The boy insists he didn't play near any shrines in the woods, and that he only visits the shrines near his home like he's told. Wanda can guess he's lying, probably as he's broken the rules.
Isar knows that Wanda is involved in the sacrificial rituals. Thus, he accepts her explanation. There are stories involving the Old Gods, however this appears to be real. He suggests that beyond stories, unknown creatures can be made through rituals and magic. Usually this type of magic is transformative and acts on an already existing object or being. Doing so goes against Solvunn's traditions. Only the Old Gods should have the power to choose what new beings enter the world.
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Isar knows that Wanda is involved in the sacrificial rituals. Thus, he accepts her explanation. There are stories involving the Old Gods, however this appears to be real. He suggests that beyond stories, unknown creatures can be made through rituals and magic. Usually this type of magic is transformative and acts on an already existing object or being. Doing so goes against Solvunn's traditions. Only the Old Gods should have the power to choose what new beings enter the world.