Avalon — The Isle of the Blessed

When Arthur fell at Camlann, they did not bury him. They carried him west, across the water, to the Isle of Avalon — the island of eternal youth where the wounded king sleeps until Britain needs him again. Avalon is the Celtic concept of a world beyond the veil — Tír na nÓg, the Land of the Young, where time moves differently and the dead are not gone but simply elsewhere. It is the promise that nothing worthy is truly lost.

These signs carry the apple blossom of Avalon, the sacred mists, the sword Excalibur, and the sleeping king.