Journey - The Grand Quest For The Magical Acorn

Fearg leaves Morgan and goes into the unknown to achieve his quest Three comrades travel with him to join his adventure, companions of walk Analeth is Korrigan. A healer who took care of the hero A strong bond unites these fellow beyond Fearg's conscience The second companion is Shtomp. His wisdom and fealty are precious virtues He has a great knowledge of tradition and the history of Sidh Darag Cagar, as for him, possessed bye the Dorhu Schraal, ages ago Both entities merged in one agile wolf-man And little by little as they wander from Naom Gan's Sidh Woods turn less profuse, they arrive in the lands of the Daimh' Dorkh Once fellows of faries, Daimh' Dorkhs had lost their mind Banned form the sanctuary One night they meet with Groan and Arobiate, Bright Daimh' Dorkhs They devise a rebellion on cure their tribe Helped by their allied, Fearg wins Cat'Dun And takes over the Gailach'Claid Victorious in Cat'Dun, the heroes pursue their crusade They reach swamps of moorland and penetrated in the cursed lands No colour, all is grey A mist of melancholy hangs above this territory Where dwells a lonely woman living in a hut on pilings She offers them hospitality The winds tell the legend of Mhaise Goddess of wisdom who reigned on the Beaghuirs She shows her real face trying to seize their souls As Shtomp is victim, the group is now orphaned Crossing the dead plains, where the Marbh elves live They finally arrive to the doors of the beehive fortress There stands a shaman Daimh' Dorkh named Dubiar Tells that to get the acorn must the nameless beast be killed The fight turns out easy but deceived by the shaman Fearg has to confront the evil Thron Agar Darag Cagar sacrifices himself enabling the escape of his companions Analeth and Fearg run across the beehive slaying everyone in a flood of blood Titan strife between massive armies and Analeth is killed by Thron Agar Fearg charges in a giant Daimh' Dorkh and slays Thron Agar with the Gailach'Claid Carnage is total, Fearg got back the acorn in pain and heavy losses But the war ain't over and a passage has been opened to the world of men Eritrain' Dun battle is now to come