The Korrigans are lutins who come from the dolmens and reefs of Armorique, they content us, in their own way, with the stories that forged the Breton soul. They form a joyful community that lives in a very good time with their neighbours of the Celtic islands. Thanks to this collective, we discover, from album to album, and under the guidance of a collective of authors, the richness and diversity of the small people of the two Brittanys. After wandering the moors, the forests, the fields and the coasts of Brittany then the Celtic country (Scotland, Ireland, Wales), the ninth book of the Korrigan Counts, has as background the cities of Dinan, Combourg and Saint-Malo. It has passed of time. Several years that we had not seen Koc'h, the Korrigan. He knows of things, he has lived of good and bad. He has travelled and learned a lot. We expected him, gathered around the great fire, as we had hoped in the past. We expected in the night of the new fire. We had the new fire. We had the new fire.