In the year 544 AD, a veil of shadows descended upon Septimania, the long-lost town of ancient Gaul. Amid the shadowed days, an enigmatic spark of renewal began to awaken. The fatal plague, at last succumbing to The Witch’s deeds, started loosening its relentless hold. As the eve of Samhain approached, untamed bonfires roared to life, casting an uneasy light upon the timeworn streets—a ghostly echo of lingering sorrow. Yet, hidden beneath the veil of festivity, an unsettling reality stirred: an ancient darkness, thought to be defeated, was rousing from its dormant slumber. A menacing darkness loomed, poised to consume the fragile dawn, as the divine strength of the Gods remained Septimania’s sole beacon of hope. The truth shall emerge with the raven’s call. The Witch once again reborn, emerges from the labyrinth’s core, wielding the Cauldron of Dagda and the Spear of Lugh. Ready to fight this final battle, a harbinger poised to extinguish even her last flicker of hope. To preserve humanity, she must summon the enigmatic might of the Tuatha De Danann, for when this ends no one will be standing.

In the twilight of the Western Roman Empire, as the fierce Merovingian Franks swept through Gaul, the world found itself beset by calamity and cosmic unrest. Yet, from this abyss of despair emerged whispers of an ancient prophecy, foretelling the arrival of a powerful witch destined to lead humanity through its darkest hour. On the fateful night of Samhain, as the veil between realms grew thin, an infant girl named Merona was born under a celestial eclipse, her arrival a harbinger of both fear and hope.