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Brushin' away her tears, The Lone Lady turned to Beannaithe and said, "I am glad you urged my sisters to seek me, and thankful that they could pull me from the depths of my sorrow...You have done me a great favour, little one. I shall not trouble you again."
River-maidens of the Stoneland: Roamingstar and Grey-eye
Me grandkids and I once again gathered around the hearth for story time. What would befall Beannaithe durin' her adventures in the Stone-land? Me grandkids were soon to find out...
Beannaithe and Mac travelled a short distance north from Golberry's spring in the Old Forest. There they discovered the Great East Road, a long and meanderin' road that stretched for many leagues, from the haven of the Fair Folk on the shore of the Great Sea to their refuge in the secluded vale west of the Misty Mountains.