The Secret of Kralitz

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The Secret of Kralitz by Henry Kuttner

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A story of the shocking revelation that came to the twenty-first Baron Kralitz.

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mprehension of when each Baron Kralitz was initiated into the brotherhood of blood. I knew--I knew--that no coffin had ever been placed unoccupied in the tombs, and I read upon the stone sarcophagus at my feet the inscription that made my doom known to me--my own name, "Franz, twenty-first Baron Kralitz."

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The Baron of Kralitz is wakened by mysterious forms who guide him to a secret chamber deep beneath his castle. There he discovers several of H.P. Lovecraft's ancient ones and learns his allegedly terrible secret.

Not scary or even moody. Just average.
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