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Ven Denst #Short Story
The Interrogator
A Doralia Ven Denst Short Story
A veteran witch hunter and daemon slayer of the Order of Azyr, Doralia ven Denst will stop at nothing to get to the truth.
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This is your chance to see a different side to legendary witch hunter Doralia ven Denst.
THE STORY
In the wake of the Siege of Excelsis, a humble scrivener is caught up in a web of terrible coincidences, and interrogated by the ruthless witch hunter Doralia ven Denst. Her consecrated crossbow in hand, Doralia wants nothing but the truth – no matter how it hides.
A veteran witch hunter and daemon slayer of the Order of Azyr, Doralia ven Denst will stop at nothing to get to the truth.
READ IT BECAUSE
This is your chance to see a different side to legendary witch hunter Doralia ven Denst.
THE STORY
In the wake of the Siege of Excelsis, a humble scrivener is caught up in a web of terrible coincidences, and interrogated by the ruthless witch hunter Doralia ven Denst. Her consecrated crossbow in hand, Doralia wants nothing but the truth – no matter how it hides.
- GenresFantasyShort Stories
29 pages, ebook
First published February 21, 2022
About the author
Richard Strachan
43 books26 followersRichard Strachan lives in Edinburgh, UK. He has had stories published in magazines like Interzone, The Lonely Crowd, Gutter and New Writing Scotland, and writes for Games Workshop's Black Library imprint.
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March 2, 2022
4.5*
Once again Strachan delivers. In a short amount of pages, set in one single location, he delivers another excellent story. The tale is full of intrigue and mystery, as well as, being suitably dark and gritty. For me, AOS doesn’t need battles to be enjoyable, it needs rich interesting tales with nuanced characters and solid prose. I get all of this from Strachan’s writing and I look forward to his next work.
Once again Strachan delivers. In a short amount of pages, set in one single location, he delivers another excellent story. The tale is full of intrigue and mystery, as well as, being suitably dark and gritty. For me, AOS doesn’t need battles to be enjoyable, it needs rich interesting tales with nuanced characters and solid prose. I get all of this from Strachan’s writing and I look forward to his next work.
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