Our heroes are still separated in this deadly forest. All many of fey creatures live here from griffins to unicorns and that is not including the dangers of falling through a portal and being lost in the fey realm. Hopefully the party can keep their wits about them, find each other and find a path to safety.

Having escaped Melisende the party finds themselves separated. Gwynn returned to Melisende's cabin for who knows what reason. Aminata realising Gwynn was not with them turned back but almost immediately got hopelessly lost in the living, moving forest and Mina and Sylvia find themselves together trying to find the rest of the party while Justine flees to safety with Jan. Can they all find each other and can they get out of the forest safely?

Our heroes having returned to the cabin of the powerful elf Melisende were caught as they tried to free the party sorcerer Justine's brother Jan. Now they face an enraged and powerful fey creature. How will they fare?

Mina and Sylvia learn how to make folk charms to protect against the fey from Amélie Castillion. They then travel into the forest to forage for supplies to make these charms with the villagers. The party then decides to travel into the forest in the hopes of finding the wand that Melisende uses to transform her lovers.

The party finds themselves trying to fulfil a number of tasks. Gwynn needs more supplies to for her items she uses for her spells and the party also wants to talk to the Castillion family who despite living right beside the enchanted forest never seem to have any trouble with the local fey and claim this is because of their use of old folk charms and leaving offers. The party is hoping if they can learn of these charms they might teach them to the villagers to help them with the increase fey population in the area.

Morraine clears Gwynn's mind and some more insights are revealed. The party learns a lot about Melisende, eventually returning back to Cherville after their meal with Gwynn realising she missed a promised date with the elf. Hopefully Melisende understands.

Having received an invitation to dinner with Moraine la Fay, the elf who lives in a palace at the centre of the Tronçais forest and is referred to as the lady of the forest the party now prepares for the evening in a state of panic. A touching insight regarding Sylvia occurs as the party is preparing

The party reconnects with Gwynn after her night of passion with this mysterious elf. Words are exchanged and a frank discussion had about her recent behaviour and how it has endangered the entire group. They party also receives an invitation they cannot refuse.

This strange, beautiful woman revels herself to be an elf called Melisende. She is certainly interested in Gwynn but what does this mean for the party witch now that she has drawn the attention of such a powerful fey?