There was a sickness in that man.
Not the kind any doctor or pills could fix. Oh no. This was the kind of sickness affixed to his soul. Like a devil’s hound digging up bones, it would show itself briefly, between the shadows. Between the bellows of a hellfire lay a quagmire of hopeful paladin clothing, twisted and moaning, draped over a frame of mind he could not contain. He longed for a wash, a full-gutted cleaning to escape the reaping his sickness seemed to rain. Running through the crow fields; searching for a mother to bring his children home, he became the devil’s hound digging up bones for another mother’s babies to choke down. There was a sickness in that man.
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