Paul R Stanton
The Sorcerer's Dogsbody & the Frightful Error
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( June 26, 2012)
With Spindlecroft currently away on business life in Buckleden for a dogsbody should have been idyllic - there were fewer chores to be done, no abuse (either physical or verbal). And so Tarmy intended to make the most of it. And what with the annual fair coming to town things really couldn't look rosier. The problems bigan when Witheringly goes and gets himself arrested for robbery, despite being innocent, and then to top it all gets sentenced to death by hanging. Strong measures are called for. But what can Tarmy do? The answer comes in the form of a new found friend - Pigpen, who turns out to be more of a disaster than Witheringly. Realising that their options are limited he decides to take matters into his own hands, and so with the help of one of Spindlecrot's spell books he raises a demon, hoping that it will help them spring Witheringly from jail. It doesn't. But what it does is to bring the Scarlet death to the town. People begin to drop like flies, leaving Pigpen no alternative but to summon another demon to hopefully eradicate the first. It's funny how things very rarely turn out the way they are expected to.
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- 154
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