Bedusk Pall Kovuss Agape (who referred to himself as a 'Jaghut Anap') lived in a tower situated just outside the coastal village of 'Reach of Woe'. Bedusk Pall Kovuss Agape’s wife (also a Jaghut) had lived in the tower with her husband, but he had buried her in the yard of the tower nine years before. This stone tower of Bedusk Agape was shaped into a roundish square (either intentionally or as a result of many centuries of severe wind erosion) with a recessed, shadowy entrance that was topped by a moss-covered lintel. Originally built to be further from the cliff edge, the tower was now located almost at the very lip of the flat top of the very tall, sheer cliff that it shared with 'Reach of Woe' (which had always been further inland), because of significant subsidence into the sea far be