The Fall of House Pancrazio Chapter Three
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Tristan, who finally had begun to relax, nearly jumps out of his skin at Tahl's sudden declaration!
Wildly, he looks about for any sign of the ghost-boy.
Wildly, he looks about for any sign of the ghost-boy.
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''His father? But who could that be?''
Tristan looks around nervously, raising his everburning torch a little higher and scanning the gloom for the fearful apparition.
Its father? Is this spirit connected with the Pancrazios, I wonder....
Tristan looks around nervously, raising his everburning torch a little higher and scanning the gloom for the fearful apparition.
Its father? Is this spirit connected with the Pancrazios, I wonder....
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"Mayhap we should be reviewing the Pancrazio family tree?" Harold asks in an acerbic tone as he swiftly wraps the black pot in rags and stuffs it in his pack. "Or the list of deaths and disappearances on these grounds? Hm? Somewhere other than here? If the smoke from that burning room fills these tunnels, we shall be in trouble."
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''Sebastian, is the house actually on fire, or were those 'toxic fumes' that made you hallucinate something other than smoke? I ask, because if the house is burning down- hadn't we better get back upstairs and help extinguish the flames?''
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" I don't believe so, if there was a fire I doubt the fumes would have disappeared the way they did. Though to tell the truth, now that you ask, I am not entirely certain. The fumes didn't smell like smoke from a fire, at least not a fire burning any fuel I know of. The best I could describe the smell would be as burning copper, if that means anything."
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''Burning copper? Hmm...was there a blue flash or flame? ''Varrus the Ethical wrote: " I don't believe so, if there was a fire I doubt the fumes would have disappeared the way they did. Though to tell the truth, now that you ask, I am not entirely certain. The fumes didn't smell like smoke from a fire, at least not a fire burning any fuel I know of. The best I could describe the smell would be as burning copper, if that means anything."
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Varrus the Ethical wrote:"I did not see any flashes or flames, only boiling blood on the floor. That I attribute as some kind of hallucination, brought about by the fumes or perhaps something not so mundane."
''Hmmm... maybe the ghost made you see it? It appeared to us earlier and screamed. Then it just now appeared to Tahl and left his hand dripping with blood. I see a possible connection. ''
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"Perhaps, clearly whatever this ghost is about, it is not beneficent. Though, I think it is a big assumption to assume that whatever force that assailed me up in the larder is one and the same with your child-ghost. There could be more at work here than what we have witnessed so far."
''Hmmm... maybe the ghost made you see it? It appeared to us earlier and screamed. Then it just now appeared to Tahl and left his hand dripping with blood. I see a possible connection. ''
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''True. As I said, it's just a possible connection. Harold's right- we don't know enough to say for sure about any of these strange things. Maybe we'll find some answers in the strange chest or the black jar we have found.''
Tristan looks towards the mouths of the unexplored passages.
''...or maybe further in this cellar, more clues are waiting for us? ''
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