Editing Gravesong Chapter 1.11

{{Infobox_episode
  | title=Chapter 1.11
  | published=December 1, 2022
  | wordcount=2,034
  | chapterList=[[Gravesong/Chapter List|Gravesong]]
  | previousChapter=[[Gravesong_Chapter_1.10|Chapter 1.10]]
  | nextChapter=[[Gravesong_Chapter_1.12|Chapter 1.12]]
}}

'''Chapter 1.11''' is the 12th chapter of [[Gravesong]].

== Synopsis ==

[[Cara O'Sullivan|Cara]] told [[Dalius Bedornial|Ser Dalius]] that she heard something moving. The [Knight] dismisses her claims, but she demands a torch to provide light. Ser Dalius initially refuses, citing it as a waste of wood, but eventually agrees to make one. As he went to get the materials, Cara saw undead mice. She calls for help, but no one comes.

Cara is eventually surrounded by the mice and tries to repel them with a prayer but is ultimately overwhelmed. Ser Dalius rushes to her aid, but the mice continue to pursue the young woman. The ghostly [Knight] uses a desperate maneuver to cut through the mice, but they eventually encounter a [[Bone Horrors|Bone Horror]] reanimating the mice's bones.

== Characters ==

( * = First Appearance)

* [[Cara O'Sullivan]]
* [[Dalius Bedornial]]

== Locations ==

* [[Tomb of Afiele]]

== Creatures ==

* mice (undead)
** with dancing magical flames for eyes burning in their sockets
* [[Bone Horrors|Bone Horror]]
** a shambling amalgamation of tiny mice bones

== Items ==

* Cara's smartphone

== Statistics Obtained ==

== Bracket Contents Mentioned ==

* [Knight]
* [Singer]

== Earth-Media Referenced ==

* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord%27s_Prayer Lord's Prayer]
* A song described as having Latin words of prayer that provoke fire
** Presumably referencing [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellfire_(song) Hellfire] by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Jay Tony Jay], for the film [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hunchback_of_Notre_Dame_(1996_film) The Hunchback of Notre Dame]. The song's opening lyrics contain parts of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confiteor Confiteor], a Latin prayer of confession used by the Roman Catholic Church.

== Trivia ==

* The song that provokes fire is the first to be described in detail while being used without mentioning the title or any of the lyrics.

[[Category:Gravesong_Chapters]]