The land outside father Jerome's, burnt to cinders during his "Reign of Blood," as his scorched earth campaign was known. But it was not enough for Father Jerome. He had emerged against impossible odds, vanquished all of his adversaries, and seized victory from the jaws of defeat, but still he pressed on, crushing, murdering, destroying, looting, pillaging. Like Sherman ravaging Savannah, he burned everything in his path, leaving even the very rock, formed from volcanic eruption withered and burnt. His fury had no boundary, his wrath no horizon. It was not enough, never enough, for Father Jerome.
Someone trying to blind us on the way back from FJ's clearing the land with a controlled burn
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