Macius is the epitome of the true Knight.

His orders are clear, his faith unwavering. If the Lady demands that he serve the Mountain, so shall things be. If the Mountain demands that he drinks potions, so shall he do.

And hence, the proud Knight downs the vial. Can you picture it, keen listener, as you sit comfortably by the fire, alone? The mightiest arm in the Kingdom, the bearer of a sword of righteousness, the rider of Endelion the warsteed, a Knight-Errant among the Knights-Errants, naked in a mountain pool, gulping down a strange potion at the orders of some naked wench? What will happen to him now? Will he turn into a toad? Will he die, or be made a monster?

Macius felt a pleasant warmth fill him. This was nothing like the drink men make out of apples, nothing like beer either. It was a tastier, healthier drink, and he could feel his strength increase. Where he had been mighty, he now was terrifying. His muscles rippled under his skin, made like liquid steel. His willpower suddenly felt like an adamantium blade, and he knew now no fear would ever threaten him again but the fear of failing the Lady and the Mountain. His eyes could now see better, his sight able to focus on the vultures playing in the wind, high away near the glaciers. Macius would have fallen to his knees, hadn't he been standing in cold water to his hips. He suddenly realised he was displaying a massive erection, his penis raised through the water like a huge log. He had never been small, but the vial had worked true magic, and he was now hugely endowed. He didn't know whether to be proud, happy, or ashamed at the display of his newly improved manhood.

The approving stare of the priestess and the shrill, excited giggle of the naiads answered the question for him.

"Now, you can truly serve the Mountain, lord Knight. Come with us into the sacred Wood, and you shall Know the Rites of Fertility. Be blessed, lord Knight, by these hallowed Woods. The Waters of the Mountain have deemed you worthy, and you shall now undertake a true magical task that will fill you with wonder and awe."