Every feast is a bloody rite, a corrupted banquet and an inverted sacrament. Hidden pact-bound communities across the continent — in Aurum Roma, in Velinia, in Brithon — celebrate them clandestinely, and the Reformed Inquisition raises its watch on those dates every year.
"Their year begins when ours ends. Their day is our night. Their bell rings in silence." — Cardinal-Inquisitor Lorenz Severo, Tractatus de Tempore Inverso, 1853
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