In a dark room, the noble slaves, merchants, monks and priests were locked up.
All of them were in individual cells where they only had a bed of hay to sleep in, a torn blanket and a hole for them to relieve themselves.
All of them only received the most basic food and every day at five in the afternoon, a guard entered and began to recite the Gospel according to Judas Iscariot.
Einar had made such a drastic measure because he wanted to break the minds of all of them.
During the first day they were locked up, they could only scream and curse. The second day it was the same, the third day it was the same, on the fourth day it was different, however, because they stopped screaming.
They did not have the strength to scream, so they only had to wait for their convictions and beliefs to be destroyed in that place.
Einar had learned such a despicable and utterly malevolent technique when traveling to prisons to transfer inmates.
