Superstitious, they did not go after her. They had a robber-god which they worshipped in a cave. His creed… — Tanith Lee
Superstitious, they did not go after her. They had a robber-god which they worshipped in a cave. His creed declared: ‘For every fifty travelers robbed and slain, let one go free. The gods care for excess in nothing.’
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