What really happened behind the walls of the Inquisition's flames? Was it justice or sacred cruelty? Is it fair to judge people based on myths, or was there something much bigger at play? Is the magic of the Middle Ages just lies, or were the horrors people faced justified? Was magic truly real, or just a heresy invented by the Church to control people? How did the Church turn innocent minds into fuel for the Inquisition's fires? The Inquisition is a short novel classified in the category of thriller and mystery, which talks about events that took place in the Middle Ages related to the witch trials, including the misconception of the nature of witchcraft and the exploitation and machinations practiced by the Church, such as accusing people of witchcraft and prosecuting them mercilessly and without evidence, taking advantage of their religious status.