---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 educate someone." Jane was shocked and
asked, "Who is she?"
At that moment, Elenor joined
them. She looked out at the view and said, "Hello, I'm following in my
mother-in-law's footsteps."
"You are the new
Cordelia," Jane said. "We must call you Cordelia because witches
never use their real names in their spells." William nodded and smiled.
"That's true. If you use your real name, you'll be in danger, Mrs.
Solisticashire."
The trio went off to another
forest or village. Nobody knew where they were or what they were doing. But
everyone believed that they were being haunted and that they were searching for
a new sacrifice for Hell.
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