Dinerth, and Aberffraw, 910 AD
Dinerth, and Aberffraw, 910 ADBack in Dinerth, Niviene’s mother was too busy enjoying her new status with the traders to worry about the absence of her daughter. Several months had passed and not even Olwen’s constant preoccupation with her missing sister stirred the woman into action. Rhiannon was a different proposition. She felt more vulnerable and mystified by Myrddin’s continued absence. She had engaged Olwen as her chambermaid because the girl’s aspect was pleasing to her eye.
One day, out walking, she encountered Edwen ap Gelert’s widow. Everyone, including Rhiannon, knew that the widow was an incorrigible gossip, so the baroness asked her for news of Myrddin.
“I haven’t seen him for months, My Lady, perhaps you should ask your chambermaid because h
