"Chosen by the Staff of Selection, the savior, guarded by travelers from afar, shall reach the throne." The key to the conquest of Britain is the defeat of Morgan, ruler of the Lostbelt. The Song of Prophecy foretells her downfall once the Child of Prophecy journeys to ring the six Bells of Pilgrimage, protected by the six clans. Also mentioned is a foreign mage-Chaldea's Master-who has been witnessed at the Child of Prophecy's side throughout Britain, giving credence to the divination. Having earned an audience with the High Queen by warding off a Calamity, the party sets their sights on the fae capital-Camelot, the city of sin. Prophecy and calamity. Faeries and humans. What end awaits at the crossroads of fate once myriad expectations come into play?
Forgive…Forgive…Forgive the sins I committed. "The faeries cherished freedom. The faeries guarded their love. In recompse, the children lost their world. Though it is destroyed over and again… your Britain will ever prosper. Spring's surprise, summer's quarrel, autumn's joy, and winter's battle. Death piled upon death to stand eternal. Be wary and never forget: No matter how sturdy the walls, a castle's foundations never changes. As the world took new form, the roots aged. And now, unseen and unfelt… The gnawing of the tiniest of insects shall bring all to ruin." Forgive…Forgive…Forgive the sins we committed.