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“By the time Johan stumbled out of the city gates, the fire had already started. All his energy was gone, like water rung from a wet rag. Was he the only one who saw Simon’s atrocity? The crusaders, the monks, the
priests...none protested. And to emphasize that thought, a chorus emerged from below, near the fire. The monks sung Ta Deum.”
― Divine Vengeance
priests...none protested. And to emphasize that thought, a chorus emerged from below, near the fire. The monks sung Ta Deum.”
― Divine Vengeance
“Brothers, why are you here?” He looked
astonished, even perturbed.
“We come to help.”
“I thought the monks and priests were to be in the church, praying.”
“We pray with our feet,” answered Anseau.
“Tell us how we can help.”
― Divine Vengeance
astonished, even perturbed.
“We come to help.”
“I thought the monks and priests were to be in the church, praying.”
“We pray with our feet,” answered Anseau.
“Tell us how we can help.”
― Divine Vengeance
“My friend. I am sorry. Part of me is joyful
seeing you still alive, for we all thought you had been killed. But it is not to be. They... They plan to execute you.”
― Divine Vengeance
seeing you still alive, for we all thought you had been killed. But it is not to be. They... They plan to execute you.”
― Divine Vengeance
“Johan twitched like a stallion covered in flies. He scanned along the forest’s edge at the
other teams of crusaders hoisting massive ladders. Crew after crew perched at the lip of a dry moat that stretched to a distant, ominous fortress. Their bodies braced. They poised like shafts in taut bows, ready to
fly at castle walls in a scream of madness.”
― Divine Vengeance
other teams of crusaders hoisting massive ladders. Crew after crew perched at the lip of a dry moat that stretched to a distant, ominous fortress. Their bodies braced. They poised like shafts in taut bows, ready to
fly at castle walls in a scream of madness.”
― Divine Vengeance
“Brothers, why are you here?” He looked
astonished, even perturbed.
“We come to help.”
“I thought the monks and priests were to be in the church, praying.”
“We pray with our feet,” answered Anseau.
“Tell us how we can help.”
― Divine Vengeance
astonished, even perturbed.
“We come to help.”
“I thought the monks and priests were to be in the church, praying.”
“We pray with our feet,” answered Anseau.
“Tell us how we can help.”
― Divine Vengeance
“My friend. I am sorry. Part of me is joyful
seeing you still alive, for we all thought you had been killed. But it is not to be. They... They plan to execute you.”
― Divine Vengeance
seeing you still alive, for we all thought you had been killed. But it is not to be. They... They plan to execute you.”
― Divine Vengeance
“By the time Johan stumbled out of the city gates, the fire had already started. All his energy was gone, like water rung from a wet rag. Was he the only one who saw Simon’s atrocity? The crusaders, the monks, the
priests...none protested. And to emphasize that thought, a chorus emerged from below, near the fire. The monks sung Ta Deum.”
― Divine Vengeance
priests...none protested. And to emphasize that thought, a chorus emerged from below, near the fire. The monks sung Ta Deum.”
― Divine Vengeance
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