Die rechte Hand Gottes

Justinien Pibrac's life takes a dramatic turn as he seeks to escape his dire circumstances. In a small, oppressive village, he is offered the unthinkable position of the lord's official executioner. This unexpected role brings him face to face with the dark side of human nature and the complexities of morality. As he navigates the treacherous waters of power and authority, Justinien struggles with the weight of his new responsibilities.

With each execution, the toll on his conscience grows heavier, leading him to question the very notion of justice. Surrounded by villagers who both fear and resent him, he becomes an outcast, challenged by his own humanity. The story delves into his internal conflict, as he grapples with the dichotomy of being a servant of the law while wrestling with personal demons.

As Justinien's journey unfolds, themes of fate, redemption, and the search for one's identity emerge. Through poignant encounters and moral dilemmas, he seeks to understand his true place in a world where right and wrong are often blurred. His evolution as a character paints a vivid picture of struggle and resilience amidst an unyielding society.