Na Hammána Deìridhe

 The sky'll break open and the clouds will burn. A ship of death sails through the air, a dark vessel made of the bones of the dead. The gods will leave their Halls and fight on our land. 'Tis a time of pain, death and suffering. At last the world'll burst into flames and from the ashes of our world will come a new world. 

-Prophecy of Na Hammána Deìridhe

Na Hammána Deìridhe also known as the End Times is the legend of the end of the world that the Carraighians believe in. It is when the shadowgods are released from their prison and are led to war by the Fallen Lady Caedorcha. The sky will tear open and it will rain down fire and death. From the rift in the sky emerges the Damned ship Torchpían, made out of the bones of the dead. Upon this ship will be the Sciúriaddhe, the Scourged. They will wreak havoc upon the Isles. They will raid, burn and kill all within their paths. The gods themselves will come forth from their halls, and a battle between the gods and shadowgods will follow. The shadowgod Náthairr, a great serpent, will be slain by Oínor but he will die of his wound mere seconds later. The Giants of Snátheidd will also leave their home island and march to war against the Isles, taking their long awaited revenge against the Islanders. One of the gods, Idebradd, will betray his fellow gods and stab Farraíghe in the back with his dagger Anfiónrai ( the Betrayer ). In an act of vengeance Herrind kills his youngest son by impaling him with his spear Tugahdólaì meaning Lightbringer. Tugahnbás, a giant black wolf will tear off Urobann's arm, who will die of his wound mere minutes later. Herrind impales Tugahnbás with his spear afterwards. The last child of Caedorcha and the last shadowgod Fúlaìnght wounds Herrind and accidently kills Idebradd in a magical explosion. Caedorcha stands face to face with her father, but in a final stand Herrind slays the bethrothed of Caedorcha, Ungbrangda the Scourged Lord. Caedorcha replies by exacting her long awaited revenge. She decapitates her father's head with her axe Äbháis, meaning Axe of Death. Herrind's dismembered head rolls over the ground to the feet of Friddga, who in her grief and sorrow destroys all the remaining armies of darkness, including the Fallen Lady. The world continues to burn, and eventually there will remain nothing but ash. From these same ashes will arise a new Mother and Father, who shall then continue to recreate the world and the people.