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| | 26-THE STONES OF BLOOD |
 | | Hooded figures perform a sacrifice there, pouring blood on one of the stones, which glows with a pulsing, rhythmic light. |
 | | DeVries says the stones are sacred to the goddess, who has many names: Morriga, Hermanentana, or the Cailleach, the Celtic goddess of war, death and magic. |
 | | At the circle, dressed in the ceremonial feathered costume and mask, the Cailleach strides past the bodies of DeVries and Martha and pours their blood on a stone, which glows with a pulsing light. |
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