Stonehenge

After the treachery of the Night of the Long Knives, where hundreds of British nobles were slaughtered by the Saxons, King Aurelius Ambrosius sought to create a lasting monument to honor the fallen. He summoned the great wizard Merlin, who suggested the Giant’s Dance, a circle of mystical stones located on Mount Killaraus in Ireland. The king sent an army led by Uther Pendragon to retrieve them, but the soldiers found the stones impossible to move through sheer brawn. Merlin laughed at their struggle, asserting that wit is often stronger than muscle. Using his secret arts and ingenious machinery, Merlin dismantled the stones with ease. He transported them across the sea to the Salisbury Plain. There, he re-erected the massive pillars in their original circular formation, creating the monument known as Stonehenge. It remains a testament to the fallen heroes and a symbol of Merlin’s incomparable wisdom.