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  THE KEY OF DARKNESS --- Chapter One --- Tears of the Monster The sun was rising over the skyline as a scary monster approached a home. Elenor woke up and smiled. Her maid Nancy came in and spoke cheerfully. “Madam, today is your wedding day. You are a very lucky woman in England.” Elenor looked into her eyes and got out of bed. “I think this day will be amazing.” But destiny had other plans. Darkness, pain, and screams were everywhere. At the Marquee of Solisticashire, Samuel of Solisticashire talked to himself. “I hope she never learns about my dark side. It will not be good for her. But she will hurt. I wish she did not want to marry me. Little shy girl, making a deal with a demon.” The demon was Samuel, and he was a bad guy. He was narcissistic and cruel. He was feeling nervous now, thinking, “Am I a ghost or a monster?” Samuel was like a panther, graceful and dangerous. He looked like he could kill with kindness, but he was a cruel kind of man. Elenor got dressed, p

  Chapter Two William the Pig William arrived where his friend was waiting for him. The forest was dark, and Blood-moon forest was always dark. Some said it was haunted. William looked at the woman next to him and said, "Jane, raise your head." The woman named Jane did not want to look up. She had been dragged here and brought with a sack over her head. She was afraid. This man was too overbearing. She tried to touch the necklace around her neck, but her neck was empty. She wailed, "My necklace…" The man stared blankly at his hand. A bead attached to an empty leather strap that wasn't even a pearl. He shrugged and said, "I will buy you more beautiful ones. Don't you want pearls?" The woman called out, "No, my necklace…" "What's in this necklace, Jane?" William asked. "The gift of the man I fell in love with. Give it back," Jane replied. William snorted and threw the necklace at her. He turned hi

  ---Chapter three--- Descendants of Adam and Eve Samuel Solisticashire slowly approached William, who was searching for him in the dark forest. He wore a black cloak and removed his hat as he greeted William. "Lord Battom, I never expected you to respond to my call. And you have a lovely lady with you," Samuel said. William glanced at Jane, who stood beside him. He noticed her trembling in fear. He turned to Samuel and replied, "Yes, as usual, a sacrifice." Jane was taken aback and scared. She trembled, and then she asked in a low voice, "You said I was going to die. I can understand that, but what kind of sacrifice?" "For a ritual," William responded. "What ritual? What if the church found out?" Jane asked, perplexed. Samuel chuckled and approached the girl, whispering, "The church only accuses poor women of witchcraft, not wealthy men like us. We started the witch hunts, but it was women like you who suffered

  Chapter four: Mistress For a while, in the dark, no one spoke. Nyx's night chariot was right above them, covering their crimes and urging them to be obedient. As they wandered behind Samuel's castle, William asked, "How is the marriage going?" "Just marriage," Samuel replied with a laugh. "Do you really think it's a love marriage? Love is not real. I live the way any aristocratic man would, unlike you." William frowned. "Maybe I will marry Jane too. It's a necessity." Meanwhile, Elenor couldn't sleep that night either, and her husband's side of the bed was empty, feeling like ice. It hadn't even been a year since they got married. In the past, it was normal for men to have mistresses, but Elenor never thought she would get bored of her husband before a year was up. She was scared. What if he failed to produce an heir and had to live in the same castle with a mistress? She muttered, "God forbid.&q

  Chapter five: The Boogieman from Jane's Nightmare Jane was crying and screaming in the darkness, praying to Samuel for mercy. But Samuel was never a soft man. He tormented her emotions and made her cry even more. She ran to William, pleading for his help. "William, William, please help me. I know you are friends with him, but I beg of you to help me. Please." William looked at her and held her arm, saying, "Samuel, stop it. Her life is very long now. Please do not torture her." Samuel frowned at his words and then laughed. He came to William's side, held Jane's hand, and kissed it. "Oh, little girl is scared of me. So nice to see. But okay, I like her scared, but I will not scare her. I understand, my friend." William took a deep breath, smiling. He turned to Jane again and spoke slowly and lovingly, "Dear beautiful lady, you heard that. This man will not hurt you again." "But I will die for the ritual,"

  ---Chapter Seven--- Funeral and a Sacrifice Samuel of Solisticashire was dead and his wife, Elenor, was very upset. But she never cried. She had learned who Samuel truly was when they were newly married, but she had not understood the significance of the key she had found. It was only when she discovered the secret door that led to the sacrificial chamber that she understood. Elenor found Jane and asked for her help, but Jane remained silent. When William arrived at the room, he found Elenor and had to answer her questions. Now Elenor knew all the secrets and truths. Her husband was a witch, but he had never been imprisoned because he was a man and not a woman. If Elenor were a witch, she would have been burned. That was the reality of the Catholic world. The sun was shining, but the sky turned dark. William was waiting for his wife when Jane joined him. She smiled at him. "We will do it," she said. "But not now. We are waiting for someone. And we must ed

  ---Chapter Eight--- Queen of Hell and King of Heaven It was a dark night. Cordelia Solisticashire was screaming into the darkness. The darkness was solid. The woman rose from the ground, rubbed the blood from her hand on her own forehead, trembled, and shouted, "Lilith, the Queen of Hell, wife of Samuel and the first human witch of the world. Lilith, come to me inside the circle! Come with a black horse of Hell. Lucifer, the fallen one of fallen, the fallen archangel, I call you. I call your holy name with a purpose. Come with Lilith, your sister." Once upon a time, Lilith married Adam. But Adam did not believe in equality. Lilith said, "We are created from the same soil. We are the same, Adam." But Adam did not listen and fell in love with Asmedeus. This was a sin because they were two men. The important thing was that Adam was married to Lilith. Lilith learned about this and became a desperate, poor soul. She shouted to all the angels, "I divorce