Dangerous to try to understand the workings of Evil

"Dost thou remember the old witch? The one with the tangle of skulls and the bevy of bones? It appears you have effected her burial in the church ground with a finger missing."

It is dangerous indeed to try to understand the workings of Evil ... nay even the character whether it be of mild or major form.

The witch Vivien was a strange one who delighted in the corruption of the innocents. One can never find reasons for the dark behaviours for in truth there is no reasonable light to explain the evils that drive their will. Suffice to say and be done with that, that evil worsens the more it is fed and the beast that it is holds no merit and no stoppage.

When Vivien was placed into the sanctified ground there had been a nob of her finger that became separated from her corpse and the little bones from her finger had fallen away into the trail of the little cart. Francis, Murmur and Tobias all missed this occurrence.

Granoldi however did perceive a good many things - he could see the fairies in the forest as well as the Demons in the trees - but around the monks with their lives of prayer he was unafraid.


- Gabriel Brunsdon, AZLANDER: NEVER ENDINGS: Second Chances