A severed head and a cry of “Witchcraft!” start a frenzied witch hunt within a sleepy German town. When Konrad von Marburg, a Chapel inquisitor, arrives for the picture, innocent and guilty alike find themselves at the mercy of the inquisitor’s violent type of purification. Two knights from the Ordo Militum Vindicis Intactae, Andreas and Raphael, quickly arrive in the town. Though each journeys on a separate route, they quickly music group jointly to confront the inquisitor as he whips the townspeople into a about Sinner righteous bloodlust. When her dead husband’s severed head appears on her doorstep, an area woman is billed with exercising heretical rituals. It really is up to the knights to discover the truth behind the brutal murder prior to the torches are lit and the woman is burned at the stake. Their job proves daunting, though, as the townspeople have their own long-buried secrets and sins that they want to keep hidden – actually if it means enabling the sacrifice of an innocent female. With Sinner: A Prequel to the Mongoliad, Tag Teppo forges the initial link in a chain leading to the world-shattering events from the Mongoliad series.