Fates ignifer

"Caela sanguine in nigra,
fates ignifer mortem cantat.
Audite fatium pericula,
fates ignifer mortem cantat."

The heaven was bloody and black,
the fire-singer sings of death.
Listen to the dagerous song,
the fire-singer sings of death.

Illumination featuring the legend of the fire singer that is said to let fire rain on his enemies. The scribe seemed to be rather unexperienced and used an odd mixture of minuscles from Ireland and karolingian letters, combined with a touch of oddity.

Further studies of the sources reveal that the bard that invented the song was Sören Vogelsang.