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Uh oh, the time is up.

The inquisition doesn't just let you walk away. Although the younger one was close to calling it quits.

We'll never know what his follow up would have been.

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Ken Malidore

Unless she can fake death, this looks just like a problem.

Todd Ellner

That's a bold strategy, Cotton. You catch a sorceress or hang for murder. And yeah the Inquisition let a lot of people go if they didn't think there was anything worth finding. In the case described in "The Cheese and the Worms" they bent over backwards to try and find an excuse to let the guy off with "diminished capacity" but he could not shut up. By this time period witches were assumed to be insane or deluded by Satan. The Malleus Maleficarum was on the Index, and witch finding was a non-Church cottage industry dying out. If Espada were in Basque country she would have been pretty safe. when witchfinders showed up the fishing fleet came back, hanged a bunch, and beat up the survivors

Mark McConnell

Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition... to shoot you!