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Updated: May 11, 2025
And he assured him that it would have power to destroy the race of the Coranians.
"The first was a certain race that came and was called Coranians, and so great was their knowledge that there was no discourse upon the face of the island, however low it might be spoken, but what, if the wind met it, it was known to them. "The second plague was a shriek which came on every May-eve over every hearth in the island of Britain.
And he assured him that the water would poison the race of the Coranians, but that it would not slay or harm those of his own race. "And the second plague," said he, "that is in thy dominion, behold it is a dragon. And another dragon of a foreign race is fighting with it, and striving to overcome it. And therefore does your dragon make a fearful outcry.
After that Lludd had shown his brother the cause of his errand, Llevelys said that he himself knew the cause of the coming to those lands. And they took counsel together to discourse on the matter otherwise than thus, in order that the wind might not catch their words, nor the Coranians know what they might say.
And immediately he summoned to him the whole of his own race and of the Coranians. And as Llevelys had taught him, he bruised the insects in water, the which he cast over them all together, and forthwith it destroyed the whole tribe of the Coranians, without hurt to any of the Britons. And some time after this, Lludd caused the Island to be measured in its length and in its breadth.
That is to say, that when he came home to his kingdom he should call together all the people both of his own race and of the race of the Coranians for a conference, as though with the intent of making peace between them; and that when they were all together, he should take this charmed water, and cast it over all alike.
The first was a certain race that came, and was called the Coranians; and so great was their knowledge, that there was no discourse upon the face of the Island, however low it might be spoken, but what, if the wind met it, it was known to them. And through this they could not be injured. The second plague was a shriek which came on every May-eve, over every hearth in the Island of Britain.
'It is for this, went on the damsel, 'that you did slay Sir Caradoc, the brother of the Lady of the Marshes. 'Alas, then, said Sir Lancelot, 'there is no pity for me, and none of my dear friends shall learn of my shameful death. 'And so that you should suffer much ere you are slain, went on the damsel, 'they sent in the night the Coranians, the marsh fiends, to torture you.
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