“First question. The Celts, who were of the Old Ways, wore costumes and danced around the bonfire to honor both the dead and the Sióg who were permitted to enter from the Other Realm. They were to welcome and guide them in this Realm. It was also a means to honor the Celtic Gods and Goddesses of the harvest, flocks, and fields. As was done so long ago, is still the way it’s done now. As we are celebrating tonight, hence your makeshift costume. You won’t find any naughty nurses or cowboys here. We dress as wild things.”
“And the Sióg?”
“The Sióg are those who came forth from Tiarnas. Réimse Eile—Other Realm. Thousands upon thousands of years ago. They include all the fantastical creatures you’ve ever read about, heard about, were taught to think existed as merely fairytales and make-belie
