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Catelyn woke up early that morning and decided to stop by the library before breakfast, do some extra studying for her AP Europe class. She looked around the walk carefully as she walked down it: the sun was up, but it was still in that twilight time when shadows were everywhere. Not that she thought that there could be a vampire in the Academy—what vamp would be that stupid?—and also that she would be protected by the school's "sanctuary" hex, but she also knew what happened to those who failed to exercise such caution.
She made her way into the library and began to walk towards the medieval Europe section. As she did, though, she noticed that one of the display cases in the library lounge was broken into. She looked around and, sure enough, there was a broken window on the side of the library which faced the street. Someone—or something—had come in and taken...what? Catelyn examined the placard that remained within the display case. "Oracle of Illa," it read, "12th-century artifact." What the hell was an Oracle of Illa?
Catelyn had already put that question aside in her mind, because she had noticed a small chain peeking out from within the rumpled cloth upon which the Oracle had sat. She pulled it out and realized that there was a medallion on it, a medallion bearing an insignia that she recognized from her European history class. "Inquisitore," she whispered.
Catelyn woke up early that morning and decided to stop by the library before breakfast, do some extra studying for her AP Europe class. She looked around the walk carefully as she walked down it: the sun was up, but it was still in that twilight time when shadows were everywhere. Not that she thought that there could be a vampire in the Academy—what vamp would be that stupid?—and also that she would be protected by the school's "sanctuary" hex, but she also knew what happened to those who failed to exercise such caution.
She made her way into the library and began to walk towards the medieval Europe section. As she did, though, she noticed that one of the display cases in the library lounge was broken into. She looked around and, sure enough, there was a broken window on the side of the library which faced the street. Someone—or something—had come in and taken...what? Catelyn examined the placard that remained within the display case. "Oracle of Illa," it read, "12th-century artifact." What the hell was an Oracle of Illa?
Catelyn had already put that question aside in her mind, because she had noticed a small chain peeking out from within the rumpled cloth upon which the Oracle had sat. She pulled it out and realized that there was a medallion on it, a medallion bearing an insignia that she recognized from her European history class. "Inquisitore," she whispered.