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Rosalia - The Evil Black Witch of the Harz, Part Five The Monseigneur knew that they must be successful in this venture as the “Lord’s Madmen” or face the very real possibility of eternal damnation, if they should fail. They had no choice but to risk all in this endeavor. To do nothing and to retreat back to the safe confines of the monastery would consign innocent men, women, and children to a fate worse than death itself—they would be in the hands of the Devil forever. God’s Reckoning and Vengeance and the Planned Destruction of Rosalia Arriving at the village below the Brocken by the early hours on Friday morning, October 30th, the Monseigneur and his priests met with Aurelia and her parents in a chamber room near the alter of the local village church under a marble cast visage of Jesus Christ himself. They had the rest of the day on Friday and a partial day Saturday, October 31st until 6:00 pm to ready themselves for an all-out assault on Rosalia’s Coven in a deep cave located some 100 meters down from the Brocken summit. Being able to actually find Rosalia’s cave in time was a momentous task unto itself—and might even require divine intervention. Rosalia would quite assuredly conceal and mask its entrance to the uttermost. The risk of discovery of their planning efforts by Rosalia and her Coven was now greater than ever. It was now time for Aurelia to invoke her direct prayer to the Lord, to seek His blessing and His protection for everyone involved in supporting the Monseigneur’s efforts in discovering the location of Rosalia’s Coven, and for ensuring the triumph of the power of light and goodness. Aurelia kneeling before the church altar began her prayer to the Lord: To our Almighty and Most Merciful Lord God, in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost . . . It is with the greatest of humility and respect that we beseech thy support in confronting and destroying the Black Witch Rosalia and her Hell Spawn Minions who serve thy fallen angel known as “Lucifer.” Oh Lord please hear us in this hour of maximum danger, as the very lives and the very souls of many innocent people are at stake in this great struggle between good and evil which has been with mankind since Adam and Eve walked the face of the Earth. We are, Oh Lord, very aware of the immense burdens you carry in the Universe and that mankind is only one of your many divine creations. Mankind, after all, was created in thine image. An enormous challenge awaits us from the forces of darkness and pure evil here on Earth in the Harz. In the name of Jesus Christ—your only son, we earnestly pray for your divine intervention and timely guidance as we must soon confront Rosalia and her minions of evil who worship only Lucifer and the world of darkness at his command. We thank you for listening to our prayer of urgent need Most Merciful Lord God. Although our group of church followers will soon be walking through the shadow of night and the valley of death itself, we know that Thou Shall Be With Us, and will give us thine power and strength in overcoming and destroying the forces of evil and darkness. AMEN . . . AMEN . . . AMEN, in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost. Aurelia’s Prayer to God is Answered At the conclusion of Aurelia’s prayer, Monseigneur Hardenberg and his group of priests met with some trusted local villagers who knew the landscape around the Brocken summit very well. Aurelia had asked to be part of the Monseigneur’s group. Although a young girl, she was a very special young girl, and given the circumstances in spite of the risks the group needed all the help it could find. Aurelia’s help was invaluable. The key action was to get the search process underway soonest to find an aperture in and around the Brocken that might yield the entrance to Rosalia’s lair. It was already late Friday morning and the search must commence immediately after the Monseigneur and his party had a chance to rest awhile, for by 6:00 pm on Saturday, the powers of darkness would begin gathering and massing an unconscionable strength and fury as the six-hour countdown to the Black Witches’ Sabbath ceremony would be underway. Next, by Friday afternoon the Monseigneur and his party journeyed to the vicinity of the Brocken summit and began their concerted search for Rosalia’s cave. Searching well into the night and into the wee hours of the morning on October 31st—to no avail—the mounting frustration and the growing sense of expectation among the group was both palpable and undeniable. By around 5:30 pm, the search turned into a scene of utter desperation. There was very good chance that they might not find the hidden entrance to Rosalia’s lair in time to disrupt the Black Witches’ Sabbath ceremony. Aurelia could sense the closeness of Rosalia, but even she was helpless to precisely pinpoint the location of the cave. Aurelia knew instinctively that she had to act. Finding Monseigneur Hardenberg she told him that another prayer to the Almighty Lord God might improve their chances of finding the cave in time to act. And almost instantaneous to their brief discussion, a very large bright light suddenly illuminated itself on the immediate horizon in the deep forested area. As dusk was falling, this radiance of this bright heavenly light was at once as telling as it was compelling. Aurelia knew at that instant mirabile visu that her prayer to God had been answered and that divine intervention was truly at hand. End of Part Five Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved, Schoeningen, Germany (September 20, 2014)
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