Treatise on the Spirit of the Wood

This musty old tome appears to be the type of book that was written and never read. It is a long, boring text written by a druid, Jordius Caini Getafix the Third, several hundred years ago. It uses large, complicated and often seemingly meaningless words to discuss his observations on the Spirit of the Wood. One page in the text has been earmarked and there is a small comment beside an underlined passage in the margin.
"This could mean that if one stood in the pool, below the waterfall, and somehow died, one could reappear, alive (presumably) in the realm of the Spirit. I think it would take a combination of two magical forces, one to kill the body, yet capture its essence and transport both to the Spirit's realm, the other to preserve the corpse and bring it back to life once it enters the realm. The death-giver should be easy, some kind of weapon, perhaps a dagger, since that should be easiest to manipulate in taking one's life. It would hardly to to imbue a morningstar with this power and then try to bash one's head in with it, ha ha."
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