Vessel: Terra Santa Pulp

In the year 1084, the city of Acri is a tapestry of hunger and desperation, where survival rules over morality. Amidst the backdrop of war and strife, a starving Flemish boy is discovered indulging in the unthinkable—cannibalism. His act, a grim reflection of the extreme lengths to which one might go when faced with starvation, ignites shock and horror among the townsfolk.

As the boy's fate unfolds, the wealthy elite of Acri struggle with the implications of such an incident. A society on the brink of collapse grapples with its own values while the boy’s actions spark debates about ethics and survival. Through Caleb Battiago's evocative storytelling, readers are drawn into a visceral world where the boundaries of humanity are tested in the direst of circumstances.