Trolls, goblins, elves--every fucking last one of these little peoples that lived either in caves; or on hillsides; or in deep, deep parts of the forest. You don't wanna go there, because the same fucking thing will happen to you back then as it would if you were taken into a craft. The things that these little fuckers did were abominable. They didn't take you up into a craft, rather they lived, instead, on dales and in mounds. And if a human being were to somehow pass thru one of these mounds, then that person would be subject to the laws of that particular anomalies universe. It means that you can sit and stare at someone, 'n even though you can see them, they can't see you. You'll sit down, and you'll stand up, and you'll be able to walk out. And then you go back to the house and they go: "Where have you been?" "I... I just got back from the mound." "You've been gone for three and a half months!" These faeries would often abduct people and perform experiments on them, focusing mainly on the ovum of the woman and the sperm of the male. The things that these faeries did to animals very, very closely resembled the cattle mutilations that you're seeing today. Fairy-rings! They were just as amazing as the crop circles today. Now, how much of this can you believe? How much of this is fact? How much of this is just pure, pure, pure fantasy?