EVENING OF THE FIRST DAY
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He who works on Shabbat night will eat on Shabbat.
-Tractate Avodah Zarah, 1:3
The date is April 15th, 2009, and a Holy Grail War is starting up. While mundane Israel deals with a new government and surveys the aftermath of yet another Gaza war, someone has lured Masters to the holy city of Jerusalem, and they came, tempted by the promises of a wish.
With the Supervisor sent by the Holy Church missing, and ominous airs surrounding his base in the Scottish Church, the Masters seem to have free reign of the city.
But there is something oppressive about its air, even more than the feeling of antiquity that even the newest neighbourhoods can't seem to shake. It's as though it's dangerous to be outside, even in broad daylight.
Nonetheless, for most people, life goes on as normal; they go to school, buy groceries in the Shuk, go to the synagogue, go clubbing, and so on.
Being Magi, the Masters didn't have normal lives in the first place; but those lives were about to become a whole lot less normal. They were going to fight a war to the death in a city holding its breath, where even grasshoppers lie heavy and cats, with their glowing eyes and conniving expressions, outnumber humans.
Therefore they scatter, each to their own place, set up their circles and reagents, and begin chanting…
EVENING OF THE FIRST DAY
-Tractate Avodah Zarah, 1:3
The date is April 15th, 2009, and a Holy Grail War is starting up. While mundane Israel deals with a new government and surveys the aftermath of yet another Gaza war, someone has lured Masters to the holy city of Jerusalem, and they came, tempted by the promises of a wish.
With the Supervisor sent by the Holy Church missing, and ominous airs surrounding his base in the Scottish Church, the Masters seem to have free reign of the city.
But there is something oppressive about its air, even more than the feeling of antiquity that even the newest neighbourhoods can't seem to shake. It's as though it's dangerous to be outside, even in broad daylight.
Nonetheless, for most people, life goes on as normal; they go to school, buy groceries in the Shuk, go to the synagogue, go clubbing, and so on.
Being Magi, the Masters didn't have normal lives in the first place; but those lives were about to become a whole lot less normal. They were going to fight a war to the death in a city holding its breath, where even grasshoppers lie heavy and cats, with their glowing eyes and conniving expressions, outnumber humans.
Therefore they scatter, each to their own place, set up their circles and reagents, and begin chanting…
EVENING OF THE FIRST DAY