Martha sitting sadly in the guest room after the argument with her sister Agnes.

Put the Torches out: Chapter 8 – The Tensions Rise

In the aftermath of Agnes's rage, silence fell over the room. Martha, lost in thought, tried to process the evening's events. Deirdra, overwhelmed by the mess, struggled to keep her composure. As tensions peaked, Magant's unexpected apology revealed the fragility of their unity, leaving them to navigate the turmoil and uncertainty that lay ahead.
Parish Priest sleeping on sofa in living room, tired after investigation

Surprise for the Deceased: Chapter 5 – Duty of the Priest

In the quiet of the evening, Caroline's home weighed heavy with unspoken grief. As the priest and her father attempted to ease the atmosphere over dinner, Caroline remained distant, lost in her own world. Her withdrawal hinted at deeper turmoil, leaving her family and the visiting priest in silent concern. Yet, amid the tension, a faint hope flickered — one that clung to the possibility of solace in the midst of haunting mysteries yet to unfold.
Agnes conversing with Martha, Deirdra, and Magant, emotions stirring.

Put the Torches out: Chapter 7 – Stirring Emotions

Barely had the emotions stirred by Agnes subsided, when two wizards arrived. With Ely's healing magic, they tended to Deirdra's wounds. The sight of healing fascinated Magant, stirring immense emotions. As Martha's friend regained consciousness, emotions overwhelmed Martha, tears welling in her eyes. Deirdra, disoriented, tried to speak, but Martha hushed her, silently thanking the medics.
Laura, mother of Caroline, lying on bed supporting herself with elbows.

Surprise for the Deceased: Chapter 4 – Caroline Discovers Truth

Amidst dinner preparations, Caroline's world is upended by a shocking discovery in her late aunt's basement. As police probe further, secrets unravel, leaving Caroline and her family reeling. With each revelation, the line between truth and illusion blurs, and Caroline's quest for answers plunges her deeper into a web of mystery and danger.