Salem's Fall (Dark Seasons)

by Rektok Ross

Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and caldron bubble. —William Shakespeare, Macbeth

Be careful hunting witches. The darkness doesn’t know the difference. —From Blood and Bone: New England’s Hidden Histories of Magic, Mysteries, and the Occult

But then I think back to something my Criminal Law professor once told us. When looking for clues in a case, if you hear hooves, think of horses—not unicorns. Sure, the blur could be all those things and any of those people, but the most obvious answer? Damien Blackhollow.