This short work is yet another creation series entry; essentially in part supplementary to Anwyl's "Celtic Religion" in the same set. It is partially linguistic in nature and traces the development of post-christian British Isle spiritual systems and folklore (especially in the Arthurian sense) from prior religious figures; namely, deities of various sorts.
The origin stories of both Britain and Ireland are also explored in some detail, and the work is, as a whole, quite well made.
55 pages.
I was just informed by a low-ranking Russian intelligence agent that Styx doesn't actually exist. He is actually a CGI puppet created by the SVR in order to give their latest sentient robotic cat a mouthpiece for spreading his feline ideas. Styx is merely one aspect of what is called Project Kotik.
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