Part I • A Strange Bunch • Senka and Vidra Senka was happy. It is not hard to be happy when you know so little. She could not know, as no one else could have, that her name was born out of a strange misunderstanding in the thick of a tragedy, but had firmly gripped her father’s story that her name was the last wish of her departed mother, the most… Read More
To nameless bards and storytellers whose words have been my guideposts. No tree, it is said, can grow to heaven unless its roots reach the darkest depths. C. G. Jung, “Aion” Opening Notes There are many mythical beings in this book that are unknown in English and most other languages. It was a great endeavor to make them all conceivable. A good example is dragon, as there are three types:… Read More
