Foelin, the Master of the Mountains, was an enigmatic figure in the myths of the northern tribes. He appeared in ancient stories as the guardian of the mountain temples and their secrets.
Each winter, Foelin would come down from the mountain and wander among the villages, preaching his wisdom and offering knowledge to the people. His teachings emphasized humility and compassion, and the importance of living in harmony with nature.
Though Foelin was known for his wisdom and kindness, he also had a darker side. He once cursed an entire village, leaving it barren and desolate, and lured travelers away from their path with his music and enchanting songs.
To this day, the mountain temples remain an enigma, and Foelin's spirit is said to still linger in the shadows of the mountains, protecting the secrets of the temples from those who seek to exploit them.
