Monday, August 3
Castle Amborse: Part 12 – Cells
They passed four dungeon cells. The back and side walls of each cell were made of stone. The front wall was a grid of iron bars. In one cell was a longhaired man holding a paintbrush and a bucket of paint. He was huddled in the corner of the room, staring rapturously at a highly realistic painting of the moon on the back wall of his cell.
Vlad battered the lock open.
“What are you doing?” asked Beldin.
Then Vlad stepped inside the cell with the man and stared at the painting of the moon.
Sebastian looked away. “Don’t look at it!”
Kham felt his way back to the cell. “What’s going on?”
Beldin frowned. “Vlad seems to be enchanted. He’s staring at a painting of the moon.”
Kham reached into his haversack and pulled out a can of paint.
“Where?”
“Straight ahead of you.”
“Not going to have much use for this paint anyway,” Kham muttered to himself. Then he pulled back and threw the bucket. [MORE]
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