Ballad of Agalodi

Night during the Mariëls Festival, when all the young have gone to bed, is a very special time, for once a week the ballad of Agalodi takes place.

This event is mostly reserved for mated pairs, where they will engage in an energetic courtship dance under the light of the moon above. This sacred dance is more often than not, sensual and flirtatious in nature.

The ritual involves the pair brushing the lengths of their horns and bodies against one another, rapidly tapping their hooves against the ground, and brushing their stingers against their mate's coat. Nibbling and other intimate actions can be sprinkled in, as long as they are not too overtly vulgar or explicit.