ASH CORVUS - Part 1
Aug 31, 2019
"Oh, Ash Corvus, oh, come to me,
a monster lives under the bridge.
To save me and murder him I summon thee,
and later please take what you need."
Folk song for summoning Ash Corvus and their wagon of Death. It seems that the language of these songs and tales may contain errati, as they are known to come from people uneducated and poor.
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