The Five of Swords is the card of loss, defeat, and surrender. Juna, a Celtic Keeper of Bridget's Flame, must accept defeat, and surrender to her enemies. But even in defeat, she sees the glimmer of hope which is love...
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She stroked his gold-covered muscles, long, loving caresses. She felt the rippling beneath his skin as he moved his own hands across her body. She pressed her face against his furred chest, inhaling him deeply, and allowing the fullness of the feeling of safety, security, to enter her heart.
Her hands traveled lower, under the rough kilt. She lifted the kilt... Juna felt for the first time the power of arousing, and with that power to please came the desire to please, and Juna gave herself over to that desire.
He stood, and removed his armaments. The five sharp weapons clattered to the ground. "I don't need these now," he said. He took off his kilt, and his woolen boots, and stood before her in his nakedness.
