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A Proper Killing
A Grimdark Short Story from Entfalten, Full-Cast Dramatization
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Narrated by:
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Full Cast (AI Voices)
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Written by:
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Rogan Richeart
This title uses virtual voice narration
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About this listen
A complete grimdark short story, performed as a full-cast dramatization with music. Runtime about 42 minutes.
For the three nights of the Moon Dance, the lord will lie cold in his good coat. The men guarding him must stay awake. Any guard caught with a weapon during the watch will hang on the fourth morning.
Pell has a household to keep in order and a promise he has spent years waiting to collect. At the next Seating, the lord is meant to petition for him to receive a surname. After a lifetime of keeping other men's accounts, Pell wants something worth writing beside his own name.
Three quiet nights would help. But Ossek wants his son away from the manor, and Pell has nobody he trusts to take the old man's place at the door. There are reasons for Ossek to stay. Pell always finds plenty of them.
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