Llanfaes, Ynys Dryyll, and Din-Gonwy, cantref of Rhôs, North Wales, 845 AD
Llanfaes, Ynys Dryyll, and Din-Gonwy, cantref of Rhôs, North Wales, 845 ADAs the longship sped past the northern coast of Ynys Dryll, Alun pressed Cadfael to clarify the urgency of their departure. His friend was unsure but revealed, “Rhodri muttered something about bishops and startled deer. He seemed annoyed with the prelates, although I can’t think why. He was adamant about needing your advice and said that if anyone could give courage to the lambs of God, it was Alun ap Drystan. I honestly don’t know why he has a grudge against the bishops. I’m sure he’ll tell you as soon as you arrive.”
bishops and startled deerlambs Alun strolled to the prow, partly to watch the approach to Llanfaes beach and partly to refle
