It’s what they call a “theocracy”—priest-ridden in the extreme, full of dark superstitions and darker myths… — Michael Moorcock
It’s what they call a “theocracy”—priest-ridden in the extreme, full of dark superstitions and darker myths and legends, where all gods and demons are honoured, doubtless to be on the safe side. The people are cruel, ignorant, dirty and proud—they look down their noses at all other races.
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