Godinev Skull
Hospitality is considered one of the main virtues. But do not be fooled, because sometimes it can lead to death.
Far to the south, in the forests, there is the Godinev tribe. This is a friendly community of savages, which was discovered by one of the human expeditions. The discoverers were greeted like kings: they were treated to the most delicious fruits, given the best wines to drink and indulged in every possible way. Exactly six days.
On the seventh day, the savages, according to their ritual, sacrificed the explorers to their god Godinevesp. They tied up the people, put horned skulls on their heads, and cut out their hearts, which they then ate.
King Rickard III put an end to their murders. He went to those lands to find out where the expedition had disappeared. The king also came across the Godinev tribe and was pleasantly surprised by the hospitality of the savages.
However, on the third day, the king and some men were walking through the forest and came across a pit filled with human bodies. Some of them were dressed in the uniform of the lost expedition.
The king returned to the camp and told his men everything. At night, when the tribe fell asleep, the soldiers destroyed the tribe. They took the skulls of the Godines as trophies.
