Chronicles of
Brother Wyn
Records of the Eastern Veil & The Company of the Paths
Born in Buallt, Brother Wyn of Caermynach grew from a smith's child into the chronicler who preserved the hidden shape of early Wales. He walked the ridge paths of Epynt with a careful ear, gathering the history of drovers and wandering elders.
But his most dangerous work arrived in the dead of winter, delivered by foreign traders bearing the mark of the Cwmni'r Llwybrau (The Company of the Paths).
These are the Secret Annexes. Written under penalty of heresy, they contain intelligence gathered from beyond the Eastern Veil by an ancient network of merchant spies. These surviving leaves detail a six thousand year cold war, and the watchful eyes that ensured the horrors of Shinar would never return to Welsh shores.
The First Division: Sons of Adam
Two sons were born to the first household, raised under the same roof and fed from the same fire. They differed in their keeping.
Creation Genesis – The Seventh Day
The revelation at the end of the sixth day had unsettled the order they believed they understood, and even the quiet routines of the vineyard showed the break in their thoughts. Eden had been kept from them until its purpose stood beyond question, and the knowledge had struck deeply.
Creation Genesis – The Sixth Day
The day opened upon a land that bore fresh scars. The great beasts raised on the fifth day lay broken across valley and plain. Traditions keep reports of stone falling from the heights, of earth riven, of seas lifting walls against the shore.
Creation Genesis – The Fifth Day
The fifth day marks the first quiet turning in the labour of creation. Scripture speaks of the waters bringing forth living creatures and of birds rising in the firmament.
The Ancient Ones
The merchants who walk between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic carry stories stranger than Scripture records. They speak of beasts that moved upon creation before man was made, yet were not made during those six days.
Epynt Meadow Spring
The spring emerged at a point where the land changed character. South of the water lay red sandstone country, the soil heavy with iron. North of the spring stretched limestone uplands, white stone country where sheep found good grazing.
Creation Genesis - Days One Through Four
The account that follows gathers what the Church teaches concerning the first five days of the world's making, together with such explanations as may help the understanding of how that work was ordered.