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81 - Hexenhaus Cafe

Auteur: Lissy
last update Date de publication: 2026-05-07 14:52:49

Niklas Adler’s POV

Gendarmenmarkt sqaure stretched before me through the Hexenhaus Café’s color-stained-glass windows, its twin cathedrals—the Französischer Dom and Deutscher Dom flanking the Konzerthaus.

Built in the late 17th century, this square had seen kings topple and revolutions spark, a political hot spot now hosting a different kind of council.

The café’s wooden walls creaked with history, its air thick with espresso and the electric sound of crackling old magic.

I leaned against a ta
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