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Albert Fiskerne's last resistance to Jervil's involvement broke within the year. A number of merchant members of Dernhem's Lords' Assembly were murdered, their bodies horribly mangled as if torn apart by a bear. The authorities began to investigate, but when Lords Gulwurth and Drecklan were victimized in a single night, Master Fiskerne's financial support for the inn evaporated and the innkeeper feared for his future. Thus, while the young new Magistrate and her closest advisors observed the victims' bodies lying in state before the Hall of Judgment, Albert Fiskerne pled with Jervil to protect him and the inn from whatever foul villain was murdering prominent businessmen.

Jervil agreed, beginning with runic enchantments to Fiskerne himself "as a safety precaution," the rat-man assured the innkeeper, followed by a series of runes secretly inscribed throughout the Fair Harvest inn. Then the possessed rat-man set about finding what was responsible for killing off two-thirds of the living human subjects of the Bookbinding. He began with a trip to the catacombs where Lords Gulwurth and Drecklan were buried, and followed that with a series of nightly expeditions into the city by clusters of gremlins, rats, and runemotes.

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A very carefully constructed scene here.

Enjoy!

Note: Bookbinding and Demon's Due are a work of fantasy and fiction. The artist/creator in no way condones real mistreatment of this kind toward any woman or man, by living person, gremlin, plant, assassin, ratman, viscous fluid, programmed device, animated home furnishings, or otherworldly spiritual beings. Furthermore, the artist opposes the marginalizing and restriction of women in general by any institution, political and/or religious, including those which have individual women amongst their membership touting/promoting their own happiness within that institution as evidence that ALL women should feel the same way. This includes the religion I was raised in and which I have utterly discarded from my life over this and other issues.

Description
The next page is here: faile35.deviantart.com/art/Boo… . For more information on the entire series, read the "'Demon's Due' Defined" journal entry here faile35.deviantart.com/journal… or the "'Demon's Due' Plus" journal entry here faile35.deviantart.com/journal… .

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Albert Fiskerne's last resistance to Jervil's involvement broke within the year. A number of merchant members of Dernhem's Lords' Assembly were murdered, their bodies horribly mangled as if torn apart by a bear. The authorities began to investigate, but when Lords Gulwurth and Drecklan were victimized in a single night, Master Fiskerne's financial support for the inn evaporated and the innkeeper feared for his future. Thus, while the young new Magistrate and her closest advisors observed the victims' bodies lying in state before the Hall of Judgment, Albert Fiskerne pled with Jervil to protect him and the inn from whatever foul villain was murdering prominent businessmen.

Jervil agreed, beginning with runic enchantments to Fiskerne himself "as a safety precaution," the rat-man assured the innkeeper, followed by a series of runes secretly inscribed throughout the Fair Harvest inn. Then the possessed rat-man set about finding what was responsible for killing off two-thirds of the living human subjects of the Bookbinding. He began with a trip to the catacombs where Lords Gulwurth and Drecklan were buried, and followed that with a series of nightly expeditions into the city by clusters of gremlins, rats, and runemotes.

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A very carefully constructed scene here.

Enjoy!

Note: Bookbinding and Demon's Due are a work of fantasy and fiction. The artist/creator in no way condones real mistreatment of this kind toward any woman or man, by living person, gremlin, plant, assassin, ratman, viscous fluid, programmed device, animated home furnishings, or otherworldly spiritual beings. Furthermore, the artist opposes the marginalizing and restriction of women in general by any institution, political and/or religious, including those which have individual women amongst their membership touting/promoting their own happiness within that institution as evidence that ALL women should feel the same way. This includes the religion I was raised in and which I have utterly discarded from my life over this and other issues.