Kay smirks "One by one, the witnesses gave their names to work against her. One by one, each official arranging her murder set false evidence, using ttitles like honorable, and just... and she scratched helpless , or so i seemed. Then, they pronounced her guilty, and set the wood on fire. And... they burned. Not she, THEY. Their nnames they had given, their oaths they'd lied on agreement to justice... but they did nnot say the Court's justice, no. Each nname along the wood she had scritched and scratched, they were not true names, but they were names enough. Sympathetic enough... and they each caught fire, while her pyre barely smoked. Not just them, but their houses, their fields... the few who had donne her no wrong but had done nothin fled, impoverished, but alive. Gentle removed her hood, free from effort, and claimed the village , what was left of it, as her own. No one disputed her for 70 years until she got bored with the place. Her full fate is unknown, but the fear of her stopped THAT Century's witch purge in it's tracks"