The walls, ceiling, and floor of this cave radiated and danced with color. Crystals sparkled and flashed all around us, as if the light shining on a rippling river had been poured into the very earth. And I am quite sure that my own face glowed as well, for even in the days when I could see with my own eyes, when colors ran deeper and light shone brighter; I had never seen anything as beautiful as this crystal cave. So Merlin described the crystal cave of the Grand Elusa. Of all the wondrous places on the isle of Fincayra, none made a deeper impression on the young wizard. No wonder that, many years later in Earth's realm of Camelot, he sought to find his own crystal cave. Dance of the Giants Signifying both the climactic battle in the Dark Hills of Lost Fincayra and the place where that battle occurred, the Dance of the Giants saw the destruction of the Shrouded Castle and the end of Stangmar's brutal reign. The battle also ensured Fincayra's well-being, thanks to the bravery of the hawk Trouble, by sending the spirit lord Rhita Gawr back to the Otherworld.
