El molino silencioso; Las bodas de Yolanda

A crumbling mill stands at the edge of a sluggish river, its broken wheels and moss‑covered stones echoing a forgotten era. The once‑lively waterway now drips lazily, its sound a muted lull that blankets the ruined structure in a veil of decay. This haunting backdrop frames a small community where the old stone walls seem to hold their breath, waiting for the next ripple of life to disturb the stillness.

At the heart of the mill lives Felshammer, a man of immense strength and a temper as fierce as the hammer that gave him his name. His gentle‑spoken wife strives to keep peace amid his volcanic outbursts, while their three sons embody both his vigor and his volatility. A sudden, violent clash between the brothers leaves the youngest mute, turning the household’s fragile equilibrium into a silent, aching void. The story follows the lingering shadows of that day, probing how grief, pride, and the relentless grind of the mill shape each character’s path forward.