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Pestale envisioned the immediate future as he stood with his army at his back

He knew that his arrival in the human world be so unlike the Seelie Fae’s arrival in that world

The Seelie Fae had arrived in Ireland in a ht to destroy He, on the other hand, meant to destroy any that opposed him He kneould look with his brutal, bloodthirsty forces of grotesque beings at his back He knew the terror he would inspire

Oddly enough, that was only a hly enjoy, like Morrigu and Hordly Eventually he would curtail the destruction of humans—eventually

But now his arry, and they would need to feed before they did anything else, and feed he would allow Chaos is what he needed before he brought order

They would couise of invisibility, without hue before they sank to their knees in supplication Their guns would be useless, as would their boic would redirect their firepower back to them

They would fall, helpless and willing, begging subjects and then he and his family—his family, he liked the sound of that in his mind, would march on the Isle of Tir and take the Seelie world for thelorious and it spurred him on

He wished he and his brothers, his dear Morrigu, were about to enter Killarney where the Royals stood waiting to cut them down He wished he could have faced Danté and Chanceers and allowed his hungry army to feed

Wisdouided him

Right now the last thing he wanted was a battle He had a better plan As e, it would not have served his greater purpose

He was going to take the easier road He was going to surprise them

He had created a fork in the ic, and noas tih the Monoliths that had been there waiting to receive hie!

The foolish huued that the stones were set for funerals and sacrifice Idiots They were and always had been Fae Portals

The stones had been used by the Fae for transporting to and fro fro’ was so widely incorporated into their travels

Stonehenge was one of their greatest Portals