she, so evil, laughed at these loyal men.
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as she, so evil, laughed at these loyal men.<br>
She broke the front door
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She broke the front door<br>
of Boght's house down.
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of Boght's house down.<br>
Boght did not hesitate for a single second,
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Boght did not hesitate for a single second,<br>
as he launched his attack on his evil mother in law.
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as he launched his attack on his evil mother in law.<br>
But with a flick from her wrist,
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But with a flick from her wrist,<br>
she turn him into a black bird,
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she turn him into a black bird,<br>
as she had done with the guards before him.
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as she had done with the guards before him.<br>
 
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<br>
“Mother, NO!”
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“Mother, NO!”<br>
She shouted.
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She shouted.<br>
But her mother did not pay any attention to her.
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But her mother did not pay any attention to her.<br>
“You! Child... My prodigal daughter.
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“You! Child... My prodigal daughter.<br>
Have you seen, what you made your poor mother do?
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Have you seen, what you made your poor mother do?<br>
You got the bailiffs men after me!
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You got the bailiffs men after me!<br>
The alderman wants me hung!
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The alderman wants me hung!<br>
You would make such a evil witch.
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You would make such a evil witch.<br>
You're coming home with me child!
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You're coming home with me child!<br>
So I can finish your training,
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So I can finish your training,<br>
and sacrifice your children to the evil lord!
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and sacrifice your children to the evil lord!<br>
I know you have them!”
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I know you have them!”<br>
The evil witch said to her daughter.
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The evil witch said to her daughter.<br>
“You will NEVER get my children,
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“You will NEVER get my children,<br>
and I will NEVER become an evil witch!
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and I will NEVER become an evil witch!<br>
I'm a good witch,
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I'm a good witch,<br>
and have used my powers for good!
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and have used my powers for good!<br>
My children shall never succeed you either.
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My children shall never succeed you either.<br>
The good lord protects them.
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The good lord protects them.<br>
They are under his fairies' protection.
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They are under his fairies' protection.<br>
You can touch the life of them.
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You can touch the life of them.<br>
For all my powers I have bound to their souls.
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For all my powers I have bound to their souls.<br>
I have no more powers then my husband Boght does.
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I have no more powers then my husband Boght does.<br>
You are beaten, Mother!
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You are beaten, Mother!<br>
But you don't realise it yet!”
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But you don't realise it yet!”<br>
She told her mother off.
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She told her mother off.<br>
 
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<br>
 
==A daughter taken==
 
==A daughter taken==
“We shall see about that!”
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“We shall see about that!”<br>
The evil witch threatened,
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The evil witch threatened,<br>
and took her daughter by the arm,
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and took her daughter by the arm,<br>
dragging her from her house.
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dragging her from her house.<br>
The guards looked for them in the city.
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The guards looked for them in the city.<br>
As the Bailiff was warned by his scared men by now.
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As the Bailiff was warned by his scared men by now.<br>
The towns priest was with them,
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The towns priest was with them,<br>
using the power of prayer,
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using the power of prayer,<br>
to strengthen and protect the bailiff's men,
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to strengthen and protect the bailiff's men,<br>
against the evil witch's powers.
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against the evil witch's powers.<br>
“They will never find you girl!
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“They will never find you girl!<br>
I must punish you for your disobedience, daughter.
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I must punish you for your disobedience, daughter.<br>
I will turn you into an old woman.
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I will turn you into an old woman.<br>
From now on I name you Caillagh.
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From now on I name you Caillagh.<br>
As such not even your children will recognise you.”
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As such not even your children will recognise you.”<br>
As such she threatened,
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As such she threatened,<br>
she turned her only daughter into an old woman.
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she turned her only daughter into an old woman.<br>
 
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<br>
Trying to make her way through the city gates,
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Trying to make her way through the city gates,<br>
disguised as elderly mother and mature daughter.
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disguised as elderly mother and mature daughter.<br>
A simple disguise.
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A simple disguise.<br>
Nothing has too be complex to work,
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Nothing has too be complex to work,<br>
for simplicity can do the job just as well.
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for simplicity can do the job just as well.<br>
The guards at the gates did not recognise them.
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The guards at the gates did not recognise them.<br>
They wouldn't have been able to prevent the evil witch's escape,
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They wouldn't have been able to prevent the evil witch's escape,<br>
if not for her destructive temperament.
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if not for her destructive temperament.<br>
“Do we stop them too, sergeant, sir?”
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“Do we stop them too, sergeant, sir?”<br>
The corporal asked.
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The corporal asked.<br>
“No, corporal!
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“No, corporal!<br>
These are too old to fit the profile.
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These are too old to fit the profile.<br>
If it where them,
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If it where them,<br>
you would spot them easily.
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you would spot them easily.<br>
The old women can pass for an evil witch,
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The old women can pass for an evil witch,<br>
but the younger one can not pass for her.
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but the younger one can not pass for her.<br>
It is said that the young Suadurix woman is as beautiful as a rose,
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It is said that the young Suadurix woman is as beautiful as a rose,<br>
with skin like rose petals.
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with skin like rose petals.<br>
This one is so ugly that I wouldn't want to suffer a face as ugly as hers
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This one is so ugly that I wouldn't want to suffer a face as ugly as hers<br>
longer than I have to.”
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longer than I have to.”<br>
The evil witch overheard this,
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The evil witch overheard this,<br>
and in her fury dropped the disguise.
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and in her fury dropped the disguise.<br>
The guards she attacked where strengthened by prayer,
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The guards she attacked where strengthened by prayer,<br>
and counter-attacked her.
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and counter-attacked her.<br>
They struck at her with their weapons, dealing a fatal blow.
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They struck at her with their weapons, dealing a fatal blow.<br>
She fell to the ground laughing like an old hag.
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She fell to the ground laughing like an old hag.<br>
As she died,
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As she died,<br>
her last words where.
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her last words where.<br>
“You shall never find my daughter again,
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“You shall never find my daughter again,<br>
as she can't break the spell on her,
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as she can't break the spell on her,<br>
without her powers.”
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without her powers.”<br>
 
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<br>
 
==Flight of an old woman==
 
==Flight of an old woman==
The guards thinking that Caillagh was the Evil Witches accomplish,
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The guards thinking that Caillagh was the Evil Witches accomplish,<br>
tried to arrest her as well.
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tried to arrest her as well.<br>
In fear she fled the city,
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In fear she fled the city,<br>
and was never seen again.
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and was never seen again.<br>
Nineteen black birds flew after her.
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Nineteen black birds flew after her.<br>
Before anyone could realise,
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Before anyone could realise,<br>
that she was Boghts wife.
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that she was Boght's wife.
Last that was known about her where abouts,
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Last that was known about her whereabouts,<br>
was that she had taken a small boat in the harbor,
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was that she had taken a small boat in the harbor,<br>
and set out to sea.
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and set out to sea.<br>
All the islands where searched by the duke.
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All the islands where searched by the duke.<br>
But no such luck.
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But no such luck.<br>
They never found her again.
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They never found her again.<br>
The Duke raised her children like they where his own.
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The Duke raised her children like they where his own.<br>
As they grew to adult age,
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As they grew to adult age,<br>
the duke raised their social status to that of noblemen,
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the duke raised their social status to that of noblemen,<br>
and noble born lady.
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and noble born lady.<br>
In honor of their parents.
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In honor of their parents.<br>
  
 
==The search and a hope==
 
==The search and a hope==

Latest revision as of 16:02, 13 June 2008

Searching for Boght

There was a time,
when the human kind and the fairy walked the isle of life side by side.
This is such a tale,

All of life is a sea,
on which we all sail.
As we take passage on the ship called family,
we learn a great many things of life.
But nothing can prepare us for the day we set foot on dry land,
and stand our own grounds in life.
It takes not long for any to learn this basic truth of the journey,
we all are about to take.
This truth be,
that any who sails the sea,
or dwell the land;
must learn, that life is a gift,
not to be taken lightly!
For misery and suffering are for free;
but happiness and joy,
demand lots of work,
and constant vigilance!
When we eventually set sail,
on our own ship called wedlock;
and learn that love, loyalty, devotion,
and friendship, will make one's life truly worth living.
If there is another meaning to life,
then it be the one evil gives it.

Each Journey through life is different from the other.
But its eventually the wind in your life's sail that moves it.
What we all do shapes that wind.

A noble peasant

Once,
I can not remember when;
a boy was born.
A noble peasant he was.
Fair as he was, people easily took a liking to him.
In the same village an ancient evil witch,
had finally given birth to a young daughter.
She knew no male child could ever succeed her,
as her power she could only pass on from mother to daughter.

Innocent as a child is always born,
the little girl played in the forest,
practicing her magical powers; growing plants, and transforming things.
Without her mother's knowing,
she would sneak off and play out by the village edge.
Her mother an evil witch would not mind her daughter being naughty,
its being good, or encouraged to being good;
that bothered her.

Young Boght Suadurix grew up with her.
He too would play by the village edge.
The two children grew up happy together.
As they grew older they fell in love.
The young girl's mother grew increasingly more and more
concerned with her daughter's development.
Years her secret was kept safe.

One day outside of the village,
she met with Boght like they always do.
This time,
he knelt down before her,
and asked her to be his wife.
She did not know if she was to be out of her mind
with joy, or fear.
For she knew,
that now she could not hide
the truth any longer from her mother.

In a burst of passion,
she told everything to Boght.
That she is a witch,
a good witch!
About how her mother wanted her all these years to become
an evil witch;
and how she used to trick her mother into
believing her daughter was going to succeed her as evil witch!
Boght, was stunned!

Stunned by the truth! But he did not denounce her as a witch,
and continued to love her,
even knowing that she practiced witchcraft.
He loved her,
because he knew that life is so much more than him alone.
That there are people out there,
who thought differently then he does.
So he accepted her,
for he saw in her still the women he had came to love.

Both asked the blessing of Boght his family for marriage.
Being good parents they did not discriminate,
and blessed the couple.
Knowing her mother would never bless her,
she took her lover by the hand and they fled.
Far away,
across the land and sea,
until they reached a new land.

In this strange new land they disguised themselves as ordinary peasants.
As they knew not how the people would react to the truth.
She worked as seamstress,
while Boght became an artisan.
The fruits of their labour were much appreciated.
As a result, Boght became a merchant,
selling his products to far off places.
The happy couple were blessed as their first child was born.
Twins!
Two sons, who they named,
Fys'er Suadurix and Còir Suadurix.
A year later, Fys'er and Còir,
where blessed by a little sister.
Cooidjaghtoilaght Suadurix, she was named.

With their children born, Boght had to work harder then ever before.
To make ends meet.
All his hard work had made him a local celebrity.
His products were sold local and exported to far places.
Including the land where they fled from.

Witch's obsession

The years her daughter was married to Boght,
the evil witch spent looking for her daughter.
Still obsessed with her succession,
the evil witch did not care about her daughter's happiness.
So when she found one of the products of Boght at a local store,
She feld the signature of his Aura on it,
and without any doubt,
she knew her search had ended.
All she needed was to know where the product came from.
Asking the storekeeper where he got the product from,
she traced the product back to the supplier,
who led her to the harbor,
and straight to the captain of a cargo ship.

She did not feel any excitement,
or joy for finding her daughter's whereabouts.
No, she felt such anger,
that all she could think of was ways to make her vengeance felt.
Her plotting went on day and night.
The innkeepers of the inns she stayed at.
They where her first victims.
Her disguises failed.
All because her rage showed trough her acts.
The innkeepers wanted to get rid of her as soon as they could.
Because with her around their customers stayed away.
No matter what they tried,
they could not get rid of her.
She stayed as long as she wanted.
Retracing the travels of Boght's products.

Each time she gets more and more aggressive.
Each time she kills the person able to provide her the next link.
Each time she has to find an other product of Boght sold near her,
and follow on the journey of that product back to Boght.
Leaving a trail of corpses behind,
has many a township's bailiffs hot on her trail.
The murders left no clues only a trace.
The Bailiffs were one step behind her.
One more murder, one more product linked the victims to Boght.

So it became known to the local Bailiff of Boght's town,
that someone was killing anyone connected to Boght's products.
Boght was called upon, to appear before the bailiff.
There he heard of the crime wage his mother-in-law left in her tracks.
The bailiff told him,
all the victims where linked to his products.
The answers demanded by the bailiff,
led Boght to break his silence,
and tell the truth,
the truth he kept hidden all this time.

The local duke was present at the hearing of Boght.
After listening to the evidence given by Boght,
he feld compassionate about Boght and his family.
Taking pity on him,
the duke ordered the city guards to protect the house of Boght.
Day and night the guards where on their post.
But nothing happened.

The murders came closer to home.
It would be any day now.
To protect her children,
their mother had Boght make them a medallion.
In it she poured all her magic,
and gave it to her children.
Instructing them to always wear it.
Its magic would protect them from the powers of the evil witch.
She could no longer harm them with her magic.
So now it was up to the bailiff's men to stop her.
Not that she expected them to be any match to her powers.
Boght decided to stand his ground before her,
and had bought a sword.

Adrift

The day her mother arrived in town,
she took her children to the river,
where she placed her children in a rowing boat on the river.
She told them to go with the river flow of life.
Their parents' wealth was hence theirs.
“Put your trust in the fairies and flow with the river of life.
It shall take you to your destiny.
My place is by your father,
so your evil grandmother will not find you.
She wants your mommy,
but will subject you kids to her evil will,
before your time to face her has come.
Be brave,
his lordship is a friend of your father,
and he shall take care of you,
until you're old enough to do that yourself.”
She payed the boatmen to take the kids to his lordship's mansion.

When she arrived at home,
Boght and she looked at each other,
their eyes locked in a fixed gaze.
As the time they had dreaded for so long now,
finally arrived.
They gave each other one last embrace, and got ready to face her.
Her mother had come.
“Halt, you evil Witch!
In the name of the Alderman,
by the power invested in me by the bailiff;
I here by arrest you for the countless murders you have committed!”
The captain of the bailiff's guards shouted.
“Captain, captain, captain.
You should have been told by now;
by my prodigal daughter.
I am no match for your sword!”
The evil witch said,
as she brought her hands from under her black coat;
and bewitched the captain of the guards.
Frightened, the guards saw their captain collapse to the ground,
as if he was an empty bag of flesh.
A black bird flew from the ground where he lay.

For some of the guards this became a little too much,
as they ran from their post.
While the others ran,
some stuck around.
But soon they, too, met the same fate,
as their captain before them.
Eighteen black birds flew from the scene,
as she, so evil, laughed at these loyal men.
She broke the front door
of Boght's house down.
Boght did not hesitate for a single second,
as he launched his attack on his evil mother in law.
But with a flick from her wrist,
she turn him into a black bird,
as she had done with the guards before him.

“Mother, NO!”
She shouted.
But her mother did not pay any attention to her.
“You! Child... My prodigal daughter.
Have you seen, what you made your poor mother do?
You got the bailiffs men after me!
The alderman wants me hung!
You would make such a evil witch.
You're coming home with me child!
So I can finish your training,
and sacrifice your children to the evil lord!
I know you have them!”
The evil witch said to her daughter.
“You will NEVER get my children,
and I will NEVER become an evil witch!
I'm a good witch,
and have used my powers for good!
My children shall never succeed you either.
The good lord protects them.
They are under his fairies' protection.
You can touch the life of them.
For all my powers I have bound to their souls.
I have no more powers then my husband Boght does.
You are beaten, Mother!
But you don't realise it yet!”
She told her mother off.

A daughter taken

“We shall see about that!”
The evil witch threatened,
and took her daughter by the arm,
dragging her from her house.
The guards looked for them in the city.
As the Bailiff was warned by his scared men by now.
The towns priest was with them,
using the power of prayer,
to strengthen and protect the bailiff's men,
against the evil witch's powers.
“They will never find you girl!
I must punish you for your disobedience, daughter.
I will turn you into an old woman.
From now on I name you Caillagh.
As such not even your children will recognise you.”
As such she threatened,
she turned her only daughter into an old woman.

Trying to make her way through the city gates,
disguised as elderly mother and mature daughter.
A simple disguise.
Nothing has too be complex to work,
for simplicity can do the job just as well.
The guards at the gates did not recognise them.
They wouldn't have been able to prevent the evil witch's escape,
if not for her destructive temperament.
“Do we stop them too, sergeant, sir?”
The corporal asked.
“No, corporal!
These are too old to fit the profile.
If it where them,
you would spot them easily.
The old women can pass for an evil witch,
but the younger one can not pass for her.
It is said that the young Suadurix woman is as beautiful as a rose,
with skin like rose petals.
This one is so ugly that I wouldn't want to suffer a face as ugly as hers
longer than I have to.”
The evil witch overheard this,
and in her fury dropped the disguise.
The guards she attacked where strengthened by prayer,
and counter-attacked her.
They struck at her with their weapons, dealing a fatal blow.
She fell to the ground laughing like an old hag.
As she died,
her last words where.
“You shall never find my daughter again,
as she can't break the spell on her,
without her powers.”

Flight of an old woman

The guards thinking that Caillagh was the Evil Witches accomplish,
tried to arrest her as well.
In fear she fled the city,
and was never seen again.
Nineteen black birds flew after her.
Before anyone could realise,
that she was Boght's wife. Last that was known about her whereabouts,
was that she had taken a small boat in the harbor,
and set out to sea.
All the islands where searched by the duke.
But no such luck.
They never found her again.
The Duke raised her children like they where his own.
As they grew to adult age,
the duke raised their social status to that of noblemen,
and noble born lady.
In honor of their parents.

The search and a hope

At age seventeen,
the magic of the medallion kicked in;
and kept them from aging any further.
No harm could befall them.
Wounds would heal, even serious ones.
When they received their parents wealth,
they set out separately in search for Boght!
Sailing the seas, hoping that their father would spot them from the sky,
and lead them to their mother's isle.


Family Pedigree

                               Boght * Caillagh
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                        Fys'er  -  Còir  -  Cooidjaghtoilaght