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The Cloaked Fiend
The Father knew about the thanksgiving even though he was not invited.
The night sky was undecorated and the moon was alone, but it was enough to guide me of my path for I was in haste to go to where my sisters were. Every step was sounding on the concrete pave of the corridor and it was loud due to the cricket free night.
As I turned to the next corner, there were three knights standing on the edge of the colonnades. For a quic
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