Corruption
He thinks of all those women as they burned for an idea he had proposed and as he finds himself standing by the gates of a garden, apologies dying in his lips before he could even utter them.
…it came here to burn all the women alive.
He sees the demon standing there alone, not even bothering to spare him a glance, one of its hands were bleeding, but still tightly holding on to a long-dead knight’s sword.
It came here to burn all the women alive.
And before Hans could even spare himself a moment to think of what he was going to do, of the consequences, because the despairing months of captivity, of senseless suffering and fury was blinding him in a bid of hateful haze, bringing this one mome
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