The Wizard of Reay: Donald Mackay (The Occult)
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For the majority of its history, Scotland has been known for its eclectic mix of folklore and fantasy. From the Daoine Sith or faeries to the great warriors of old, magic has always been alive and well in the country. Of those that practiced the old arts of spells and rituals, many used this power to aid their fellow man, they would create medicines and charms that warded off dark spirits. But there were some, who would harness this arcane knowledge for their own selfish reasons, they would make pacts with demons or evil entities, and wanted nothing more that the destruction and desecration of mankind. Donald MacKay, The Wizard of Reay. The man who some say was the apprentice of the devil.
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