The Golden Visit
You have no right to bind a man’s soul with ink and parchment, you are screaming, your voice a raw, shredded thing that tastes of copper and old dust, while the Abbot stands before you in the dim, dripping cellar, his face a mask of cold, judicial stone. The air here is thick with the smell of damp wool, rotting wood, and the sharp, metallic tang of the iron chains that clink softly as you...
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