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Autumn Mists - Times Of Uncertainty by Daniel Arrhakis (2021) With the music : Wordclock - It May Come by Cryo Chamber youtu.be/7qy7ZBXhWX8 __________________________________________________ Meanwhile in Asghardia at the top of a staircase in a richly ornamented stonework a figure with a long embroidered mantle looked at the landscape with autumnal tones that vanished through a dispersed fog. His thoughts roamed the horizon through the mists of uncertainty that surround his beloved Kingdom Of Krudhyn. Old rumors and old superstitions increased in a thick cloak of uncertainty and conspiracies among the Old Orders, there had always been rivalries but never as much as now. The choice of the Guardian Master Of The Black Order for Cardinal of the Kingdom was not a consensual decision within Aghort, the general council of the orders, but the influence that the Cardinal exercised as the former Khanton (*) of the kingdom had weight with King Ehomyhr, although defended the independence of the state in relation to those of the old orders. It was this recent condescension that intrigued her even more - Her husband had always defended the separation of powers! -She thought aloud while watching the autumn tones that painted the landscape around the Old Winter Palace. Not far away, on a parapet with a privileged view, there was a curious black crow that seemed to observe all the movements that the Queen Elyandhyn made. She had already seen him, but pretended that she hadn't noticed, since she was a child, she had no sympathy for those animals with piercing eyes and black feathers with metallic blue reflections. But what was strange is that lately it was not the first time that she had seen crows in the old palace although they were rare - I have new secret admirers, she thought as she smiled. (*) Khanton is the equivalent of King's Counselor in other monarchies. __________________________________________________ A creative mysterious Gothic composition using two photos of mine taken some time ago in Regaleira Palace in Sintra, Portugal.
