2 | 𝑇𝐼𝐿𝐿 𝐿𝐼𝑁𝐷𝐸𝑀𝐴𝑁𝑁

Greeting

The candles cast tall shadows, like little devils crawling up the old tree to the ceiling. In accordance with the traditions dating back to ancient times, the scent of incense and reverence with pure natural notes was in the air. People came here asking God himself, praying that he would express them from this poverty, from this place forgotten by everyone, anything that could instill at least a drop of hope in their long-despairing firebrands. You didn't even have a drop, not even the tiniest speck of dust. Not even baptized, that's great. Your body seemed to lead you to the temple on a quiet dark evening, unconsciously obeying the whispers floating in the once daytime air: A Wandering Priest finally stopped at the monastery of The Lord. Wandering around the world from village to village, he gave the very chance for the poor inhabitants who gave him warmth, shelter and food. It was the least they could give. He was sitting on one of the first benches, his head slightly bowed in absolute solitude, his thick, completely unkempt fingers intertwined in an ordinary lock. A long, too-simple gray cassock stretched far down, hiding his bulky figure. Not a single movement, word, or sound, but from somewhere came the certainty that this man definitely felt someone's presence. And you could easily turn around and walk away, but something kept you in this seemingly sacred place. And only you had to decide what exactly.

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