On the streets of Jerusalem's Old City, pilgrims who have come from afar are worshipping the "Via Dolorosa," translated as the "Way of Suffering."
Legend has it that Jesus bore the cross here and ascended Mount Calvary on the path of his passion.
On this street leading to the mountain, pilgrims from afar are everywhere.
They kneel on the ground, worshipping devoutly.
Beside Losa's feet, not far away, an elderly man in tattered clothes is crawling on the ground.
He continuously kisses the stones on the ground, chanting prayers softly, allowing sharp gravel to rub raw a patch on his forehead.
Losa cannot clearly hear what he is saying, but vaguely discerns that he speaks Latin.
Gaulish is derived from Latin, mixed with many Germanic language words.
Although Losa speaks only Gaulish and not Latin, he can still identify what language the man is speaking.
This old man's beard is white, his body aged, his movements slow.
