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To protect her village from the invading army of the Divine Empire, Gaelic Priestess Riannon agrees to be the human sacrifice needed to revive the Demon Lord, Arawn. Riannon's older brother, Arthur, returns to the village and senses that something is wrong. With Riannon in grave danger, Arthur sets out to rescue her before the Demon Lord can be reborn.

Arthur finds where Riannon has been taken, but cannot kill Drwc or else his sister will die. Lord Arawn awakens, saves Riannon and kills Drwc. Arthur doesn't trust Arawn, but Riannon defends him. Riannon marries Arawn and he becomes the Chief of the Gael tribe. General Gaius learns of what has happened and intends to destroy Arawn and put the Gaels under the control of the Divine Empire.

The villagers are preparing to leave for Albion, but their ship has been captured by the Imperial Army. To make amends for her failure to defend their ship, Morgan tries to kill Arawn, but he easily subdues her attack. Arawn shows mercy to Morgan and leads the attack to reclaim their ship. Arawn is confronted by Gaius and wounded, but the Gaels escape to Albion.

The tribe heads for the elfin city of Avalon, where they meet Limwris and Ermin. Their entry into the castle seals their decision to fight in the coming war. The elves learn that Arthur and Riannon are the children of the King Pwyll. A merchant elf, Epona, mistakes Arawn and Arthur for thieves as they gather weapons, and traps them in a magic circle. That night, during the feast, Arawn assures Riannon that the god Myrddin is always with them, causing her to wonder about his past life.

Arthur and Arawn try to hunt for food, but find they are in another tribe's territory. That night a minstrel, Taliesin, comes from the forest to tell them they are in the Brigante tribe's land.

The girl Morgan's flute has summoned is Llyr, of the faerie tribe. Arawn burns a seal skin, not knowing that it is Llyr's "clothing". Without this, Llyr cannot return back to her tribe and stays with the Gaels. A group of Imperial soldiers, lead by the knight Octavia, have been following the Gaels, but are ambushed before they can attack.

Morgan and Llyr, frustrated with their duties, complain to Limwris about their situations. Limwris suggests a trip to Londinium to watch the gladiator fights. Morgan becomes excited with the idea and the prospect of being able to find an important object in Londinium. Arawn does not think it is a good idea to visit the city again, but Arthur and Ogam help Morgan to convince him to go. There, the group meets a young elf, Rathty, who decides to join them. Morgan aids Octavia when her opponent tries to cheat in the match. In return, Octavia keeps silent about the Gaels' presence in the city.

Gaius learns that the Senate's own security force, the Rublum, has been dispatched to destroy the Gaels.

Octavia is insubordinate to her superiors and stumbles upon a secret. As punishment, she is sent to the mines, where she is under the orders of an old rival, Lidia. Octavia is kept in a box, but is discovered by Arawn when the Gaels try to steal supplies from the compound. Arawn decides to rescue her and the Gaels escape with their plunder back to the castle.

Arawn is concerned with how the rest of the tribe will react to Octavia's presence in the castle. The rest of the tribe is accepting, and only Arthur is suspicious and will not trust her since she was and Imperial soldier. The tension between the two almost boils over when Octavia comments on Arthur's swordsmanship. Arthur challenges her to a duel. Afterwards, Arthur concedes that Octavia may be trustworthy and she joins the Gaels.

The Rubrum learn the location of Avalon Castle, causing some of the Gaels to suspect that Octavia is a spy. Octavia fights fiercely to protect a child, dispelling any doubts about her loyalty. The Gaels fight again with the Rubrum. Octavia has the chance to settle her score with Lidia once and for all.

Riannon is captured by Gaius and forced to heal his Imperial soldiers. Arthur wants to leave immediately to rescue her, but is cautioned by Arawn not to be hasty. Arawn is able to locate Riannon and determines that she is safe for the moment.

Gaius leads another attack on Avalon Castle. Arawn decides to try to form an alliance with the Brigantes Tribe.

Arawn takes Arthur and a group to his tomb to collect some of the treasure there. The tribe is running low on supplies and funds, and there should be more than enough there. Upon arrival, the group is attacked, first by Talos, then by an ogre. The group is able to fight them off and return to the castle. Elsewhere, Gaius is called before the Imperial High Council and accused of treason for his lack of success in conquering the Gaels.

After being denied reinforcements Gaius marches his troops to face the Demon King and the Gael warriors. Meanwhile, Riannon has a dream about Arawn speaking to a young girl before entering his final battle many years ago. Waking up Riannon goes in search of him out of fear that he has left. Arawn removes the scarf and gives Riannon the chance to free herself from their marriage saying that he can not make any promises due to the reality of the future battle. She however returns the scarf to him and restates her intentions to stay by his side and protect him. Plans to deal with Gaius's Imperials are made and the group begin their venture through the forest to the Imperial camp. Suddenly a feeling of foreboding stops the group and despite concerns Arawn decides to continue forwards. The Elves begin to feel their strength disappear due to Gravitus just before walking into a trap of zombies. Gaius hears about the attack and notes that the undead must be Creon's (the mayor) reinforcements. The zombie Gael's (also called the Necros) continue the attack but keep raising despite the attempts of the group to stop them. Ogam notes that his Flame of Origin would end of the battle but is stopped by Arawn who chooses to use his own magic despite the risk that it could end his life. Arawn is successful in using 'pure whiteness' a cleansing spell to destroy the zombies but is also scorched by the spell. Seeing Arawn surrounded in the bright light brings a flashback to Arthur and he remembers his father's death and the dark figure who calls himself Arwan, the white spirit. When Arthur returns from the flashback he accuses Arwan of the murder and demands Riannon to let him follow through with his promise of revenge. She continues to stand between Arthur and Arwan until Arthur looses all rational thought and attacks her. When he gains sanity, Riannon is safe having fainted and Arwan has been run through with Arthur's sword. Right away he feels remorse having let his anger overcome him. Gaius receives a report that Arthur has fled and that Arwan is still alive but has returned to Avalon unable to fight.

With her husband injured and her brother gone, Riannon must take command of the tribe and repel the invasion of Avalon by Gaius's forces. A group of Gaels, including Morgan and Octavia are encamped outside of the castle. Ogam warns them that it may be a trap and goes in search of Arthur. When Ogam finds him, he tells him that his own vengeance has caused him to betray his people. When the two of them are attacked, Arthur's doubts about Arawn's loyalty disappear and Ogam takes his true form as a dragon. Arthur escapes to find the Brigantes and convince them to join with the Gaels.

The siege of Avalon has continued for three days. Riannon has led the Gaels in repelling Gaius's troops. Arawn's wounds have healed, but he has yet to regain consciousness. He dreams of Myrndill and the old King Pwyll. They show him how his people continue to fight, even with him absent. King Pwyll assures Arawn that he was not responsible for his death or the death of Primula. Meanwhile, Gaius commands his all of his forces to mount an all out attack and batter down the city's main gate. Riannon pulls everyone back into the center of the castle's fortifications. Arthur arrives at the Brigantes tribe and finally meets with Tanieshill, the son of the late Elder. Tanieshill puts Arthur in command of his tribe's forces and they march to Avalon.

With the Gael's cornered and their last lines of defense crumbling to Gaius's forces, Arthur and the Brigantes arrive. Arthur calls out to Arawn, who finally awakens and joins the fight, giving his people a new strength and resolve. Arthur and Gaius fight until Gaius, realizing that Arawn is not trying to restore the old ways, is defeated.

The Divine Empire is in ruins, and with the High Council dead, falls into chaos. A new foe emerges to take advantage of this vulnerability - White Spirits, or so they appear. With an army of black knights on its way, Arawn concocts a plan to trap them in the mountains. However, to do this, he will need the aid of the Giants.

The 12 Angels in heaven have placed their hopes for the future of humanity in the hands of Merlinus when they give him charge over the new Angel. This new Angel is the Arawn of the past,.

Taliesin gets a glimpse of Arawn's past, which reveals the actions he, himself, must take. The black knights have been lured into the mountains and Arawn's forces are keeping them at bay while the Giants create an avalanche. The plan seems to be working until the avalanche is halted by a sudden snowstorm. It becomes apparent that the storm was created by the Angels and that Arawn's forces will have to go down the mountain to fight the enemy.

Taliesin's sacrifice has stopped the enemy in their tracks, but Arawn knows that they must act swiftly to defeat them. Their only hope is to retrieve the sword Dyrnwyn.

Together again at Palladium, Arawn and Arthur lead the others into the tower. Upon entering, the party becomes separated into three groups.

With the Gravitas enchantment hindering their defenses, Arawn and Ogam split off to find the source. The others hold their ground against the enemy.

Having already destroyed both the Obelisk and Resurrection Cauldron, the group defeats the army of golems and proceeds to the top of the tower. There Riannon sense a disturbing presence.

Arthur and Arawn are unable to defeat Merkadis. It appears that only Riannon possesses the power to stop him, but she cannot remember how. Her brother and husband continue to fight, giving Riannon the chance to remember what she must do to save them all.