Attacked by Golgoth

 'I won't do it,' I told Golgoth. 'I'd rather die here than set you free.'
  'Die, then, fool!' Golgoth said, and immediately the cold began to intensify. So I closed my eyes and waited for the end, as I felt my body becoming numb. Strangely I was no longer afraid. I was filled with resignation. I'd accepted what was going to happen.


  The cold must have made me pass out because the next thing I remember is opening my eyes.
  It was very still and quiet in the chamber and the air was much warmer. To my relief, Golgoth had gone. I could no longer sense his presence. But why hadn't he carried out his threat?

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